I personally like my body hair. But I see nothing objectionable about it. I always think people should be encouraged to do what THEY personally want to do, regardless of the perception of others. Although I, with some exceptions, reject the notion of masculine and feminine... Going by what the stereotypical traits that are masculine and feminine, how is covering up who you are and refusing to do what you really want to do masculine? Isn't it, in a way, being timid? Bowing to other people's ideas in order to avoid potential conflict? I realize this argument is so idealistic that it is impossible to apply in many situations, as sometimes the risks of "being yourself" outweigh the rewards. But as long as you wear long pants to work, I can't imagine what excuse you'd have for not shaving your legs if you want to shave your legs.
