As if being obsessed about the ideology of such a rather common phenomenon as hair isn't bad enough, the actual practice of removing it is less than desirable. The time factor is a given. I shouldn't even have to mention the blood and razor burn to turn you off. Some argue that men have a similar social pressure concerning their facial hair. However, not much scrutiny is required to see through this obvious fallacy.
Men individualize their facial hair just as all adults choose a chair style.
Depending on their wants and features, men may shave their facial hair completely, leave all of their facial hair or any combination of the two, resulting in a moustache, sideburns, a goatee or more. Women have no such freedom with their bodly hair. There comes a time when social conformity begins to gnaw on you. My natural leg hair is not the problem here, it is the incapability of others to act and think on their own. The problem is the ridiculous stereotypes of smooth-legged women, relating all that is feminine to hairlessness.