Do you shave/trim your body hair (arms, legs, chest, etc.)?

I have a normal amount of body hair. I don't shave it or any of that nonsense. Good grief. That is so gay.

you dont like hair on your body if you want to shave it off then shave it. wont make you gay

I'm very serious about grooming and keep my entire body clean shaven. Can't stand body hair. Yuck! Then again I'm black and keep my body in shape. I guess if you're white you can go for that Pierce Brosnan look.

I only shave the face. The rest I leave where they're at. My wife actually likes my hair where they're at.

Besides, if you start shaving body hair, they'll only get worse. What were thin, straight, almost unnoticable hair become thicker, longer, curlier and funnier-looking.:lol:

Edit:

That reminds me. Last summer, we were at the beach. I saw a woman wearing a bikini with lots of long curlies portruding from the top of her bikini bottom. My guess is she did a lot of shaving at that part.

I also have a lot of scars on my shins (from playing soccer). My leg hairs do a good job of keeping them unnoticable.

Mfw TC is serious.

Anyways, I shave my face that is it.

I don't have any chest or back hair, and I wouldn't touch my arms or legs.

I asked my mom about shaving at least my leg hair (most annoying area), and jokingly (I think) told me I would be gay if I did that jesuschristmonk

I am the same as you, 19 and extremely hairy. I shave my chest and back from time to time, but I've never even thought about shaving my arm or leg hair for the fear of being called out as gay (even though theres nothing wrong with being gay Just leave your legs alone, girls only care about hair on their own legs. photokid201

Mfw TC is serious.CHOASXIII

[QUOTE="jesuschristmonk"] I asked my mom about shaving at least my leg hair (most annoying area), and jokingly (I think) told me I would be gay if I did that Pirate700

I only shave my facial hair. I think I'd prefer having hairless legs but it just seems like it would take forever to get all the hair off.

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[QUOTE="jesuschristmonk"] I asked my mom about shaving at least my leg hair (most annoying area), and jokingly (I think) told me I would be gay if I did that jesuschristmonk

If you're serious about losing your body hair, use a medical procedure to get rid of them permanently. Or try that tape thing on TV.

Shaving body hair only makes them grow longer, thicker and curlier.

I never shave anywhere except my face.

keep some of hairs little. electric razor gets them small but doesn't make them grow back bad, so it's good.
get rid of some for a little 'cause they don't grow in all nice yet so they look skriggley
leave some other hairs 'cause I don't have many, like on my arms and legs.

No, I don't. I'm not bothered with it, and I think I'd look weird without any hair on my legs or arms. I do think you should shave if you have a reason: it's itching, you're a professional swimmer (to reduce drag), you've got so much hair that it actually increases your heat-sensation.

Body hair does have its uses, though. It repels a number of small insects and mosquitoes (they find it harder to bit you when you have hair -- I bet they've never bitten your head, even if it's a spot you can't see). It helps keep you warm during cold times. It's a defining difference between man and woman.

No, I don't. I'm not bothered with it, and I think I'd look weird without any hair on my legs or arms. I do think you should shave if you have a reason: it's itching, you're a professional swimmer (to reduce drag), you've got so much hair that it actually increases your heat-sensation.

Body hair does have its uses, though. It repels a number of small insects and mosquitoes (they find it harder to bit you when you have hair -- I bet they've never bitten your head, even if it's a spot you can't see). It helps keep you warm during cold times. It's a defining difference between man and woman.

iHarlequin

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No, I don't. I'm not bothered with it, and I think I'd look weird without any hair on my legs or arms. I do think you should shave if you have a reason: it's itching, you're a professional swimmer (to reduce drag), you've got so much hair that it actually increases your heat-sensation.

Body hair does have its uses, though. It repels a number of small insects and mosquitoes (they find it harder to bit you when you have hair -- I bet they've never bitten your head, even if it's a spot you can't see). It helps keep you warm during cold times. It's a defining difference between man and woman.

junglist101

It's a known fact that having body hair reduce the amount of bites you're going to get o.o . I'm not saying anything new here. You're still going to get bitten, but it's still an obstacle.

If you didn't comprehend: I said the hair on my HEAD prevents me from being bitten there. And I know for a fact, from bald friends, that they have been bitten on the head :P .

[QUOTE="junglist101"][QUOTE="iHarlequin"]

No, I don't. I'm not bothered with it, and I think I'd look weird without any hair on my legs or arms. I do think you should shave if you have a reason: it's itching, you're a professional swimmer (to reduce drag), you've got so much hair that it actually increases your heat-sensation.

Body hair does have its uses, though. It repels a number of small insects and mosquitoes (they find it harder to bit you when you have hair -- I bet they've never bitten your head, even if it's a spot you can't see). It helps keep you warm during cold times. It's a defining difference between man and woman.

iHarlequin

It's a known fact that having body hair reduce the amount of bites you're going to get o.o . I'm not saying anything new here. You're still going to get bitten, but it's still an obstacle.

If you didn't comprehend: I said the hair on my HEAD prevents me from being bitten there. And I know for a fact, from bald friends, that they have been bitten on the head :P .

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[QUOTE="junglist101"]Lol sasquatch. How thick is your hair that it's a barrier to insects?Pirate700

It's a known fact that having body hair reduce the amount of bites you're going to get o.o . I'm not saying anything new here. You're still going to get bitten, but it's still an obstacle.

If you didn't comprehend: I said the hair on my HEAD prevents me from being bitten there. And I know for a fact, from bald friends, that they have been bitten on the head :P .

The question is, would it be worse if you didn't have hair there? I don't have daily issues with mosquitoes because I live in an apartment high off the floor, but whenever I visit my parents or go to a rural setting, I have bite-issues as well.

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]Yes. I'm female.Suzy_Q_Kazoo

Darn Suzy, all this time I thought you were Garrus.

I trim my chest, arm pit and pubic hair.. if I didn't Id look like some kind of animal.

edit: also wax my back, gotta keep that clean.

I don't grow body hair.

*Haha. Better then the females :P

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I trim my chest, arm pit and pubic hair.. if I didn't Id look like some kind of animal.michael_1234576

Pretty sure you wouldn't. Unless you have that werewolf syndrome issue.

Pretty sure you wouldn't. Unless you have that werewolf syndrome issue.iHarlequin

I tend to shave my chest (nipple hair is weird). As for my legs they get really hairy so I trim them down with clippers but never shave them smooth. Just make them a little less furry :)

[QUOTE="iHarlequin"]Pretty sure you wouldn't. Unless you have that werewolf syndrome issue.michael_1234576

I've shaved my chest a few times but that is all.

I shave my face. Maybe the occasional trim elsewhere.

i shave my face, thank goodness i don't have hair on my body because that's not attractive to most girls

Darn Suzy, all this time I thought you were Garrus.

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