Personally, I remove my armpit hair because I like to wear tank tops and other sleeveless fashions and I think armpit hair is unattractive. It’s all about looks.

I remove my pubic hair because I found I prefer the increased sensitivity it gives me when it comes to sexual activities. It’s all about feel.

I have to admit I was startled at my prepubescent “little girl” appearance the first time I looked in the mirror after shaving it off but that was years ago and I’ve gotten used to it. In this day and age, it seems to me it’s become more the norm than having pubic hair. I do think an unruly bush is very unattractive and nobody wants to see your pubes peeking out around your bikini. IMO, it should be nicely trimmed to at least a half-inch or less. So it’s about looks too.

Shaving the pubic area and armpits is a personal grooming choice with no inherent meaning. It’s a cosmetic preference, and women shave for various reasons, including hygiene, comfort, and aesthetics. 

Here’s a more detailed explanation:

• Personal Hygiene:Some women find that shaving makes them feel cleaner, as it eliminates hair that can trap odors or sweat. 
• Comfort:Shaving can be a matter of comfort, as some women find the feeling of smooth skin more comfortable, especially during activities like swimming or wearing certain clothing. 
• Aesthetics:Shaving is a common beauty practice, and many women choose to shave to achieve a desired look, often influenced by cultural norms and media portrayals. 
• Sexual Attraction:Some women may shave to feel more attractive or to meet the perceived preferences of their partners. 
• No inherent meaning:It’s important to remember that there is no single meaning to shaving one’s pubic area or armpits. It’s a personal choice with no inherent connection to cleanliness, sexual availability, or any other specific characteristic. 

Ultimately, whether or not a woman chooses to shave is a personal decision with no universally accepted meaning.