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A little trimming is a good thing...I have seen my husband grow hairs that are 4" long below the belt. Those need to be trimmed and civilized in some way before I go near that area. Sometimes it looks like his eyebrows are growing down onto his cheekbones too...the older they get, the hairier they seem to get. Anyhow, I'm glad he learned to trim before he started growing hair like a cave man.
That cave man look was popular in the 70's I don't know why, I never though body hair was anything to show proudly. I groom myself within reason because it makes me feel better and I don't think it has anything to do with manhood. I shave every day sometimes twice if I am going out at night because I don't like facial hair and shave my torso while in the shower, it only takes me a couple of minutes and I'm done with it. I see nothing wrong with using body lotion and deodorant and a good quality cologne. The way I see it skins is skin regardless of gender and your skin is the first line of defense against disease and other harmful thing and keeping healthy is important not just for look but health wise, but some people can't seem to grasp that concept.
I've always liked woman and men to look the way nature made them...long hairs...gnarly hairs...lotsa hairs, or no hairs...it's ALL good!!!..long as it all gets washed regularily.
I brush my teeth and shower each day, get my hair cut about 2-3 times a year and trim my beard when it gets too scraggly. On the rare occassion I go swimming, I might dehair my "back sweater", simply not to gross out other water patrons, but thats about it. When I am no longer dependent on the man for employment, Ill probably have a Zach Galifinakis/John Lennon style beard.
In general, I think its highly feminine for men to "dehair" themselves.
Dont worry, beards are making a slow come back....eventually we will depose of the completely unnatural act of manscaping altogether.
Hey maybe you are right, I was watching those commercials about the beef jerky where the guys mess with Sasquatch and they make him mad and they end up getting their butts kicked. I bet if Sasquatch started coming out on talk shows and became a mainstream celebrity he would have all kinds of women at the club dancing around him and hitting on him.
I shave my head and face every day, but keep a goatee. Not balding by nature but like the clean look. I trim down below when need be and I clean up my eyebrows when it starts looking bushy.
I brush my teeth and shower each day, get my hair cut about 2-3 times a year and trim my beard when it gets too scraggly. On the rare occassion I go swimming, I might dehair my "back sweater", simply not to gross out other water patrons, but thats about it. When I am no longer dependent on the man for employment, Ill probably have a Zach Galifinakis/John Lennon style beard.
In general, I think its highly feminine for men to "dehair" themselves.
Do you even have teeth or is it to feminine to visit a dentist?
Do you even have teeth or is it to feminine to visit a dentist?
Clearly, in your haste to pass out insults (or maybe you just cant read), you must have overlooked where I specifically stated I brush my teeth each day.......
Clearly, in your haste to pass out insults (or maybe you just cant read), you must have overlooked where I specifically stated I brush my teeth each day.......
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