Hair or no hair? A poll for the ladies
POSTED BY: STDOUBT
UPDATED: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 15:18
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The guys I have been with who had a lot of chest hair didn't bother me. I liked running my fingers through it. What did turn me off was the hair they also had on their back and ass. But the guys I have been with that had a naturally smooth chest also had a hairless back and ass. That I liked a lot and was more apt to pay attention to their chest with my mouth as well as my hands. 
One guy "manicured" his area but went a little overboard. I like it when men trim below, but he trimmed off the hair above up to his belly button as well.
It is all just genetics that control hair growth. My ex had no hair on his chest when I met him, but his dad did. He told me that when his dad was his age, he was bare chested too. As he got older, it "creeped up" year by year. Ex was the same way, by the time we divorced the hair had reached just above his stomach.
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Men with hairless chests are homosexuals!
Frankly, I’m an animal. I sometimes work out bare-chested or in a tank, and I’ve gotten lots of comments from both sides of the camp, some good some bad. I never found any hard and fast rule to determine if a woman likes a hairy man or not, but it does seem that the younger more girly types of girls tend to be slightly more put off by my noticeable manlytude. But I’ve actually found lots of exception as well, and in general, there are actually very few women who have been completely put off, or who I couldn’t persuade to the hairy camp.
Of the homosexuals that I know, at least one claims to like hairy-chested men. I don’t know. Maybe they just say that to get in my pants. I know they want me.
What difference does it really make? Any girl who would turn down a guy simply because he has a hairy chest is a self-absorbed flake. 
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Any girl who would turn down a guy simply because he has a hairy chest is a self-absorbed flake.
have to agree, that said I find the sean connery thing a bit much but I reckon thats cos I'm not a fan anyway, if I loved a man like that then I'm sure I'd love his rug too.
its been said but holy crap, adam baldwin's fine, he's my kind of hairy and I prefer him to the sean maher smooth and delicate, but I did have a fella that was naturally smooth as a baby's bottom which is nice too.
I read somewhere, (it may be a myth but it sounds true) that some time in the 18th century a razor company put out adverts saying that women ought to shave and instantly doubled their sales and it became a big deal, before it had been ok for women to be a bit hairy. I resent it very much because if we didn't ever start shaving our legs the hair would be soft and discreet but since we're told at a young age that its disgusting to have even a little bit of hair we end up with stubble and waxing and ingrowing hairs. now we're expected to be bald downstairs too like an 8 year old. its sick, and totally unrealistic.
I'm not really surprised that men are coming under the same pressure, but its a shame and I hope there are enough women out there who like a bit of hair to stop it becoming such an issue.
now, where are the men who like hairy women?
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true the hair woude be soft do i still woude not like my girl friend to have a hair lip thats just me
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It is all just genetics that control hair growth. My ex had no hair on his chest when I met him, but his dad did. He told me that when his dad was his age, he was bare chested too. As he got older, it "creeped up" year by year. Ex was the same way, by the time we divorced the hair had reached just above his stomach.
true genetics control hair growt true hormones like testoron. (again not really making a point her just trying to show off the littel knowlege that still resides in my brain after like 15 years at school)
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I have exactly ONE hair on my chest. I've been thinking about naming it since it seems to be a permanent resident. Maybe Carl.
Other than that I have a bunch around my nipples, lol, but isn't that kind of mandatory anyways? I do have really hairy legs though, hehe. I suspect I will turn into a gorilla in time.
More on topic; men are hairy, end of story. I really don't get the whole wax business. If you really are that desperate to get all the hair off my body, bloody pull it off yourself, cause I'm not about to torture myself so that you can be happy with a less real version of me.
I can see why some people trim a bit here and there, but hair is basically one of the most normal components of an adult human body, so why there's such a craze and craving after looking like a prepubertal kid, I have no idea.
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charliethebloody wrote, in part:
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... read somewhere, (it may be a myth but it sounds true) that some time in the 18th century a razor company put out adverts saying that women ought to shave and instantly doubled their sales and it became a big deal, before it had been ok for women to be a bit hairy. I resent it very much because if we didn't ever start shaving our legs the hair would be soft and discreet but since we're told at a young age that its disgusting to have even a little bit of hair we end up with stubble and waxing and ingrowing hairs. now we're expected to be bald downstairs too like an 8 year old. its sick, and totally unrealistic...
Long ago, in a distant galaxy far, far away (known by the local lifeforms as Waco, Texas), I knew a very attractive young woman named Fonda (last name withheld for chivalry). She never shaved anything and had the most amazing fine golden down on her derriere and legs. Very soft, and it glowed in the morning sunlight as I lay admiring her whilst she still slept.
To paraphrase Wash from the series DVD cutscene, there was no place on that woman's body that I would not put my tongue...
Quote:Mmmm... Monkey women! Don't knock it guys! Once you've had a girl with opposable thumbs on her feet and a prehensile tail, you'll never go back.
...now, where are the men who like hairy women? ...
Think: Rae Dawn Chong in Quest For Fire...Can you dig it? I knew thatcha could!
Hirsutely,
zoid
P.S.
For those that grokked the Quest... reference above, Ron Perlman's character in that flick is an obvious forebear of mine. Stupid, hairy and libidinous is apparently an evolutionary winner, at least for males.
...And on the next Oprah: Nose hair, ear hair (studio crowd says, "Ewww!" on cue) and the 'Uni-brow'... How to make your man spic-n-span and squeaky clean!
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Originally posted by STDOUBT:
I doubt Sean Connery ever waxed -he's a Scott for f'sake!
Now this may be an "urban myth", but I remember hearing that when Sean started making the Bond movies they actually glued more chest hair on him. That's kind of funny, isn't it, in light of this thread.
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My boy has a hairless chest. BUT, it really doesn't matter to me. I LIKE a good fuzzy chest, but it's not a requirement.
I think its when they have like four hairs that it just looks a little silly, you know.
Adam has great chest hair. Could do to see more of him bare....
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I remember reading somewhere that mens opinions on padded bra v. real thing, was that, by the time the bra came off, it was the furthest thing from their minds, they were just happy to be there when it came off...
so thats probably pretty much how women (real women, not these walking air-head barbie types) feel about chest hair.
personally, as long as I don't get the impression that its gonna leap up and strangle me, me and chest wigs (or the lack there of) get along just fine.
still can't get over knees though...
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Hell, look at Adam Baldwin. Man is sex on legs.
dear lord, yes. what she said.
chest hair, not too much, but enough, is wonderfully sexy. i think that the recent lack of chest hair on actors is a the fault of all this "metrosexual" garbage. if you don't have a lot of chest hair, cool. but waxing is so not cool. i don't want a guy i'm interested in spending more time on preening than i do. if i want to be with a girl, i'll be with a girl, you know?
and sean connery or richard harris, back in the day... sexy. sexy!
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