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kso i'm not sure if youll ever read this but its worth a try. i am also a very hairy individual just like yourself, its the worst in summers. girl, you are BEAUTIFUL. i dont need to see you to say that. i just know you are. are you really going to let something like hair stop you from feeling pretty? you know you are pretty, without all the hair right? hair is whatever, i can definitely relate to a lot of your stories and feeling like i dont belong in a society full of hairless ppl but the truth is that hair isnt a big deal. there are plenty of a$sholes who will have a problem with ur hair. but there are also plenty of guys who notice the person behind it. remember this phrase: ppl who mind dont matter and ppl who matter dont mind. you cant expect ppl to love you when you dont love yourself first. let me tell you something... guys dont care much about hair. the last thing they prolly look for in a girl is having little hair on her body. guys care for a girl who is confident with herself. i know it may seem hard to have confidence but look at yourself in the mirror and examine yourself. look at all your good qualities. you are gorgeous and you need to believe that. walk with your head high and dont let anyone bring you down. excessive hair is a very small problem when you think about it. be thankful for not having scars all over your face or being anorexic or obese. there are much bigger problems out there, and trust me when i say that you are beautiful. i am sure of it. keep smiling babygirl cuz you deserve to. plus when you get older and start working, if the hair still really bothers you.. you can always get a bodywax. the salon near my house charges $90 so its not TOO expensive. and once you're pretty rich you might be able to afford laser :)
plz dont let hair hold you back from things you want to be doing.
dont worry, you are not alone.