As a midwife, I see all kinds of pussies. In fact, I've even seen pubic dreadlocks-- yes you read that correctly. I frequently amuse myself by guessing whether someone shaves or waxes or not and then finding out if I was right.
More than the hair, my clients seem to be concerned about their smell and honestly, I almost never notice a smell even in the most concerned of women. Honestly, a crotch smells like a crotch unless you've got something wrong.
I used to be a "pelvic model" for medical and midwifery teaching. My theory then was that these are people who are learning to treat women's bodies well and therefore they should be comfortable with my body coming in however I please it to be. So if I happened to be shaved, stubbled, razor burned, or bushy, that was what they got.
Also, at the end of the day, I've seen so many pussies that I usually remember for about a week what one person's looks like. I only see a few women at a time, so I imagine that an OB/GYN who sees dozes of women every week will remember for about five minutes.
More than the hair, my clients seem to be concerned about their smell and honestly, I almost never notice a smell even in the most concerned of women. Honestly, a crotch smells like a crotch unless you've got something wrong.
I used to be a "pelvic model" for medical and midwifery teaching. My theory then was that these are people who are learning to treat women's bodies well and therefore they should be comfortable with my body coming in however I please it to be. So if I happened to be shaved, stubbled, razor burned, or bushy, that was what they got.
Also, at the end of the day, I've seen so many pussies that I usually remember for about a week what one person's looks like. I only see a few women at a time, so I imagine that an OB/GYN who sees dozes of women every week will remember for about five minutes.