Am I the only one who has no idea what a "norelco" is, and is afraid to google it?
A Philips Razor I think.
Am I the only one who has no idea what a "norelco" is, and is afraid to google it?
We had tale but it was useless. What happened? We got rid of it.
Haha. I try. Some weeks, it's more important to get to class and make dinner and have time to myself to get things DONE than it is to get in a full workout or have pressed shirts or get my hairs cut, so I end up greasy-haired and wearing my hoodie and some jeans. It's nice to be able to relax about it all. But it's also a mentality of acceptance. My body is hairy, and I have come to a point where I find it attractive in others and myself. I think it's great that there is another viewpoint other than body hair being vile and worthy of removal at all costs; as I said I think I had a complex about it before. Thank you for the validation... I hope that others can learn to accept themselves more from my words.
And I'm not THAT hairy. My partner is a little more hairy, but not to the point where there is that line between the chest and shoulders. He does experience chest hair going really high on his chest, where it begins to connect with the straggling beard hairs, which has always been sort of cute/amusing to me. He doesn't have "the neck line" that some guys do, because he lets it poke out of his collar (sexy, to me), but he does keep his beard extremely well-groomed so no one would know it.
There is a level of carpeted-ness that begins to be extreme to me, and I have seen it both in person and in.. ahem, adult movies. When it gets to be more of a flokati rug than a furry chest, that's when I'm sort of left speechless. But you know what, some people like that too, and good for them!
I have noticed you shave your head. I tried it for the first time last year, after my hair cuts getting gradually shorter and shorter, and eventually being curious as to what it felt/looked like. My hairline is receding, though no bald spot or thinning yet. According to others, I apparently have a great head for shaving... but man, I should have read more on the internet about how to not go over the same spot too many times. Ouchy! But I did like it... it's just easier to keep my hair at a 2- or 3-guard (well, 3 guard, 2 on the sides usually). I've been told it's easier with a head-shaving apparatus, though. Also funny, since my hair has been shorter the past couple of years, I am finding guys with shaved heads (Beckham, Vin Diesel, etc) a lot more attractive...![]()
Now, if I see a guy with shaved legs or shaved forearms, I am actually like "wtf, why?" unless he has an absolute swimmer's build and is clearly a swimmer, as that is the only reason I could see someone doing that... but even then, completely unattractive to me and most female friends that I have.
See, people are still not used to the shaved male look. People are afraid of something different.
Again, screw the society and media that keeps telling us what is "right" and what is "wrong". It brain-washes people.
So, some day humans will evolve to having to no hair at all except maybe on the head. Hair below the neck is not needed in my opinion.
See, people are still not used to the shaved male look. People are afraid of something different.
Again, screw the society and media that keeps telling us what is "right" and what is "wrong". It brain-washes people.
No, I don't shave because it's not worth my time to do so. What people think of a part of my body they never see 99% of the time doesn't bother me - it doesn't mean I'm brain washed it simply means I don't want to shave. To be honest, whether or not a woman shaved (granted, no mustache. I draw the line there) would not have a bearing of whether I liked her or not - if things got intimate and I discovered she didn't shave from the neck down, I wouldn't just up and leave... it really just doesn't matter. I've known girls that are rather werewolvian but were sweet, decent people that I got along with well and in some cases was attracted to. It's personal choice, really, not society brainwashing people.
Again, screw the society and media that keeps telling us what is "right" and what is "wrong". It brain-washes people.
If only that were possible.
Am I the only one who has no idea what a "norelco" is, and is afraid to google it?
What I mean by brain-washed is that people are brain-washed to think that men who shave their bodies are strange or are not straight.
I do not judge people on if they shave or not.
See, people are still not used to the shaved male look. People are afraid of something different.
Again, screw the society and media that keeps telling us what is "right" and what is "wrong". It brain-washes people.
No, I don't shave because it's not worth my time to do so. What people think of a part of my body they never see 99% of the time doesn't bother me.
Shave it, and you will become a pristinely manicured greek God statue!![]()
Two can play that game.
Greek Gods didn't have man-boobs. Do they go away after a shave?
Shave it, and you will become a pristinely manicured greek God statue!![]()
Two can play that game.
Personal choice, whether you do it for sport or just think it looks hot.