Opposite with me - I prefer clean shaven in most circumstances but my bf likes to have a bit of a beard. I said to him a few weeks back that I'll only shave my legs when he shaves his face - that scared him!! :P
I can't stand facial hair, it doesn't feel comfortable from my perspective. Therefore, I shave on a daily basis. As a senior in high school, naturally I don't know too many with facial hair (just two boys in my grade), so my perception of how many people shave might be skewed. Regardless, I've seen many more adults without facial hair than with, so I would assume that most men agree that it is professional and more comfortable to be clean-shaven.
No. How can shaving off your facial hair unmanly? What will you do when you are preparing for a job interview? You wouldn't want to look like a tramp. Trimmed beard looks good as well and you can go professionally with that.
Shaving your chest and legs are definitely unmanly.
I shave mainly because I can't grow facial hair to save my life. It turns into this nasty fuzz that I have in random spots all over my face...it looks awful. I take after my dad... -.-
My mum doesn't like it when my dad shaves his facial hair , she says its "UN MANLY" he tells her its his face and he doesn't like the hair on his face.
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My mom told me that she feels it's "Un-Manly" to shave my legs (they're pretty hairy, and get pretty annoying around the ankles). I'll probably do it later on if I put on some muscle lol.
I don't give a damn about looking "unmanly", to be honest. Anyway, facial hair looks good only on certain people; as for me, it certainly doesn't look good on my face.
Its not unmanly, however leaving some facial hair does sometimes give you a rugged look (which alot of ladies like). Plus I've notice women like you to shave it for other reasons that cannot be explained in this forum >_> haha.
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