Why does pubic hair grow?

Answer 1

two possibilities: as a sexual signal, and to prevent chafing. ---- Third possibility, which is the correct answer. It's for insulation of sexual organs. ---- this is not a logical answer considering humans have no underfur.

Answer 2

All body hair goes back to prehistoric humans who needed the extra hair to keep warm. Hormones released pre-puberty and during puberty control how much body hair a person grows.

Although many people today shave or wax their underarms, legs, and even pubic hair, hair removal is not done in all cultures and, in fact, cultures who never shave or wax think that shaving or waxing is unnecessary.

Answer 3

People have pubic hair to protect them from STI (Sexually Transmitted Infections) and STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease).

Answer 4

Because, sometimes in the winter your vagina gets a little chilly, even with those flannel sheets! So to keep warm in the winter, you vagina grow itself a cotton, fuzzy, warm blankie :)

Answer 5

It grows for many reasons, such as warmth and for pleasure

Answer 6

It depends on what sex you're asking about. Pubic hair actually prevents diseases from the vagina since it is so prone to accepting them.

Answer 7

it is a simple sign of puberty, which occurs with everyone.

Answer 8

Why there is pubic hair