I respectfully disagreed with the statement about hygiene.
a docent trim of pubes gives you much easier ways to be clean, not every one have the ability to shower every day ( not me) I shower at list ones a day, and because I, U/C I use wet ball and ass wipes every time I go urinate, and I have a bidet installed on my toilet wen I go number 2. to wash my ass. but is a lot easier to keep everything down there with a modest amount of hair, so no one here is right or wrong, every one is different and we cannot generalize one trend or another.
I note your respectful disagreement and respectfully highlight and repeat the statement I wrote: "everyone is free to choose whether they wish to trim or shave their genital regions." No generalizing or trending was implied or stated.
Some studies, while not conclusive, show correlations between pubic hair shaving and acquiring sexually transmitted infections:
Osterberg, E. C., Gaither, T. W., Awad, M. A., Truesdale, M. D., Allen, I., Sutcliffe, S., & Breyer, B. N. (2017). Correlation between pubic hair grooming and STIs: results from a nationally representative probability sample.
Sexually transmitted infections,
93(3), 162-166.
Gaither, T. W., Fergus, K., Sutcliffe, S., Cedars, B., Enriquez, A., Lee, A., ... & Breyer, B. (2020). Pubic hair grooming and sexually transmitted infections: A clinic-based cross-sectional survey.
Sexually transmitted diseases,
47(6), 419-425).
Vena, G. A., & Cassano, N. (2017). Molluscum contagiosum and pubic hair removal in male patients.
International journal of STD & AIDS,
28(13), 1360-1360.
Certainly, men who take razors to their nether-regions are more likely to suffer "high-risk injuries" to their genitals:
Truesdale, M. D., Osterberg, E. C., Gaither, T. W., Awad, M. A., Elmer-DeWitt, M. A., Sutcliffe, S., ... & Breyer, B. N. (2017). Prevalence of pubic hair grooming–related injuries and identification of high-risk individuals in the United States.
JAMA dermatology,
153(11), 1114-1121.
Glass, A. S., Bagga, H. S., Tasian, G. E., Fisher, P. B., McCulloch, C. E., Blaschko, S. D., ... & Breyer, B. N. (2012). Pubic hair grooming injuries presenting to US emergency departments.
Urology,
80(6), 1187-1191.
And although this study focused on females, I don't think it's too far of a reach to apply the conclusions to males: there is no medical basis or hygienic reason for pubic hair removal:
Rowen, T. S., Gaither, T. W., Awad, M. A., Osterberg, E. C., Shindel, A. W., & Breyer, B. N. (2016). Pubic hair grooming prevalence and motivation among women in the United States.
JAMA dermatology,
152(10), 1106-1113.
As I said in my original post, pubic hair trimming or removal is a personal preference.
But I am whole-heartedly in agreement with you about the necessity of butt wipes and the enhanced cleanliness of ass washing. While I don't have a bidet, I found that a hand-held shower head adjusted to the appropriate setting provides the same benefits as a bidet with perhaps a bit more pleasurable stimulation to the area (I spray a bleach cleanser to my shower after each use).