Sewing machines. Every diagram I see looks like there's some violation of physical laws going on.
No, but now that you mention it...
With extreme caution, yes. Not only must we both be tested (I want to give someone an STD only slightly less than I want to get one), but I must trust her, too. That's less likely to happen with casual encounters, simply because I won't have had time to get to know her.
Gladly!
*scurries off to review rules of poker*
Incidentally, I see you're newish in these parts. Welcome to Lush!
No picture, but a story.
Three French boys are walking down the street. The youngest looks in a window and sees a couple having sex. He calls to his friends.
"Observe," he says, "the lady and gentleman, they are fighting."
"Mais non," says the next older. "They are making love."
"Oui," opines the oldest, "and badly."
I don't love them, but I love the consequences of going without a whole lot less. So for casual partners, it's always been "no glove, no love." Turned down a hot redhead during an intense makeout session once because there weren't condoms available (should have gone forward with something else, but I was young and foolish).
My favorite story on this topic was a young girl (too young to be sexually active, IMO, but it's a different world than when I was fourteen) who responded to "I don't feel as much when I wear a condom" with "honey, you ain't gonna feel nothin' if you don't!"
Fiddlers' Green, by Liam Clancy
Jumping in to agree on the non-consensual sharing: that's evil. Don't do it.
I have a few nudes of my Lovely Wife, but would never share them with anyone she didn't want them shared with.
Neither do I, but whichever one of us loses, my goal would be to see to it that we both felt like we'd won.
So, "yes."
Lots of questions...
Perhaps consider why you "can't stand hair." Have you been conditioned by the porn industry that women must be hairless? What is it about hair that you "can't stand?" Might she be as uncomfortable with the idea of shaving as you are with the idea of going down on an unshaven pussy?
What about you? Do you shave?
If she's reluctant, there could be any number of reasons. Maybe she doesn't like feeling bare because it brings up adulthood issues. Maybe it itches. Maybe she's afraid of cutting herself. Maybe she feels it's an unreasonable and invasive thing to ask. Find out; talk, listen, communicate.
Can you compromise? Can she remove some of the hair; shave her lips and leave the hair above it in place? Can she trim it shorter or remove some of it so it doesn't feel so intrusive? Can she live without you going down on her?
Is this really a relationship deal-breaker for you?
For celebrities, either Jaclyn Smith or Claudia Christian.
Otherwise, there are a couple of lasses from high school, a couple more from college, and one or two post-college, but I won't post any names here.
The two biggest compliments that I remember are:
--I forget how it happened, but back in my hometown this truck driver asked me how to get from where we were to some other place. I figured it would be easier to just lead him, so I said "I'll show you; follow me." It involved some surface roads and a bit of highway driving. I was careful to him in sight behind me (it was night), and when we got to where we were going, he came up to me and said "Thanks. You know, you're a hell of a driver."
--When I was in college, I was in the gym when my girlfriend stepped backwards, tripped over something and, as she fell, shifted her patella. She was in a fair bit of pain, so we got someone to sit back-to-back with her so she could lean back with her knee bent until EMS arrived. I was supporting her knee, and when the paramedics arrived I worked with them to make sure her knee stayed supported as they applied splints. She and a friend rode in the ambulance, and he told me they asked him if I'd had EMT training.
Getting compliments from professionals about doing the work they do is really good for the ol' ego.
I have a friend who specifically asked for a gangbang for her birthday one year. So yeah, some certainly do!