Girls High School Shower Room

The embouchure you need to blow a flute or piccolo is more complex to learn than blowing a single reed instrument especially if you expect to get a good tone out of the instrument.

I never played a sax or double reed instrument so I can't say anything about them other than what I heard. I would expect a sax and clarinet to be similar to blow. They are all pretty similar with regard to the keys and fingering.

.YES YES YES......I knew how to get myself off but I never put my flute inside my pussy.

The head joint and embouchure plate might be stimulating but the B foot would have been a pretty irritating!

Today, I definitely would not be in any hurry to insert my pride and joy 19.5K rose gold Powell into my vagina.

I was rough like Michelle, but not as nerdy.

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For those who don't recognize the dialog, "...this one time, at band camp...." is from several scenes in the movie American Pie:

be patient and watch to the end

SO, stipulating I'd never seen American Pie before this,

a) Michelle DID put her flute in her pussy to get off (messy for the flute - did it play afterwards?)

b) you Susie still own a $19-20,000 Rose Gold Powell flute (I'm a bit familiar with flutes - my best friend played. I think he had a silver Haynes flute around 1966). I've always loved musical tone qualities from various instruments and I worked very hard to get a fine bassoon tone. I'd love to hear the tone you can coax out of a gold Powell.

C) do you still play your Powell now or is it currently an heirloom to pass down to your girls? Try to keep it in fine condition and out of your pussy, as there must be better ways.........

Eric

I hate to spoil some members fun, but the original question(s) are -

When you were in high school in the shower room, what was the norm? Girls shaved completely, part of the way or not at all? And also what was the year , 60 70s 80s and so on?

Can the discussion please try to get back on topic.

@ericmacson

I'll send you a PM. The K is Karat not $.

I hate to spoil some members fun, but the original question(s) are -Can the discussion please try to get back on topic.

My bad. We did get off onto fascinating but tangential topics like movies and musical instruments. I'll try to watch it more closely and file posts in other threads as needed. Thanks,

Eric

I was in HS 78 to 81 and we didn’t shave at all or if we did it was just enough so your bush didn’t show past the edge of your bathing suit

I was in HS a couple of years before nurse Phillips, but my experience was the same, no one shaved and the most anyone did was a light trim so that nothing showed with a swimsuit.

I was in HS a couple of years before nurse Phillips, but my experience was the same, no one shaved and the most anyone did was a light trim so that nothing showed with a swimsuit.

The first girl I dated after I got my license at 16 in the 50s, didn't shave anything. She was 15. I still have fond memories of her sitting on top of her father's boathouse at the lake while I was standing in front of her with my face inches away from her pussy. She kept her legs spread so I had a good look at her long hair sticking out both sides of her bathing suit. If I had not been such a dumb teenager I would have been playing with that hair and whatever else I found there. I still masturbate to that memory now and then.

We weren't always required to shower, but I was often worried about being judged. I didn't have any issues with being naked, I was afraid of being judged while naked. It mostly stemmed from the fact that I was only 11 going on 12 because I skipped two grades owing to home-schooling and felt totally out of place. Fortunately, most people didn't really even notice since I looked older than I was.

It the UK school system, I would say that communal school showers was the norm.

After having spoken to people over the years, the consensus is that when you went to Secondary school (HS) showering caused no embarrassment what so ever as you were still innocent and no one stood out in the crowd body wise, but as puberty kicked in, some said they found the nudity a problem as they developed body issues and started comparing themselves with others, which bought up other issues like was looking at someone's same sex body mean they had feelings.

As for shaving, to a certain degree, but not many and it seemed the girls did it more that the boys. Back then teachers were allowed to shower with the pupils and one teacher shaved, and several of us found it so erotic we did the same.

Oh happy days @SouthernAnn I remember those days so well. Queuing for the shower, the banter when someone rose to the occasion and standing naked with an equally naked teacher. We had a line of showers, what were yours like?

Hi @NurseKev

It certainly was a right of passage, not only comparing your body against that of the other girls (your friends), but that of an adult.

As for shower types, I was in a netball team that toured the country so I used loads, but in general I found there were 3. The one you described, then there was the one that looked like a long corridor and finally the traditional one that consisted of a large wet room.

Thinking back on it, I often wondered if the teachers were secret nudists because from the very start, you were told not to wear a towel and simply to use it to dry yourself, so when we had to queue we were all naked, and I do not think we really thought about it. Funny but I still do not wear a towel to this day.

I went into the girls changing room at high school during an after hours tour. It had a shower corridor with seperate bays for each shower unlike ours that had the large room.

Showering wasn't required in gym class, so I rarely did (I was just trying to get changed in our out of my gym uniform and then get to my next class)

I attended a smaller rural school system K-5 in one building and 6-12 next door . The locker rooms were simple and identical to the boys. Open communal showers, 2 long benches in the center with a row of lockers on each side. There wasn't much comparing unless someone was extremely hairy or something like that. Yes a few did shave who were on the swim team or track team. Otherwise just pretty normal middle and high school "hair" or lack of!!!!

High school 2008-2014, we had communal showers in the girls changing room, except for a couple of cubicles that were usually used by the teachers but you could occasionally use one if you were quickest into the shower. Nobody really looked at each other as much as was possible! There was quite a lot of body anxiety I think especially in the earlier years, certainly on my part as I was a bit of a slow developer. The trend at my school mostly seemed to be minimal pubic hair, I do remember a bit of ridicule for girls with too much of a bush. Strangely I remember almost every girl covered her boobs on the quick dash to the shower but not usually down below!

