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kev_uk · 06-10-2006, 08:30 AM

Well, I've done it all over on more than one occasion - especially in the summer, it's cleaner and is easier to tan when you arn't a huggy bear. I do feel conscious though. It did freak out a girl on more than one occasion when jumping in the sack with her the first time but generally get mixed results.
I'm overly hairy and either trim or you can now buy large tubes of removal cream for men these days and its easier in many ways.

Accepted: Some guys don't want to, but please accept some guys do and shouldn't have to feel any shame.
It's like homosexuality (I make the analogy because it seems from what I've read on the net there is a correleation between this subject and gayness - true or otherwise, it's another subject) at one time it was wrong to be gay, even punishable, but most of us have moved on to accept our gay friends and colleagues so maybe in the future more men and women who think body hair is less pleasant than no body hair then maybe more men will do it, more TV ads for hair removal products will appear and it becomes generally acceptible. Maybe as a result more men will be open to it.
None of my friends go the whole hog but some focus on certain areas with clippers of razors.

I just wonder if some men are hiding in a hairly closet for fear of persecution but I looked at an anonymous survey on the male-hair subject just now and it seems more men see its beneficial sides than take action for reasons mentioned.

06-10-2006, 08:30 AM	#15 (permalink)
kev_uk Upright	Well, I've done it all over on more than one occasion - especially in the summer, it's cleaner and is easier to tan when you arn't a huggy bear. I do feel conscious though. It did freak out a girl on more than one occasion when jumping in the sack with her the first time but generally get mixed results. I'm overly hairy and either trim or you can now buy large tubes of removal cream for men these days and its easier in many ways. Accepted: Some guys don't want to, but please accept some guys do and shouldn't have to feel any shame. It's like homosexuality (I make the analogy because it seems from what I've read on the net there is a correleation between this subject and gayness - true or otherwise, it's another subject) at one time it was wrong to be gay, even punishable, but most of us have moved on to accept our gay friends and colleagues so maybe in the future more men and women who think body hair is less pleasant than no body hair then maybe more men will do it, more TV ads for hair removal products will appear and it becomes generally acceptible. Maybe as a result more men will be open to it. None of my friends go the whole hog but some focus on certain areas with clippers of razors. I just wonder if some men are hiding in a hairly closet for fear of persecution but I looked at an anonymous survey on the male-hair subject just now and it seems more men see its beneficial sides than take action for reasons mentioned. Last edited by kev_uk; 06-10-2006 at 08:38 AM..