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not to hairy,and not shaved, like those movies from the 70-80's

Yeah, they should all be like that. Not too hairy but not shaved or trimmed either. Just like those wonderful pictures of the 1970's and 1980's playboy mags.

Anthons: not to hairy,and not shaved

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Are you kidding, hc movies in the 1970's and 1980's not too hairy?
Those were untrimmed forests back then. I don't know whether it was even proper to call them pussies.

There were shaved and trimmed gals even back then. Often it was case of
[perceived] hygiene rather than fashion.
About 80% of my girlfriends were perfectly happy to depilate in the late
70s/80s.

As to terminology: PUSSIES [hairy or otherwise] were around long before
'Brazilians', etc.
It's the new fashion that you have to find a name for.

Author: jj
Date: 05-06-07 23:44

There were shaved and trimmed gals even back then. Often it was case of
[perceived] hygiene rather than fashion.
About 80% of my girlfriends were perfectly happy to depilate in the late
70s/80s.

As to terminology: PUSSIES [hairy or otherwise] were around long before
'Brazilians', etc.
It's the new fashion that you have to find a name for.

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The one who I remember most was Seka. She used to trim her vagina from the half way point to below that. The rest of the actresses of that period late 1970's-early 1980's were quite furry.
If you read the trade publications of that era (Adm Film World, Cinema X), I do not recall seeing the word "pussy". I think even cocks were frequently referred more diplomatically as "penis". As for the films themselves, I have not seen on oldie for some time now and my memory is a little off, but I do not recall hearing the word "pussy" either in those old movies.

The press may have been self-censoring to an extent.

I can only say that in my neck of the woods 'pussy' was the most-used
term from the early 70s on, with the derivatives pussy-hair, pussy-lips, etc.

Etymologically it seems to have roots in either French 'pucelle' [virgin or by
extension, young girl]- this seems closer to the current American usage for
young women as a group, as in 'let's hunt ourselves some pussy"]; or Old
Saxon 'puse' [vulva]- which seems a dramatically direct connection considering
the relatively long time-frame involved [although 'fuck' and 'cunt' have
similarly long-term derivations from Old English].

The cat/vulva double entendre for pussy seems long-established in at
least French and English, as in 'licking the cat' or 'chatte'.

JJ, I know the trade magazines of that era had to be careful of the language they used. I did indicate they used the word "penis". They also referred to DP as "sandwich", gang-bangs as "group sex", and even "anal sex" as "exotic sex".
But my question was (even though we have gone off topic): did american hc movies of the late 1970's really make reference to "pussy".
To get back on course the poster was making reference that pussies in hc movies of late 1970's-eraly 1980's were trimmed. Even in mid 1990's female porn actresses had quite bushy and natural look. Some did not even trim them. But in late 1970's, the majority were bushy and untrimmed, from the movies I saw and pics published in those publications.

Len801 wrote:
"pussy".
I honestly don't know: it's really not my metier: I've only got the
classics like 'Taboo' so don't have a representative sample. There are
others here who will know, though.


> To get back on course the poster was making reference that
> pussies in hc movies of late 1970's-eraly 1980's were trimmed.
Seems unlikely, I agree.


> Even in mid 1990's female porn actresses had quite bushy and
> natural look. Some did not even trim them.
True: but the trend was already started [Stateside] towards trimming in
one form or another- I particularly recall in UK magazines of the time the
'half-cut' where the labia were completely depilated but the hair above
was left intact, a la Deborah Wells...


> But in late 1970's,
> the majority were bushy and untrimmed, from the movies I saw
> and pics published in those publications.
That was my impression.