Anyone here intimidated by women with mustaches like i am?

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anyone? wher i work at fastfood once in a while a women usually overweight with a mustache comes along, they all make me shiver in my boots... any one else hav a similar experience?

You mean like a bearded lady?

Yeah, I'd be shivering too.

Intimidated, no. But I really find it unattractive, and would probably have trouble trying not to stare at their mustache...

I don't think you're alone in your reaction, even if it's not the same as mine. I don't think it's even an AS thing - I don't want to go into details about the exact situation (was fairly unique and could identify individuals) but I do know of someone who is very social and shows no AS traits who found she had a very strong reaction to a particular physical characteristic, to the point where she felt physically ill looking at them.

If I see a woman with a moustache I try really hard not to laugh after getting the image in my head again of my mom bleaching hers, with white stuff all over her upper lip!

My mustache is bigger than yours!

All women have hair on their upper lip but it's most noticable in women with dark hair, hormone problems, or if they pluck or shave it.

I'm dark-haired so I have a little bit on my upper lip, I dont give a s*** if it grows back thicker or not, it's coming off one way or another.

Not as intimidated as I feel when peering into man's nose, spying an abundance of nostril hairs. I knew a guy with really long ones and they were strawberry blonde.

i'm sensitive to my moustash okay guys!

Do you mean a real one or just some short hairs? Short soft hairs are common for many women, they don't bother me at all. It's natural, especially for women after menopause. A more substantial one would be weird, and I'm likely to think it's a guy who's a cross dresser or something. I have a bit visible hair on my face and I rarely do anything with them. If I ever shave I only shave off part of it. It feels very weird to not have those hairs there. The skin feels bare and non-sensitive.