Question for the ladies: Facial Hair on Men-- Yay or Nay?
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I'm just venting
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Since I was old enough to shave I've almost always had facial hair. Only on a few occasions have I shaved completely and immediately regretted it.
I haven't used any sort of razor in over 10 years. I use hair clippers. I shave my head and face at the same time. Anywhere from 2-6 months apart, depending on mood and what's going on. But I always have at least a goatee.
I've even refused to shave to get a job.
So, ladies, if you don't like facial hair keep moving. And even if you do, still keep moving. My heart still belongs to another. =P
*watches a long line of disappointed women mope away
I haven't used any sort of razor in over 10 years. I use hair clippers. I shave my head and face at the same time. Anywhere from 2-6 months apart, depending on mood and what's going on. But I always have at least a goatee.
I've even refused to shave to get a job.
So, ladies, if you don't like facial hair keep moving. And even if you do, still keep moving. My heart still belongs to another. =P
*watches a long line of disappointed women mope away
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I have always thought of beard as something that is not very attractive. My ex-husband was not at all good looking with beard. My father and grandfathers were all clean shaven, I guess that had something to do with it
But. Then I fell in love. And he had a beard. And suddenly beard became very attractive.
So. The beard doesn't really matter as long as it is groomed and not full of hay or pizza leftovers. (Hay... my teacher was having a beard and was a sheep farmer. He often had hay in his beard). I have an idea that germs feast in the beard, though.
And when I fall in love, it is not in the beard but in the person.
But. Then I fell in love. And he had a beard. And suddenly beard became very attractive.
So. The beard doesn't really matter as long as it is groomed and not full of hay or pizza leftovers. (Hay... my teacher was having a beard and was a sheep farmer. He often had hay in his beard). I have an idea that germs feast in the beard, though.
And when I fall in love, it is not in the beard but in the person.
My mother had told me to steer clear of dating anyone with large bushy beards and refuse to regularly shave, because their beards would get really dirty from eating when not shaved for a long time, and it's not hygenic to kiss them.
I gotta say, I agree, too. But as long as they shave once a week, I don't have any major issues with beards on men.
I gotta say, I agree, too. But as long as they shave once a week, I don't have any major issues with beards on men.
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Just sayin'...as a child I was terrified of facial hair! My dad, grandpas, older brothers, and pretty much every guy I trusted and was used to was clean shaven. I think as an adult that carries over. Of course, I'm no longer terrified by facial hair, and at this later date I have some good friends with facial hair, and one of my brothers often lets it grow. I guess you could say I'm acclimating. BUT. I still prefer most guys clean shaven, or at least not with flowing beards. Basically noting hanging more than an inch or two off the chin; it looks unkempt! At the same time, it is totally their choice, and what do I have to say about it?
