Die englischsprachige Presse berichtet diese Woche atemlos über sogenanntes „Beinhaar-Belästigung“ in Japan. Ein Großteil des Hypes scheint auf eine von Gorilla, einem Haarentfernungsdienst, veröffentlichte Umfrage zurückzuführen zu sein. An japanischen Arbeitsplätzen gibt es weitaus schwerwiegendere Formen der Belästigung, über die man sich Sorgen machen muss.
Japan’s “Leg-Hair Harassment” Debate: What English Media Is Missing
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I experienced this a few years ago, it wasn’t pretty. Shorts have no place in the office.
Until some men have great calves, the it’s „I don’t wanna see those legs so hide them between mine lol“
まぁ韓国とか中国は体毛薄い人が多いのでそれでもいいのかもしれんけど、日本人は濃い人が多いので反感買うだけだろ
xxハラ xxキャンセル界隈 xx離れ
it is really getting annoying at this point with these meaningless buzzwords
体毛が濃い場合は見苦しいから剃ればいい。ただし脱毛産業は殆どの人間にとって必要のないものだ。
i also feel harassed by ugly and fat women in the streets. this harassment should be talked about more
Gotta admit it was pretty funny.
Japan just can’t get over stereotypes, can they. A hair removal service called „gorilla.“ An IT job hunting service called „geekly.“ What’s next?
I do have properly shocking leg hair. I would not blame someone for feeling harassed.
I was recently looking for a place that would *trim* my leg hair, rather than *remove* it. No luck.
thats why i dont believe stupid japan articles posted on reddit
Even the BBC published an article the sole source for which was a single, rigged, survey? What a time to be alive…