Shaving

I'm not sure. You're not making sense anyway. Why check with me or others on here first. Did I say you can't find it repulsive at all? Nope. But it is your 'problem', not the one of those who are comfortable with unshaved legs.

 

What if I asked you wear a merkin? ;-)

 

Hello,

jepp, and there are practical implications. Where to start and where to stop? I'm not a hairy bastard, but I guess it looks weired if hair starts lets say in the middle of your chest.

The little Asmo

Regards
Gyro

 

Wether it is trivial or not seems to sometimes depend on the individual Personally I find that convos about trivial stuff can be at least as entertaining as the more serious topics.

Anyway, from my experience most women prefer a manly (hairy) leg above shaved ones. You have experienced otherwise?

 

Hello,

I have to think about it... would you wear your unicorn costume then ?

Regards
Gyro

 

Well, yes.

 

Hello,

I usually wear long trousers, so no complaints so far. Even if the trousers come off at a later point in time . A colleague of mine shaves his legs (he is faster on his bike then he claimes...) and he usually gets a few comments. But most women I know don't care much about leg or arm hair. But they appreciate if you don't showcase your white and hairy legs with knobbly knees in public I guess .

Regards
Gyro

 

Just because I would remain to look the same in public And hey, it apparently grows back too :biggrin: Not that I look forward to it, especially the nutsack seems quite a trick to shave with a razor. Trimming makes more sense.

 

Men don't need to shave legs, of course.

 

Hello,

OK, deal, I wear it on the beach .

Regards
Gyro

 

Yeah, but prickly balls....!

Probably better off going in for the back, sack and crack wax.

 

And neither do women.

Lets rebel!

 

Sack waxing sounds lethal :mickey:

 

I can think of a few men I would rather enjoy waxing.

 

Hello,

I think I can't force myself to do that .

Real man shave with their pocket knife .

Regards
Gyro

PS: Trivia of the day: Deep in the south west of the country and in Swiss a pocket knife is called 'Sackmesser'...

 

Here too. Sack means pocket in dutch as well. It is spelled zak.

 

Well they are not held at gunpoint and ordered to shave, of course.
Oh how I hate seeing hairy women, I could vomit.

 

Hello,

Regards
Gyro

 

That is unfortunate for you. I would like to take it to the test though :biggrin: