[doninvaughan]

...Have you had women say something about your lack of hair except on your head and on your pubes?

Only 1 time, a girl that I dated a long time ago told me that I remind her of her cousin's sphynx cat that has no hair, I had not idea how to respond to that.

My ex occasionally said she wished her legs are like mine so she doesn't have to shave them. I wouldn't say that was a compliment, just her frustration of having to shave in order to wear skirt or shorts.

[jns]

My ex occasionally said she wished her legs are like mine so she doesn't have to shave them. I wouldn't say that was a compliment, just her frustration of having to shave in order to wear skirt or shorts.

Some women being jealous may be the only reaction I think you would get from women. I shave every day or every few days. I know you said you would like to grow a mustache; I would like it if I never had to shave again because my facial hair did not grow. Take pride in yourself.

BTW, was your ex Asian? I ask because my wife is Thai and she does not shave her legs. To me they look just fine. Most other Southeast Asian women I know do not shave their legs.

[Stillness]

I know a lot of Chinese and Korean men and they tend to be less hairy. It's normal.

Judging from their reproductive rate, they're not having a problem attracting women.

[Texasred]

Wow this is an old thread! Regarding hair, I've got it everywhere except on my face, and that only because I shave once or twice a day: the second time if I'm going anywhere in the evening, since by mid-afternoon I've got quite a bit of stubble. Very hairy chest, legs, arms, and possibly my back too - I can't see there! Recently I had an EKG for a routine physical, and the nurse shaved large patches of my chest (rather inexpertly, I might add) to attach the electrodes, so for almost a week I had these bare patches, and I was surprised at how uncomfortable some of my shirts and sweaters were when they were actually in contact with my skin!

[Popcorn&Candy]

That's an interesting post, Loric2014. I am always interested in a little science.

[MrMr]

Late to this discussion but thought I'd contribute...

I like having a neat and tidy short beard. I am generally not a hairy guy but i even out my chest hair.

I keep my public region completely shaved and clean. There is nothing more off putting than seeing a lady have to pull hair out her mouth when giving a bj. It's also much smoother and looks better. I have a beauty mark on my groin which partners find attractive haha.

The extra inch or 2 being clean shaven provides is an added bonus too!

[gt30743]

I prefer men to be groomed but not shaved completely. That is just my preference, doesn't mean it right or other preferences are not just as valid. I prefer to be hair free from the neck down on my body.

[MrMr]

I prefer men to be groomed but not shaved completely. That is just my preference, doesn't mean it right or other preferences are not just as valid. I prefer to be hair free from the neck down on my body.

I think that's the general consensus with women who don't like a man completely unshaven. I use an electric shaver that's a "zero" but mainly because it means i don't need to do it so often. It looks best after a weeks growth.

[WaveRider]

Theres a really strong hair aversion going on lately. Hipsters are in fashion so having well groomed facial hair is deemed attractive but apart from that i think hairy bodies are frowned upon. Personally i like my men hairy. I also am pretty relaxed about my own body hair. I mean i shave my legs and underarms but only when i feel like it. I dont care if i have a bit of "stubble". I trim my pubes but i flat out refuse to shave or wax downstairs. I find complete baldness on males and females to be weird. Like the obession with youth has led our culture to idolise this image of looking like children, hairless. Personally i think thats messed up. Im an adult, i went through puberty, i have hair.

Great commentary.

IMO, women worry about stuff that men never notice.

BTW, you sound a lot like my g/f. She can go a week or more w/o shaving.

[Ashley1120]

I figure it was a mix of several things: Most women don't like hairy guys (so, natural selection I guess), environmental compounds such as endocrine disruptors, and fashion (which favors guys shaving/manscaping).

My husband is half Greek and has a normal amount of hair for a guy about 40 years ago: He's generally clean-shaven and stuff, however.