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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Sep 2008
    Perth
    486

    I also have this problem. My whole life really. It was something that I didn't feel comfortable talking to my parents about and they never mentioned it to me. So I grew up hating my body, being ashamed, embarrassed etc and basically wanted to die from a very young age. I'm saying this because if someone had told me that it is normal and gave me ways to deal with it then I would have reacted better. I know this sounds a bit over the top but being hairy as a young girl can be quite distressing when all your friends are wearing short shirts etc. So make sure that you talk to them as they get older and give them ways to deal with it. I bleached the hair on my arms and just still cannot wear revealing clothes. It doesn't affect me as much anymore as I couldn't care too much what people think of me anymore but I'm much older now. I have dark hair on my arms, back and stomach. Not thick like a man's but noticeable.

  2. #2

    Dec 2005
    not with crazy people
    8,023

    thank you all fo ryour replies.

    Miss H that is the exact reason Im concerned. I dont want her to feel like crap in her own body .
    Mini me has very blonde hair....and the hair on her back and around her temples is dark. Her oldest brother had the same problem with having the hair back but not on the temples region.

    I'll just jusst keep my eye on it for now and will look into it more before she starts school. The last thing I want is or her to be picked on.

    thank you all so much again

  3. #3
    Registered User

    May 2010
    Dorrigo NSW
    49

    when i look back at my baby photos i was the same it did go away. Mine was like a blonde down over my face and back. Hope this helps