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They are a part of the female body that has the tradition of always being shaven. Most body parts that can be shaved (in both men and women) ultimately come down to preference, a choice. Not armpits. Armpits therefore become this sort of mythical sacred ground that is both pure, and imperfect at the same time for reasons we already know. A place often depicted as flawless, so much that an alien wouldn't know that hair grows in a girl's pits unless someone told him, because based on what the media / ads say, you would never guess otherwise.
This contrast in perception is highly attractive, even more when you factor in that the average girl feels insecure about this body area. They must look good if you are wearing something like a top and they must smell nice because it'd
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