Opinions on back hair

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They actually look stranger and more 'orange' than that too. The amount of narcissism is amazing. I saw one post a guy showed me one time. The post was a pic of a guy (looked like those in the pics) and the caption was:
"Don't you wish your girlfriend was this pretty."

ugggghhhhhhh

You know what's funny is that having all this body hair ain't a walk in the park. I hate when it gets rubbed in any direction other than it's growing direction. And, I've shaved various body parts for various reasons and all it does is get itchy. Do prefer to prune the shrubs though.

Did the whole legs, arms, chest and facial hair, plus plucking/shaving the eyebrows for a costume contest once.

1) You people wearing high heels need to stop!! Those things are torture devices!! LOL Sexy as all get out, but whew...Not worth it in the long run.

2) itched like crazy for about two weeks. So, nope.....can't remove it. Having it is the lesser of two evils.

^Are there such women even? I've never seen that, I've certainly seen the upper lip hair some women grow but nothing beyond that.

'Tis real, 'tis real....just do a google search. In some cultures it is considered a very good sigh of beauty.

I agree with zkydz.

I'm a bit of a hairy guy and have no interest in getting rid of it except my head hair when it gets too long.

I'm not too fond of trimming either.

I can't believe just how much cultural standards have changed for males. I do observe it and a lot of males my age are like that - shaving legs, putting all kinds of gels into their hair, using moisturizers for the very clear skin look, heck some males today even like to use makeup (goth/emo).

No, I would not write someone off instantly because of body hair. And I wouldn't expect it to be all removed, just that which was excessive (in my opinion). I'd be willing to compromise.

I have hair on my legs, on my arse, a small amount on my chest and bit more down the middle of of my admen.

My problem with removing it is where do you stop? You kind you have to go the whole hog otherwise it would look ridiculous.

I have pretty irritable/sensitive skin and such a thing will be irritable and itchy. I'd rather not.

I hate shaving my beard. It is a massive pain. I have thick growth. It is a multi-stage process that take a long time. It blunt razors instantly. I use one disposable 1 time only, before this electric. Multi-blade is a no no. Single blade only.

However if I don't do it, my skins gets more irritated. I know I contradicted myself, however my face hair is much thicker than the rest of my body hair, it causes my skin to break up. However shaving itself irritates mys skin so it is a catch-22. Basically chances are I would have so cut or or abrasion. I try to warm it up as much as possible to ease the process (but put cut water on cuts to stop bleeding). I moisturise it after, just with aqueous cream nothing expensive.

I'm not very "metro". I recent got given a eau de toilette. I remember when I used to use Cologne to be "in", I hated the smell. This is ok much lighter, but I wouldn't use it all the time.

The thing is though beyond urban metrosexuals it seems most body hair is tolerated or even liked Except on the back which seems to produce an almost universal disgust.

One line of my family, is I think somewhat distantly, Jewish which maybe explains this genetic predisposition.

Hahahaha...I know that the 'bending' on things like the body hair issue is common. But, I also notice that on most people that ability to bend has a lot to do with how much they like that person or really want that person.
You would be surprised what I put up with when younger because I wanted that 'welcome to the Penthouse Forum' experience. And, I think I wanted that because it's what young males are supposed to want to do.

It's also a cultural/age issue that fluctuates over time. I have always had a beard. It was a great beard when young. Golden reddish brown that turned red in the sun, thick, soft and easy to make look good. No stragglies. And, it had these two gold streaks that would form. in the sun (Was the first place to start turning white). But at 24, I had a boss try to get me to shave my beard because I wasn't 'old enough' to have a beard like him. Never lost the beard, but it is a generational/cultural thing. His generation, men did grow beards until they had accomplished things. And then there are old terms like, "He was not yet bearded, but had wisdom beyond such short years..."

There are some hairy sasquatch men in my family, on both sides. Probably because of my ancestry. Not too bad, though. I've seen much worse.

Thank goodness that I didn't inherit that tendency. I don't even have a female mustache.

I have some back hairs too. And I just hate it. So I use my epilator to uproot them. My epilator does a really good job for that.

I wondered the same thing when a girl once told me I had to shave my back...

I picture it looking something like this:

no noticeable hair in my body

I like body hair but I wouldn't date or not date someone based on it.

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