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It seems that the general thought here is that women prefer the body hair on a guy to be minimal, excluding the head, is this correct? Being a guy with a lot of hair, so much that my kids call me Sasquatch. When I was younger I was into lifting and sports so I would shave it off. The problem with that was it took a long time and had to happen daily in order not to have the stubble. Another problem when I stopped the hair grew back in is thicker and longer. Is this considered gross and would it be a deal breaker.
Also, for the ladies that have men that use the clippers, how does it feel to you?
At 50 and becoming single again after 12 years of marriage, I am out of touch.

Thanks for letting me post.

[LittlePip]

It seems that the general thought here is that women prefer the body hair on a guy to be minimal, excluding the head, is this correct? Being a guy with a lot of hair, so much that my kids call me Sasquatch. When I was younger I was into lifting and sports so I would shave it off. The problem with that was it took a long time and had to happen daily in order not to have the stubble. Another problem when I stopped the hair grew back in is thicker and longer. Is this considered gross and would it be a deal breaker.
Also, for the ladies that have men that use the clippers, how does it feel to you?
At 50 and becoming single again after 12 years of marriage, I am out of touch.

Thanks for letting me post.

Hi! Good for you for getting back out there it must be a very daunting prospect! I wouldn't say it's a deal breaker but it is definately a 'selling point' to find the man you are already attracted to and click with is concerned about his physical appearance. My BF uses clippers and I have no complaints at all, he keeps the hair short all over (except head hair!) and it never feels horribly spikey or anything. I occasionally notice his hair against my skin but it's not unpleasant, much nicer than the crunch of long curly hairs!
Good luck