Manscaping - yes or no?

I'm sure this is isn't the first time this thread has been made, but oh well.

I've always had extremely hairy legs. Throughout school, they were always the hairiest. People give me sh*t about it, but it doesn't bother me too much. However, I don't really like having hairy legs. I'm a long-distance runner, and I feel like it just looks weird compared to everyone else out there. So recently, I've been considering shaving them. My whole family would be against it, saying that it wasn't a man thing to do. But they do bother me sometimes.

So, what's your take? Is it against the code of men or should I go for it?

I only manscpae a certain area down there that is all.

Its against the code. But then again I dont have hairy legs so I wouldn't be able to judge. If it's bothering you, trim them with one of those electrical trimmers.

is you shave your legs, no one would know but you

is you shave your legs, no one would know but you

Chris_Williams

I would say do it.

Dude, men are supposed to have hairy legs WTF?

I thought this thread was gonna be about manscaping a different area.

Dude, men are supposed to have hairy legs WTF?

I thought this thread was gonna be about manscaping a different area.

ristactionjakso

[QUOTE="ristactionjakso"]

Dude, men are supposed to have hairy legs WTF?

I thought this thread was gonna be about manscaping a different area.

Razor-Lazor

We don't need pictures of that though.

[QUOTE="ristactionjakso"]

Dude, men are supposed to have hairy legs WTF?

I thought this thread was gonna be about manscaping a different area.

Razor-Lazor

you should do it and tell everyone you were going for a porn star look

We don't need pictures of that though.Communist_Soul

Only pubes.

Only part of my body where i get pretty hairy. Have to manscape a little.

I'm hairier than Bigfoot, so I do a lot of trimming, but very little shaving with a straight razor. An electric trimmer is your best friend.

All male athletes I knew when I did track and field shaved their legs.

Its not weird or un-manly.

I'm sure this is isn't the first time this thread has been made, but oh well.

I've always had extremely hairy legs. Throughout school, they were always the hairiest. People give me sh*t about it, but it doesn't bother me too much. However, I don't really like having hairy legs. I'm a long-distance runner, and I feel like it just looks weird compared to everyone else out there. So recently, I've been considering shaving them. My whole family would be against it, saying that it wasn't a man thing to do. But they do bother me sometimes.

So, what's your take? Is it against the code of men or should I go for it?

Razor-Lazor

If you're starting to look sasquatch-y, maybe.

All male athletes I knew when I did track and field shaved their legs.

Its not weird or un-manly.

Teenaged

georgie boy u crazy it's quite unarguably unmanly man FACE THE FACTS NIG

hair on the body is icky

I think men with smooth legs look weird.SolidSnake35

Imo, shaved legs either look like chicken legs or the legs of a fat person. The hair ushers it into a safe-zone, where you just look like a man.

Only leftists manscape. You don't want to be a leftist do you?

Only leftists manscape. You don't want to be a leftist do you?

worlock77

LOL, guilty.

All male athletes I knew when I did track and field shaved their legs.

Its not weird or un-manly.

Teenaged

All male athletes I knew when I did track and field shaved their legs.

Its not weird or un-manly.

Teenaged

I'm sure this is isn't the first time this thread has been made, but oh well.

I've always had extremely hairy legs. Throughout school, they were always the hairiest. People give me sh*t about it, but it doesn't bother me too much. However, I don't really like having hairy legs. I'm a long-distance runner, and I feel like it just looks weird compared to everyone else out there. So recently, I've been considering shaving them. My whole family would be against it, saying that it wasn't a man thing to do. But they do bother me sometimes.

So, what's your take? Is it against the code of men or should I go for it?

Razor-Lazor

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

All male athletes I knew when I did track and field shaved their legs.

Its not weird or un-manly.

quikdash6

[QUOTE="quikdash6"][QUOTE="Teenaged"]

All male athletes I knew when I did track and field shaved their legs.

Its not weird or un-manly.

Fightingfan

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="quikdash6"] This is what I remember. Maybe not all of them, but most. Just remember that it will probably grow back thicker.quikdash6

It's a myth that shaving makes your hair grow back thicker. Shaving opens up the pores somewhat, so the end of each hair is thicker, but the overall thickness doesn't significantly change.

If constant shaving made my hair grow thicker, I'd be cutting tree-trunks off my face.

[QUOTE="quikdash6"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"] By that logic why aren't all 50+ men rockin' concrete beards?jimkabrhel

It's a myth that shaving makes your hair grow back thicker. Shaving opens up the pores somewhat, so the end of each hair is thicker, but the overall thickness doesn't significantly change.

If constant shaving made my hair grow thicker, I'd be cutting tree-trunks off my face.

Meh, do it if you want to. I work out a lot nowadays and by shaving I can see my results more clearly, and I think it just looks better.

I tend to suspect guys who manscape are batting for the other team. Straight men don't usually care that much about their physical appearance.

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

All male athletes I knew when I did track and field shaved their legs.

Its not weird or un-manly.

Fightingfan

I think its more an annoyance issue (wind against your hair making you itchy sometimes) and the fact that afterwards you are more aware of your muscles, especially against the lycra suit.

I tend to suspect guys who manscape are batting for the other team. Straight men don't usually care that much about their physical appearance.

bigfoot2045

I guess you couldn't generalise more if you tried.

I dont have hairy legs so I wouldn't be able to judge.BossPerson

It legitimatly helps with swimming. I dont know if you could pull it off for running. Honestly though who cares, and why should you care that they care.

[QUOTE="bigfoot2045"]

I tend to suspect guys who manscape are batting for the other team. Straight men don't usually care that much about their physical appearance.

raynimrod

I guess you couldn't generalise more if you tried.

Let's put it this way. I have gay and straight friends, and I don't know any straight guys who manscape. Whereas the gay guys I know shave everything.

I tend to suspect guys who manscape are batting for the other team. Straight men don't usually care that much about their physical appearance.

bigfoot2045

[QUOTE="raynimrod"]

[QUOTE="bigfoot2045"]

I tend to suspect guys who manscape are batting for the other team. Straight men don't usually care that much about their physical appearance.

bigfoot2045

I guess you couldn't generalise more if you tried.

Let's put it this way. I have gay and straight friends, and I don't know any straight guys who manscape. Whereas the gay guys I know shave everything.