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New York Trip May 18th-30th

I am so excited to be returning to my hometown of NYC for a few weeks this May. I just love the spring so much; cherry blossoms, warm breezes, beating hearts and horny people!

Would you like to spend some time with me? Would you like to worship my all natural, hairy body, my very furry legs, generous breasts with nipple hair, thick dark armpits, and of course my fluffy bush and delicious, pink pussy?

May 19th-24th - noon - 10pm Incalls at a private apartment in Bushwick right near L train. Outcalls to Brooklyn/Queens/Manhatten.

May 25th-29th - noon - 10pm Outcalls to Brooklyn/Queens/Manhatten. Possible select Incalls on the Upper West Side with additional tribute (inquire within)

Go here for details: http://bit.ly/1WREN9r

This is what you’re missing on NaughtyNatural.com right now! A full 18 minutes and 46 seconds and me, Nikki Silver, the QUEEN of Hairy Porn, allowing you to be my assistant and watch me strut around in stockings, garters and heels before spreading my all natural bush wide to reveal my tight, pink pussy.

Go to NaughtyNatural.com to watch the FREE TRAILER, but the full video is ONLY available to members. 

Another behind the scenes iPhone photo. Willow is so gorgeous! This super cute nature babe loved playing around in the river, otherwise known as my studio. Jealous? Uncensored photo on my twitter - xnikkisilverx

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iPhone photo taken by Willow’s girlfriend. Just had an awesome couple days camping out in the woods and shooting a super cute, hairy, lesbian couple! Ivy and Willow and shot a bunch of great content. More pics to come!

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I’ve pretty much always hated and been anxious about my hairy legs (and arms, and face, and tummy, and everything really…) and so I never ever wear skirts or shorts and I hate swimming. This was a big point of contention with my family because they thought I was being antisocial and rejecting them when really I just couldn’t bear to show my body to anyone.
I stopped shaving when I broke up with my ex a few months ago, and now my new girlfriend suddenly has given me positive feelings about my hair!! The first time we slept together I hadn’t shaved because I wasn’t expecting it (lol) but I quickly realised that she didn’t mind at all - maybe because her legs were as hairy as mine (she is trans)!!
Hopefully I can now say goodbye forever to itchy legs from shaving, spending hours in the shower, cutting my legs, spending money on product, and most importantly the feelings of insecurity… This world needlessly bullies us into feeling bad about what our bodies just naturally do, and it’s high time somebody spoke out against that. So thank you to this blog for making people like me feel a bit better, and hopefully one day body-positive movements more broadly will include us.

Earlier this year, I conducted a 7-month-long self discovery experiment on not shaving. I kept my legs covered most of the time but I really wanted to push myself through the uncomfortable feeling and feel normal in my natural state! I just really wanted to fight the stupid gendered and unnecessary bull that is expected of females. And so I did. I went out multiple times, leg hair on display, and gained confidence each time. I’ve never really made an effort to keep my legs bare but this was the next step up. I am a firm believer in all people being able to make their own decisions on their bodies.  Think body hair is gross? Blame society, blame the media, make your own decision. Question the way your mind works, fight what you know. I was made fun of for my body hair from 2nd grade on–2nd grade! My arms were quite hairy so I would wear a sweater every day in the hot classroom until I was questioned by a teacher about it. I started shaving my legs and underarms in 5th grade. I started waxing my eyebrows when I was in 6th or 7th grade. In 8th grade my friends made fun of my belly fuzz so I started shaving that too. Why do so few people see this as an issue? Why should a 7 year old girl have to focus covering up her arms and overheat rather than learn in the classroom? Why does a 12 year old girl have to worry so much about keeping her eyebrow groomed or else somebody will comment on it? It’s disgusting. The only reason I ever removed any hair on my body was either because I WAS made fun of, or I was worried I WOULD be made fun of. Because being hairless is the norm. I always hated shaving and in high school I only did it every once in a while or when I was going to wear shorts. I remember a classmate seeing short hairs poke out of the hole on my jeans and calling it gross. I shrugged it off at that point although it still made me uncomfortable. After high school, I removed hair even less frequently. I shave every once in a while now but that’s the whole point of it. Do whatever the hell you want and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. And for those who try to tell you that body hair is unlovable, tell them they can screw off. I’ve had a partner that has loved me in all of my naturalness for the better part of the last decade. Do what you want.

