What things bother you the most?

kenjilina wrote:

ok, but i'll have some morphine just in case...

O good lord. :rolleyes:

Women pluck things all the time.

bmwracer wrote:
Nah, one quick tug and voila! no white hair.

Being unable to grow any significant facial hair, I do have this one that pops out along my jawline and it bugs the heck outta me, so I pluck it... Cutting it always leaves this little stubbly thing, so yanking it out is the best thing to do. :)

I'd swap with you... shaving every day is a pain in the butt.

And no, that does NOT mean I shave my butt :P

Anime Dad wrote:

I'd swap with you... shaving every day is a pain in the butt.

And no, that does NOT mean I shave my butt :P

LOL! Took the line right outta mah mouth.

I personally like body-hair on a guy if the guy can pull it off. I do draw the line at shoulder hair tho... :bleh:

Wynter wrote:
if the guy can pull it off.

What, like waxing? Or a body wig? :bonk:

Wynter wrote:I personally like body-hair on a guy if the guy can pull it off.

Yikes.

The Yeti look. :beaten: :sweat:

Like Chewbacca from Star Wars. The Wookie look :)

Anyway, it's not like hairy guys CHOOSE to be hairy.

Anime Dad wrote:

What, like waxing? Or a body wig? :bonk:

LOL! That's not what I meant, but funny.

Anime Dad wrote:Like Chewbacca from Star Wars. The Wookie look :)

Anyway, it's not like hairy guys CHOOSE to be hairy.

It's not like women do, either. :shamefulcry:

I know.... being hairy is a curse :banghead:

Anime Dad wrote:I know.... being hairy is a curse :banghead:

At least guys don't have to worry about getting rid of it. God forbid a girl go out without shaved legs or armpits.

Wynter wrote:At least guys don't have to worry about getting rid of it. God forbid a girl go out without shaved legs or armpits.

I just got a shiver down my back. :sweat:

Don't some European women go without shaving the aforementioned areas?

Gehh, maybe this should be moved to the Hair thread. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
I just got a shiver down my back. :sweat:

Don't some European women go without shaving the aforementioned areas?

Yesh! I wish I was European.

I remember a few of my students freaking out because they saw quite a few of them in France.

bmwracer wrote:
I just got a shiver down my back. :sweat:

I used to work at a place with a woman from Central America that didn't shave her legs. Not a pretty sight. :beaten: [/list:u] Edit: The odd thing is, at the same time we had a guy there that was into bicycle racing and he DID shave his legs!!! :shocked: (less wind resistance I guess) [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote:Edit: The odd thing is, at the same time we had a guy there that was into bicycle racing and he DID shave his legs!!! :shocked: (less wind resistance I guess)

Same goes for all of the world-class swimmers.

gaijinmark wrote: I used to work at a place with a woman from Central America that didn't shave her legs. Not a pretty sight. :beaten: [/list:u] Edit: The odd thing is, at the same time we had a guy there that was into bicycle racing and he DID shave his legs!!! :shocked: (less wind resistance I guess) [/list:u]

But why can't it be a pretty sight? Why can guys get away with it and girls can't?

Wynter wrote:

But why can't it be a pretty sight? Why can guys get away with it and girls can't?

That's just the way it is, we're conditioned. I was reading a book awhile ago about when Jackie Robinson became the first black baseball player. The author said the first time he saw him on the field he was shocked because up until then, it was always the same: the grass is green, the dirt is brown, the players were white. [/list:u]

Wynter wrote:

But why can't it be a pretty sight? Why can guys get away with it and girls can't?

It's just what people are used to, I suppose. Depends on what the culture of the country in question is accepting of. If you're used to seeing women with shaved legs, that's what you want to see (Unless you have a particular attraction to hairy-legged women).

Personally, I prefer shaven legs on women :)

gaijinmark wrote: That's just the way it is, we're conditioned. I was reading a book awhile ago about when Jackie Robinson became the first black baseball player. The author said the first time he saw him on the field he was shocked because up until then, it was always the same: the grass is green, the dirt is brown, the players were white. [/list:u]

Then we women need our own Jackie Robinson.

Are you willing to go hairy and be a pioneer, Wyn-chan? :bonk:

BTW: Mrs A.D. has never shaved her legs - she just doesn't grow hair on them at all. Lucky her.

bmwracer wrote:

Don't some European women go without shaving the aforementioned areas?

mmm julia roberts must be european then. :hehe:

kenjilina wrote: mmm julia roberts must be european then. :hehe:

Yeech.

She's got other problems besides body hair. :bleh: