Welcome to R-Slash, a podcast where I read the best posts from a cross-reddit.

Today's subreddit is R-Slash Relationship Advice.

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to get started. So on this next post, I'm going to replace certain words with armpit hair,

but suffice to say this story isn't actually about armpit hair. I have to be cautious because

of YouTube demonetization, so it's up to you to figure out what I really mean when I say armpit hair.

So yesterday, my girlfriend casually asked me how I prefer her armpit hair to be groomed.

She usually keeps her short, but neat. I assume she just wanted to change things up,

but wanted my opinion, so I answered honestly and said that I find completely shave and attractive.

But in the grand scheme of things, I couldn't care less. It's not a turn off if there's hair,

and that I like the way she has it now. Well, it turns out that she had a lecture today at college,

she studied psychology, and the topic was on people who abuse kids. Apparently, one of the talking

points was that people in that group are attracted to the lack of body here. When she told me this,

I asked her, are you seriously calling me a member of that group because I find completely

shave and attractive? Can I just point out that you're 21, not 12? She basically skirted around

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