My name is Andrea. I’ve always been very hairy due to my hirsuitism, an effect of my thyroid condition called hashimotos, which makes me grow excessive hair all over my body. I’m latina, so my genes were already predisposed to make me have a lot of thick dark hair on my body, but hirsuitism has amplified that.

Growing up, I was teased for my unibrow, chin hairs, and my moustache in school. Though they weren’t excessively thick, they were noticeable for a girl like me, especially growing up in an especially white community. I started plucking in fifth grade. It was easy enough and I didn’t mind the pain. Anything to keep people from talking.

I don’t remember when I started shaving my legs, but I know it was soon after that, because that same year, I started shaving everywhere. I started developing at a very early age, and as a child, it was impossible to keep up with all of the very adult grooming I felt I had to do just to look acceptable in my own eyes.

Even at that age, you’re exposed to “perfect” bodies so often and almost no real ones, that all you can see when you look in the mirror is all the things that you aren’t. You look at all the reasons the women on TV and in films and on the covers of magazines are beautiful and they become all the reasons you’re not. Despite the fact that they have completely different bodies than you and it takes personal trainers and dieticians and hours of preparation and makeup and grooming and perfectly fitted clothing and photo distortion to make them look like flawless godesses, you somehow think that the ugliness you see in yourself is YOUR shortcoming.

I shaved a lot growing up and through highschool. It took me hours to do every single time. I would always get ingrown hairs, rashes, razor bumps, pimples and whatever other terrible thing a razor can give you. If I hadn’t shaved, I would hide my legs in pants. It never looked my legs were really shave as fresh thick prickles of new hair would poke through my skin the second a chill in the room gave me goosebumps, even if it was while I was cleaning up from shaving.

I hated shaving, but I hated being hairy more. Hairy legs meant no shorts in the summer. A hairy tummy meant no crop tops or bikinis. I went to theme park that also had a water park, with my best friend when I was thirteen, and she pointed at a beautiful girl in a bikini and said “that girl would be really pretty if she didn’t have hair on her stomach.” I looked down to see some barely there blonde fuzz on her belly. I was as covered as a person could be that day in the summer, without getting heat stroke. I knew I wanted nothing less than for someone to see me.

My hiding and self loathing grew throughout highschool, dying down in college as I started to become exhausted with the amount of time I had to dedicate to shaving without any sort of tangible payoff. I was growing more and more into a feminist but still had some setbacks, as the biggest part of my journey was finally having the strength to walk away from religion. Once I had, I was free to start openly engaging in the body positive movement.

And I think that’s where I met my biggest disappointment of all. I would look through post after post, article after article of these proud “body positive”, “inclusive” feminists and with each one, grew more and more in my shame. “Fat girls are beautiful” would be followed by perfectly curvy “plus size” models in flawless makeup, with no pot bellies, no sagging or droopy rolls of skin, and most consistently, not a single speck of body hair to be found.

I grew more and more certain that my body was ugly until one day I finally snapped. I stopped shaving and I stopped hiding it. I was uncomfortable and nervous for a while, but I did it anyway. I had made a decision. If nobody is going to call hairy girls beautiful, then I will. If nobody is going to share…

I finally got the chance to submit my legs to this awesome blog! I’ll tell a little about my life with shaving/having hairy legs.

So I’ve always hated shaving. I find it so pointless. I do like the feeling of shaved legs but it’s totally not worth it. I have pcos which is polycystic ovarian syndrome. This syndrome causes cysts on the ovaries as well as weight gain, excessive body hair, and other symptoms. I’ve always had a hairy body but when I was diagnosed with this, I noticed even more body hair. I get hair on my feet, stomach, face, chest, and pretty much everywhere and there’s a lot of it.

I honestly don’t care anymore about shaving. Part of the reason is because of my depression and it being really hard to do anything at all. I now have decided to not care about shaving anymore. I have a tattoo on my leg and I know now that it is not going to look worse because of hair. Men naturally have leg hair too and they wouldn’t be told to shave because it makes their tattoos look bad. I’m at peace with my body hair now and hope that others can learn that it’s okay to not shave.

Anyways I wrote a lot but I hope it helps add to the blog!