In modern society, the situation of women's body hair is undergoing dramatic changes. In particular, pubic hair—once a 'natural forest' left to grow wild—is now an era where many women choose to have a 'hairless plain'. Walking down the street, billboards for hair removal salons catch your eye, and opening the internet reveals an abundance of beauty articles recommending 'smooth skin.' It's true that the desire for cleanliness and a neat appearance is understandable. But then you stop and think: whatever happened to appreciating one's natural form? Once, pubic hair was part of a person's individuality. Thick, curly, modest—each had its own unique 'ecosystem.' Like how there are as many different forests as there are people. However, now that diversity is in a state that could be called not 'endangered species' but 'endangered hair.' I can only sincerely pray that the day this joke becomes true never comes.
