I shave, only my face, like it clean for now but don't mind if there's a bit of a shade.
I think if I let it grow it would mostly be a goatee and mustache as well, there's a bit on the sides but probably not enough for a full beard.
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I shave, only my face, like it clean for now but don't mind if there's a bit of a shade.
I think if I let it grow it would mostly be a goatee and mustache as well, there's a bit on the sides but probably not enough for a full beard.
lol, I actually remember reading a study that said that facial hair 'excites' women, if you know what I mean. So it does not matter what their preferences are, because there is something biological going on that is gonna make them prefer the 'real men'. :beam:
Heard that. Also baldness supposedly affects them the same way, for the supposedly same reason. Since I'm bald already and have to fight them off with a stick, growing a beard would be pointless in my case...
What I don't understand is how all you bearded cavemen manage to apply your facial lotion and moisturizer with all that hair getting in the way? :huh:
When they're ovulating, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vuk
Beards are awesome. Until they get itchy (especially in summer), then it is shaving time.
Psycho lives in austrailia you live in Pennsylvania. Its really hot down there in summer :laugh:
I tried a goatee earlier this year, but my facial hair just has an odd color, sort of a dirty blond color to it that just struck me as off. So, for now, it stays shaved.
I've always shaved before I got any real growth. I could never do the dodgy mustache thing some teenagers do because for some reason my facial hair started at my chin and then down the sides.
One day I may grow a big ginger(ish) beard though...
love to do so, but I first have to let my hair grow (I typically crop it to about 5/8 of an inch). then I have to let my bear grow.
but if all goes according to plan, I'll be a golden-haired verison of this guy:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...inadshburn.JPG
i can grow a full-on beard, but girls dont seem to like it so i shave. :no:
but if we are judging a man by beard capability, then I AM A MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can grow a full beard. I do occasionally around this time a year if I'm not working nor have to look professional. I usually shave every couple days though.
I look like the guy in the spoiler when I have a beard, plus on the cheeks + shave the hair on top, but this dude had hair on side and back of his head!
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
I'm a man with long wavy hair, clean face, and some who first saw my face (my face alone), will think that I was a girl...
but I was still a man, I'm fairly muscular afterall...
I would if I could. I can only grow a weak moustache, scraggly sideburns and two very strange clumps at the side and bottom of my chin.
Bah, women just dislike men who have messy/dirty beards. That's why the Hollywood stubble look never works outside of Hollywood.
I do like the list though.
That explains so much :no:
I've had the same beard since I turned 19. It has served me well, it's a little messy right now though. Probably should clean it up.
My beard is thin and patchy right now. My brother who is two years older then me however, is about 75-80% of the way to a full Billy Mays beard. Hopefully, I will be at that stage in two years.
Beards are verbotten in my line of work.
A beard is for........ ugly people. :laugh:
Sometimes I'll grow a goatee and mustache for a while. I don't get too much density, so I keep 'em trimmed short to avoid looking terrible. My facial hair's too patchy elsewhere to get anything to work. And on top of all that, the wife prefer's kissing me when I'm cleanshaven, so that's some good motivation to not grow it out too often. So does that put me at 'semi-man,' or just 'androgynous'?
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lol, I will give you the 'man' rating. Just so you all know, you don't HAVE to have a beard to be a real man. You just need to want one and be able to grow it. Some people (me for instance) are not allowed beards in their line of work, so we are forced to shave them off.
Ah, you're the man in the grey flannel suit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hosa