Hairy men
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I dated a guy who literally almost had "wings" on his back.
I definitely prefer a smooth body to a hairy one.
& honestly, if I can wax my hoo-ha, men should be able to at least trim down there.
Preach it! Also, I am ok with just a tiny bit of chest hair and as long as the arms and legs aren't an absolute carpet it's fine. However, ARMPITS MUST BE SHAVED! I don't think it's manly or attractive for a man to have long, scraggly, smelly arm pubes with deodorant clingons attached. EWWWWWW :sick:
A man shaving armpits?!?! WHAT lmbo....I am all for a little gardening etc down there makes it a lil more "easy access" to all they have lol but shaving armpits, chest and arms......ladies I thought we wanted men not another girl??? lol just puttin that out there lol0 -
Back waxing is the most painful experience of my life.
E'hm, Have you tried chest waxing? Never. Never Again. Never!0 -
Back waxing is the most painful experience of my life.
this is the reason i ask.
i have a bit of hair on my back (not a carpet). I've had it waxed once. It hurt. It also created an obvious line of hair where the waxing ends.... What do to.....
I'll happily keep my chest and belly hair
My opinion only: I can't personally see what's wrong with back hair. I would not expect my husband to get any part of his body waxed or shaved, in fact I totally prefer him not to. I don't like the idea of someone torturing themselves to fit in to someone else's idea about what's beautiful. Men who remove hair because they want to, that's up to them, if that's how they prefer their bodies to be.0 -
My husband thought it was weird at first, too, but after he shaved his armpits for the first time, he said he would never go back to hairy pits cause it's way less smelly and uncomfortable to have smooth pits :smokin:I dated a guy who literally almost had "wings" on his back.
I definitely prefer a smooth body to a hairy one.
& honestly, if I can wax my hoo-ha, men should be able to at least trim down there.
Preach it! Also, I am ok with just a tiny bit of chest hair and as long as the arms and legs aren't an absolute carpet it's fine. However, ARMPITS MUST BE SHAVED! I don't think it's manly or attractive for a man to have long, scraggly, smelly arm pubes with deodorant clingons attached. EWWWWWW :sick:
A man shaving armpits?!?! WHAT lmbo....I am all for a little gardening etc down there makes it a lil more "easy access" to all they have lol but shaving armpits, chest and arms......ladies I thought we wanted men not another girl??? lol just puttin that out there lol0 -
Chest hair is good with me but no go on furry backs.0
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Back waxing is the most painful experience of my life.
E'hm, Have you tried chest waxing? Never. Never Again. Never!
My back is by faaar more sensitive than my chest, but I feel.ya man. Everything else besides your face is cake in comparison.0 -
I has been known to take the clippers to my chest - I dont shave my face that often, just trim. I get horrible razorburn and this time of year, working outside, beard is good.
Neither regions remain...tidy...possibly more so in summer.....
I can't imagine waxing/clean shaving my chest to be honest.0 -
Light hair on Chest and stomach, None on back and groomed eyebrows please.0
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I love this. So funny and cute. Personally, I love chest hair as long as he doesn't look like a shag carpet. Mascaping is a MUST, other than that, I don't mind it.0 -
To me, it's manly, it says "Hey! I am a MAN, I can build you a house, chop down trees, save you from a criminal, wrestle a bear etc....",
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Yes! LoL
OOOOoooooo Yeahhhh now thats what I'm talkin bout!!! Mmmhmmmm lol0 -
I like hairy men. I don't mind back hair personally but I'm still making my husband was his before our next beach vacation.
Waxed man chest and legs are kind of weird...0 -
To me, it's manly, it says "Hey! I am a MAN, I can build you a house, chop down trees, save you from a criminal, wrestle a bear etc....",
Tom Selleck
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Yes! LoL
OOOOoooooo Yeahhhh now thats what I'm talkin bout!!! Mmmhmmmm lol
Lol....where's the dislike button...like smooth0 -
I'm lucky in that I inherited the awesome trait of having a massive stocky build from my Dad, but the complete lack of hairyness from my Mum's side of the family. Only down side is, I can't grow facial hair to save my life.....0
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To me, it's manly, it says "Hey! I am a MAN, I can build you a house, chop down trees, save you from a criminal, wrestle a bear etc....",
Tom Selleck
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Just as manly:
^^^ Agreed!0 -
Don't mind so much the chest and stomach, but that's about it....sorry boys. It's a preference.0
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i like naturally smooth men, maybe because im young.0
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To me, it's manly, it says "Hey! I am a MAN, I can build you a house, chop down trees, save you from a criminal, wrestle a bear etc....",
Tom Selleck
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Just as manly:
Look, no one is questioning your manhood. I'm sure many women would love to climb that like a tree. I'm not saying I would EVER say no to that, but I think I would just prefer waking up to a hairy chested man every morning
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It's hot with a little hair...
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I'm so glad I can control where my hair grows and where it doesn't.0
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Hairy chest just makes me think my fingers would get stuck in a knot, lol0
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I like them as long as they manscape, if its just wild and free I am not into it.0
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I'm so glad I can control where my hair grows and where it doesn't.
No, but you can control where you do and don't remove hair. If you are so inclined.0 -
It is manly to sport a little bit or chest hair-- if he can grow it,and for those who shave-- I don't enjoy cuddling with sandpaper... I'm not saying i like the Austin Powers "spy who shagged me" look, but I like a little bit, and it totally beats stubble!0
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I like them as long as they manscape, if its just wild and free I am not into it.
Lol at manscape0 -
Hairy chest just makes me think my fingers would get stuck in a knot, lol
Don't be silly, that's why we have conditioner. 0 -
I do not hair discriminate.
that being said, groomed is important, but no need to shave anything0 -
I'm lucky in that I inherited the awesome trait of having a massive stocky build from my Dad, but the complete lack of hairyness from my Mum's side of the family. Only down side is, I can't grow facial hair to save my life.....0
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Hairy chest just makes me think my fingers would get stuck in a knot, lol
Don't be silly, that's why we have conditioner.
Lol...do you comb it and braid it too?0 -
Don't mind a trimmed man or a naturally smooth man........ However it cannot be unkept!!! To bushy on anything is not pleasant0
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Hairy chest just makes me think my fingers would get stuck in a knot, lol
Don't be silly, that's why we have conditioner.
Lol...do you comb it and braid it too?
Nah, I'm quirky so I tie Christmas decorations in to.be festive.0
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