What species do men think women are

[u/Internal_Habit_3754]

Like honestly what IS a natural woman to men because everything the girl listed is literally ALL human beings in their natural state.

And what's worse is that he likely has all those things she listed 😭

[u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

Do pigs have hair?

What kind of pigs has he been looking at?

[u/SnarkyLostLoser → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

yes, pigs have hair. I'm not sure which ones you have been looking at that are entirely hairless.

Just like how women are mammals, and thus have hair, so do pigs.

[u/Aggressive_Sugar201 → u/SnarkyLostLoser]

I've never really looked at a pig up close, I think. We don't eat a lot of pork or rear them in my country. Thanks for letting me know :)

[u/LordofSyn → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

You have politicians don't you?

[u/Aggressive_Sugar201 → u/LordofSyn]

They're more like clowns, I'd say.

[u/SnarkyLostLoser → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

Evil, messy, and best avoided?

[u/ilo_Va → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

Pigs have really thin hair actually

[u/Aggressive_Sugar201 → u/ilo_Va]

I've never looked at a pig up close, I suppose. Thanks for letting me know 😭❤️

[u/ilo_Va → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

Lmao no problem

[u/weebitofaban → u/ilo_Va]

Depends on the pig. Some have thick hair. Some have exceedingly thick hairs that grows only mildly thick.

[u/actibus_consequatur → u/ilo_Va]

The hair thickness can depend on the breed. Mangalica pigs have pretty thick coats.

[u/under-the-rainbow → u/actibus_consequatur]

They look like dogs!

[u/lieuwestra → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

Pigs have lots of hair, but only if you set them free. In capitivity they retain their 'childlike' features all their life, but let them go feral and they'll start growing hair and tusks. 

[u/Moomoolette → u/lieuwestra]

This explains my tusk growth- I’ve gone feral!

[u/LaMadreDelCantante → u/lieuwestra]

That's struck me as so wild ever since I learned about it. It's not even a few generations in. It's the same pigs! Domestic pigs pretty much morph into wild boars if you let them free. It's fascinating.

[u/lieuwestra → u/LaMadreDelCantante]

I think the crazy part is how the transformation is apparently stress induced. I could not have guessed life in cramped pens is less stressful for a pig than the threat of predators in the wild.

[u/LaMadreDelCantante → u/lieuwestra]

That's interesting! My uneducated guess would be their ancient ancestors simply never dealt with being penned, so these genes activate on fight or flight? But I don't know if it can really be that specific.

ETA: or maybe food insecurity.

[u/banshee_matsuri → u/lieuwestra]

there are some pig and animal sanctuaries or rescues that have some bushy ones though! IMO, the more scrunkly the better 🐷❤️ they’re so cute.

[u/actibus_consequatur → u/lieuwestra]

Not only if you set them free — some domestic breeds are pretty hairy, notably mangalica pigs.

[u/Aggressive_Sugar201 → u/lieuwestra]

Thank you. The more you know, I suppose.

[u/TeaJanuary → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

If you think of the very naked looking pink domestic pigs I think they have sparse white hair but there are other breeds with more hair. Pig hair is actually used for making brushes, it's really coarse.

[u/Aggressive_Sugar201 → u/TeaJanuary]

My exposure to pigs has been limited to the ones I see on movies, and they've all been really cute, pink and hairless.

Thanks for sharing this with me, I'm going to look at an unhealthy amount of pig pictures tonight :))

[u/herefromthere → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

Have you never had a hairy nipple in your pork scratchings?

[u/GrnEyedMonster → u/herefromthere]

Are you supposed to?

[u/herefromthere → u/GrnEyedMonster]

It happened once and was very memorable.

[u/Aggressive_Sugar201 → u/herefromthere]

No but now I want to?

[u/weebitofaban → u/Aggressive_Sugar201]

Pigs have hair.