Landing strips

[Paulie]

i love a christy canyon type bush....but like tbone says....must be ultra clean

[Rezo]

Annette Haven was a friggin' hot number but a little too much bush for my likes. A clean Christy Canyon will get the green light anyday.

[txpussyboy]

The smoother the better it feels on my tongue

[SneakyCancer]

keep me guessing....spice it up. just dont go national forest on a brotha too long.

[MsPrittiKitti]

recently grew a landing strip, and love it!!
i like playing w,my little patch...lol

[Super Head 713]

Lol i always preferred a landing strip and always found myself playing with the little hair as well its pretty kewl! Lately I have been going bare down their and LOVE it because i love the way the baldness feels and love the way it makes my fat fat look like lol

[Rifleman]

I am old school. Some of my best memories of sex including getting hairs out between my teeth. That said, landing strips are cool

[Bull149]

I like a bush on a lady. Ladies don't loose pubic hair like we men do, so little chance of getting on in mouth.

[AdventureAdams]

I like my pussy to have a little character, I think completely bald pussies are boring to look at. I used to have a little soul patch but I grew it out so I could enjoy a wider landscape but it is still smooth and clean at the entry point.

I think some people have a mindset after being brainwashed by porn and social expectations that having hair on your pussy was somehow feral and untamed, I am glad that people are more accepting or different hairstyles nowadays in the pubic region.

[Here4pie]

I love approaching a well groomed landing strip. There's something about having something there that reveals the "Taboo" area.

[DarthMaul]

Originally Posted by Here4pie

I love approaching a well groomed landing strip. There's something about having something there that reveals the "Taboo" area.

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