In today’s movie industry, both men and women appear onscreen with less and less body hair. In traditional gender roles, women are usually expected to be fully shaved (or at least more shaved than men). Of course, personal grooming preferences are entirely up to each person, whether someone keeps a full bush, trims it, or removes it completely.

But looking at this detail through a D/s or FLR lens, I’m curious:

Do you see a woman keeping her pubic hair while the man is shaved as a kind of symbolic dominance? Almost like her bush, whether full or trimmed, represents authority, power, or sexual autonomy, while the man shaving his genitals leans more toward a submissive aesthetic?

Or, maybe, do you see it simply as a chance to flip traditional gender expectations altogether?

What do you think? is there a psychological or symbolic layer to this, or is it just personal preference?