Hairy Chests. Your Stance?
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I, myself, consider a hairy chest to be maculine and good, but I'm sort of concerned about what a potential partner might think of it.
I don't have any noteable chest hair as of yet; but judging from the amount of hair on the rest of my body (save for the face >:[), and the wee beginnings on my chest, in addition to knowing my father is rather hairy, I'd say I will probably be growing some in a year or two.
I don't have any noteable chest hair as of yet; but judging from the amount of hair on the rest of my body (save for the face >:[), and the wee beginnings on my chest, in addition to knowing my father is rather hairy, I'd say I will probably be growing some in a year or two.
I have a fair amount of bodyhair, and I keep it all (including pubic hair) trimmed to a neat uniform length, because I personally think that looks best.
I've shaved it all off two or three times, but I didn't like the feeling. It grows fairly fast, so if I shave it in the morning it'll feel like sanding paper in the evening. Which is something I can't imagine to be comfortable for anyone.
Having said that, I do prefer the female body with the least possible amount of hair on it, and if my significant other were to ask me to return the favor and shave it all off, I would. No problem. If she prefers to sleep on the nailbed that is my chest that's fine by me, I don't see what all the fuss is about.
I've shaved it all off two or three times, but I didn't like the feeling. It grows fairly fast, so if I shave it in the morning it'll feel like sanding paper in the evening. Which is something I can't imagine to be comfortable for anyone.
Having said that, I do prefer the female body with the least possible amount of hair on it, and if my significant other were to ask me to return the favor and shave it all off, I would. No problem. If she prefers to sleep on the nailbed that is my chest that's fine by me, I don't see what all the fuss is about.
Hair chest FTW. I have shaved my chest and belly twice and wax them once to see how it feels but it isn't worth the trouble.
It is stupid for girls to have to do it for guys to like them?Silver1Wolf2 said:There's a thing called stupidity too, putting one's self through needless pain for a concept is... well basically masochism (I get that some people like surfers ,and people who have to shave because of a hobby or even their job, are forced to do it to either keep doing what they enjoy or their job) and that is never good. I would like to quote one of my ex-girlfriends here "I want a man, not a flat chested girl with a dick." .dex-dex said:there is a thing called waxing.Silver1Wolf2 said:Girls... imagine this: shaved chest+shaved groin area= sandpaper sex
and it's not that bad.
women in the west spend billions just to be hairless from the neck down for men to accept them.
you can not even tell me without lying that you would accept a girl who had never shaved her under arms or had the look of a wig in her underwear. No! but you expect women to just accept you as you are with just letting everything go free. you would say that girl needs to learn to not let it go au natural and take care of herself and then look for a girl who has the appearance of a twelve year old below the belt.
If women have to so much maintaning then it would not hurt for a guy to grow a pair and be willing to get a manicure or even not make their junk just look like a bush with a tree trunk. but heaven forbid you get called a pussy because you take care of yourself!
Also is your ex girlfriend looking to get some action from a caveman?
we are evolving to have less bosy hair because we do not have such a need for it anymore. It shows your just higher up on the evolutionary chain.
Personally, I do not mind a guy with chest hair but as long as it isn't more hair then skin. If a guy is a gorilla, I don't like that. My boyfriend has some chest hair and it doesn't bother me. More cushion when I lay my head on his chest.
My ex-fiance shaved everything. All the hair off himself. I didn't mind that either. No hair to bother me.
Back hair I can't stand though. Dunno why... it just looks nasty.
My ex-fiance shaved everything. All the hair off himself. I didn't mind that either. No hair to bother me.
Back hair I can't stand though. Dunno why... it just looks nasty.
I have a hairy chest. And I have the same problem with friends, or, should I say, a single friend in particular who keeps telling me to shave it off. Could just be me, but I'm finding people are becoming way too self conscious. Bothers me to no end. Ugh.
The only reason you have to shave it is the opinion of others. As long as no-one whose opinion particularly matters to you (boyfriend or girlfriend) dislikes it, what's the problem? Personally, my wife seems to like my hairy chest.
This right here is the main reason why men should never shave their chests.The_root_of_all_evil said:
And even if having a home-grown angora sweater might be off putting to some people, DON'T SHAVE. The more hair you have, the more horrible it'll feel after you've shaved it off.
I've got some decent fuzz myself, though nothing I'd call a rug.
Amen to that. Each to their own and all that, but the sight of a hairy chest -- especially when somebody is showing it off with an unbuttoned shirt -- is one of the biggest turn-offs I've ever personally experienced. On a side note, your avatar is incredibly hypnotic.Steppin Razor said:
One of the smartest men I know lets his hair and his beard grow long, he just can't be arsed to waste time on it while there is other shit to do (the dude is my Quantum Mechanics teacher and is looking to know as much as he can about life and the world in general).dex-dex said:It is stupid for girls to have to do it for guys to like them?Silver1Wolf2 said:There's a thing called stupidity too, putting one's self through needless pain for a concept is... well basically masochism (I get that some people like surfers ,and people who have to shave because of a hobby or even their job, are forced to do it to either keep doing what they enjoy or their job) and that is never good. I would like to quote one of my ex-girlfriends here "I want a man, not a flat chested girl with a dick." .dex-dex said:there is a thing called waxing.Silver1Wolf2 said:Girls... imagine this: shaved chest+shaved groin area= sandpaper sex
and it's not that bad.
women in the west spend billions just to be hairless from the neck down for men to accept them.
you can not even tell me without lying that you would accept a girl who had never shaved her under arms or had the look of a wig in her underwear. No! but you expect women to just accept you as you are with just letting everything go free. you would say that girl needs to learn to not let it go au natural and take care of herself and then look for a girl who has the appearance of a twelve year old below the belt.
If women have to so much maintaning then it would not hurt for a guy to grow a pair and be willing to get a manicure or even not make their junk just look like a bush with a tree trunk. but heaven forbid you get called a pussy because you take care of yourself!
Also is your ex girlfriend looking to get some action from a caveman?
we are evolving to have less bosy hair because we do not have such a need for it anymore. It shows your just higher up on the evolutionary chain.
That ex of mine was of the opinion (never got into a real discussion with her on the subject and it only came up in passing so don't ask for why, how and where) that men should be hairy and girls to keep certain areas either shaved or trimmed. Honestly I wouldn't mind a woman with hair on her and I equally wouldn't mind one that shaves everything except her head (or even that but I gotta ask the reason then) because I don't bother with looks as far as "hair/no hair" goes, I only take notice of certain things which pertain to one's personality (for girls I'd have to say excessive body weight coupled with excessive eating or the opposite as it speaks to the personality of that girl, for guys it has to be shaving everything south of the neck... I have yet to meet one guy that shaved his hair off , who wasn't a surfer, model, or such that he needed to shave his hair off, that wasn't a complete douche).
As far as your "evolutionary" argument I have this to say: if mother nature wanted us hairless we would be so stfu and stop imposing your own views on others on the basis that "only cavemen have hair" cause I could just as easily go "so you wanna become asexual?"
