Why are middle-aged men okay with pubes? An investigation

MIDDLE-AGED men are fine with ladies’ pubic hair, whereas young fellas act as if they’ve discovered Japanese knotweed. What is the cause of this puzzling situation?

Porn was different then

Men over 50 did not grow up with internet porn. Cinemas, VHS tapes and occasionally a magazine found in a hedge all featured pubic hair as standard, and it wasn’t a niche category on PornHub. Men watching porn films simply took it on trust that there was a fanny somewhere underneath all that.

They’re desperate

Older men are pathetically eager for a shag and unlikely to lay down conditions. At 23, a man believes he’s conducting a quality-control inspection. At 53 he is more likely to be thinking: ‘F**king hell, someone fancies me.’ He is not about to jeopardise proceedings with a list of landscaping requests.

It takes him back to 1990

Nothing transports him back to his youth like a pair of sensible M&S cotton briefs being removed to reveal a thriving ecosystem that could easily have wood pigeons nesting in it. Suddenly he’s 19 again, behind Thrustz nightclub, with Simply Red drifting over from the kebab shop. Proust had his madeleines. A middle-aged bloke from Kettering has a dense 1980s bush.

He can’t complain about hairs

His own back resembles AstroTurf. His ears have developed eyebrows. There may even be disturbing toe hairs. Complaining about someone else’s grooming would be like Jabba the Hutt criticising controlling boyfriend behaviour.

He is hardened to hairs in his mouth 

Coming from a pre-shaved era, he is used to getting annoying pubic hairs in his mouth that have to somehow be removed during cunnilingus without getting up and spitting, which sends out the wrong message. Rest assured this is less to do with sexual broadmindedness than going down on a woman being an occasional chore that makes it way easier to request blowjobs.

He doesn’t want to look a creep

A preference for no pubic hair can, unfortunately, raise concerns about what’s on your hard drive. While it’s deeply unfair to single out older men for such suspicions, he’s unlikely to reduce the chances of a shag by broaching the subject. And unlike young guys, there’s less chance he’ll want to record sex stuff on his phone. He’s not totally got the hang of sending pictures yet.

He has bigger worries

Male middle-aged woes range from obscure knee problems to being worryingly close to genuine oldness, with its decrepit pensioner stage designed to get you in the mood for death. A woman possessing a forest rather than a bush is an insignificant sexual problem compared to being constantly reminded that his prostate is trying to murder him.

Sign up now to get
The Daily Mash
free Headlines email – every weekday
privacy

Man noting which neighbours still have flags up after World Cup

A MAN is monitoring how quickly his neighbours remove England flags from their homes to determine if they are a racist. 

With the World Cup over, Joe Turner feels that the longer a St George’s Cross remains, the higher the chance of the homeowner being someone you will regret talking to about immigration.

He said: “The clock is ticking. As time goes on the message of the flag shifts from ‘football’s coming home’ to ‘stop the boats’ to ‘I have a large collection of golliwogs’.

“Prompt removal indicates a Guardian reader who’s been uncomfortable with their own display of overt nationalism for weeks. If the flag’s still up on Thursday they’re probably Reform voters. If they’re still there next Monday they’re probably planning to burn down a Holiday Inn.

“It might seem a bit of an unreliable way to determine if someone’s a racist, but let’s face it, we’re all thinking it.”

Turner had a flag in his own window at the start of the tournament, but took it down within minutes of England losing to Argentina to avoid anyone thinking he loved Nigel Farage.

Neighbour Roy Hobbs said: “I think Joe’s plan might be flawed. I took my flag down yesterday because I was sick of not being able to see out of the window, but I’m a massive racist.”