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MissXena is offline MissXena Post #21  August 10,2009, 4:58pm
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KiskaKitty wrote :
It's all subjective, but personally I like a man with a hairy chest for me to run my fingers through.
Subjective? YES.

Hair? Not a fan.

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I personally love a guy who shaves his chest as long as he stays on top of it. Really, I think it's the same as us girls shaving our legs.

And any back hair - run, run, run.
 
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Hair or no hair, either is fine. If I had to choose one, I would say I do like a chest with hair. But I just like men's chests in general.
 
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I think men with and without body hair are cool as long as they maintain their hairy look that's fine with me as well.
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If I care about a man, I like whatever hair grows naturally on him and wouldn't want him to change it, especially by shaving his chest.

The one exception I make is those hairs growing out of his nose or ears--those need to be attacked!
 
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SavannahGal wrote :
If I care about a man, I like whatever hair grows naturally on him and wouldn't want him to change it, especially by shaving his chest.

The one exception I make is those hairs growing out of his nose or ears--those need to be attacked!


Here's a collage of family. Should I be concerned?
 
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WindsurfSteve681 wrote :
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Ha! We older guys appreciate somewhat relaxed standards, Icouldwrite... that said - Come on guys! It's not that difficult to separate ourselves from the "Silverbacks."

I started "manscaping" about five years ago when I overheard two college girls at the pool comment on "the silverback" (a guy my age with a hairy chest AND a hairy back). I now trim my chest (takes 5 minutes about every 2 weeks) with barber clippers. It seems to be appreciated... and I know I look younger (to me).

Can't bear to think about the waxing procedure after seeing Steve Carrel(sp?) in _The Forty Year Old Virgin_. ;-)
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[QUOTE=Mainah64;708582]Here's a collage of family. Should I be concerned?


Those pics made me ill! LOL. Left disturbing images in my brain! Thanks a lot!
 
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If you have a inshape chest and shoulders and work out..hmmm depends. Alot of hair I think I would like it waxed or electrolysis. I definately DO NOT like back hair.

Watching swimmers and divers on TV is easy on the eyes

Regarding shaved legs and other parts like swimmers and bikers do....augh...no.
 
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It is all a matter of personal preference. Definitely no hair on the back. Hair in moderation on the chest is good. Shaven is also nice if it is maintained. I agree with the comment that it should be compared with women shaving. Was the chest and back the only areas we were discussing?
 
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