Strangely I remember almost every girl covered her boobs on the quick dash to the shower but not usually down below!

That seems to be an instinctively correct thing. After all, pubic hair covers the genitals, especially for females and leaves nothing intimate at all to see, except for the hair itself, which is after all, not that different from what is on the head. I would perhaps jokingly say about pubic hair: ‘move on folks, nothing to see here.’

Breasts on the other hand are about as visible and eye-catching as can be on a female body.

And even if females do shave, from what I've noticed on nudist beaches, aside from the pudendum there is not always that much to see of the female genitals anyway, perhaps the beginning of a slit, but that is about it.

When I was in high school everyone trimmed is all. A few had bushes. One of my friends got pregnant over the summer so she was out of school for a bit. I remember when she returned to school she was bare/totally shaved. I was bi back then but never said a word but I did look and I mean a lot in the showers. Go ahead call me a pervert. Lol I thought about how nice it would feel etc. Then I thought what if I was in a car wreck or something? Just stupid stuff. I was always comparing. I had a complex because of my sister's friends. I was a late bloomer. We lived on a lake so we were always swimming or water skiing or even just laying out. I mentioned that me and my sister shared a room growing up. So if her friends were over and we were changing to go swimming her friends would tease me. Tabitha, when are you going to grow some boobs? Tabitha, when are you going to grow some hair between your legs like the rest of us? Just crap like that. Yes, I was a late bloomer. I still have small boobs. Oh, and I shave bare now. So all those years I was tormented have passed. Some of those girls who teased me and found out I was bi back then and lesbian now want to be with me. Sorry you lost your chance. Lol

My wife knows my enjoyment of this and similar subjects, so will occasionally throw some details of her experiences out to tease me. When we were in high school (early to mid 2000s), showers were not mandatory after gym. Despite having open showers available, they were never used. However, she played basketball for a few years and apparently showers were encouraged, if not mandatory. She recalls that in the beginning pretty much everyone was hairy, if anything, just trimmed to not have hair protruding from the panty line. She said it was sufficiently awkward in the beginning, seeing all your team mates nude and being seen. As time progressed, most began shaving fully, or at least trimming away the bush. Some innocent teasing occured as only a few remained hairy. She was one of the last ones to go bald. By their junior year, basically everyone was bald or at least close to it. She didn't play her senior year or in college, but assumes the shaven trend remained. She remained shaven through her 20s, but has now reverted back to hairy or occasionally trimmed.

My wife went to school in a fairly rural district in Michigan. Showers were not required by the time she was there (mid 2000’s) but the majority of the girls still did use them after gym.

I was quite fortunate in that I went to a pretty expensive private school, and we had individual cubicles in the changing rooms that were quite large. You could take your knickers and bra in with you and hang them up without them getting splashed, and then pop them on after getting dried.

I never saw another girl down below, just breasts sometimes from the less shy girls, of which I was absolutely not one of them!

I assumed showers at school had died out now as something people did unless our younger members know different? I imagined it was a bit too troublesome to enforce in today's climate.

I graduated high school in the early '70s. No one shaved there during those years. I don't know when the shaving thing became vogue but it was long after my college years. During the winter months' I work out at a local health club, it's amazing all the younger girls are shaved below their waist.

I assumed showers at school had died out now as something people did unless our younger members know different? I imagined it was a bit too troublesome to enforce in today's climate.

You are correct @nightowl. Showering at school is no longer something that happens

I've transitioned since, but grew up as a woman. Graduated in the 2010's, at the time I was considering myself a lesbian so I often stared at the wall if I didn't have a friend to talk to while changing, lol. Despite that I wasn't very shy about the clothes changing part.

It was very common to be fully shaven, or at least trimmed with shaved legs. I know some girls shaved the peach fuzz on their arms too. I remember a girl told me in a rather snide tone "I think it's time to start shaving", and in a fit of teenage embarrassment I shaved most of my body hair off. Too much upkeep for me though, didn't last long. I only did two years of PE though, after it was no longer mandatory I never ran the pacer test again!

In school showers were rare - we had a shower but nobody used it, as there was just three and around 30 kids in a changeroom, with 5 minutes to change. People usually chose to have gym class right before lunch or the end of the day if they could, so they could go home and shower.

Also, not sure if this was just because I was in the room (it was known I liked women, but I wasn't bullied for it so I don't know if anybody cared), but it was common to wrap a towel around you to change bottoms since we had no stalls. I don't recall anybody caring much about the top half though.

Oh I always looked. I think most girls did. Many girls were shaved either fully or partially. A few of the younger ones hadn't, yet. One older girl I recall had a full bush. I tried not to stare!

It was quite a culture shock for me going from Central Asia to Europe. Somehow somewhere somone decided that pubic hair was dirty and unsightly so all the girls who wanted to be pretty shaved. My mum and I use to fight about it she was a Soviet feminist and they believed in the bush. Nudity among women in women only spaces the Banya and showers was not unusual or sexualized well it wasn’t supposed to be especially in the banya there was a lot of horse play occasionally some practice kissing (guilty of that) I still remember the first time I walked into the girls shower at my UK boarding school and seeing all the trimmed but prominent bushes. I also was slow to reliase that in not covering myself between the locker room and shower I was “putting on a show” well that attracted my first GF so…I guess it was worth it. I never changed my attitude and just like @GraceT I looked a lot

So sad to read all the comments from girls who were teased or outright bullied at school. I feel so sorry for you. I had a bad stammer at primary school and into high school and it was the girls sniggering or even outright laughing that I dreaded. I don’t remember and boys teasing me.