Question about shaving... Need guy and girl advice

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I'm still a virgin and I have a question about shaving, and male preferences.QUESTION FOR THE GUYS - Do you guys prefer a woman to be completely shaved? To me it seems a little bit creepy to be completely hairless downstairs - I mean we aren't 10 years old anymore. But honestly, do most guys prefer a completely shaved woman? Or just very well trimmed?FOR THE LADIES - My other question is about the actual shaving. I trim very often, and do my bikini line in the summer. But I have really sensitive skin and constantly get those bumps - no matter how often I shave. The best advice I have gotten is "the more you do it, the tougher your skin will get and that wont happen anymore". But this advice isn't working. Because I either have to wait for the bumps to go away before shaving again (just for them to come back again), or I have to shave over the bumps which makes it worse. Does anyone have good advice on how to prevent this? And if the question for the guys is affirmative, I'll have a larger area to take care of lol. I've tried lotions and good shaving cream/gel but nothing seems to work. Has anyone else had this problem and come up with a good solution?Thanks in advance!

Try waxing?

As a guy:

It varies from guy to guy, some like no hair, some like a little hair, some like styled hair and some like big bushy forest. You should just go for whatever you're comfortable with.

Quote:Do you guys prefer a woman to be completely shaved?Ugh. You shouldn't have to change your body and what you're comfortable with just for a guy.As for your other question:First of all, never shave with bumps still there! Major ouchies. Have you tried shaving with gel that has aloe and vitamin E? Also, try to shave with a new, clean blade and don't rush down there. See if that works.I too have sensitive skin down there, but unfortunately I've forgotten how I got rid of the razor bumps. I guess my skin got used to it. But because of my skin, I can't and will not wax. More ouchies. But there's an idea if you want to take a stab at it.

On the guys side of this I perfer with and without hair, a big bush of a forrest, trimmed, and well however my fiancee cares to go about it. Hell I don't even mind if she shaves her legs or not lol. I shave and it's not really a matter of my fiancee liking me hairless it's more of a personal preference. I use shaving gel and a fresh bic razor that gets the job done with out any pains. And Virtual_Star is right if you have bumps do not shave wait till the hair grows a bit then shave.

i prefer them to be shaved!

A Lil landing strip about the size of a Hotwheels car.

Okay, I'm probably weighing in late, but...I like stubble. Bare is a nice image when watching porn, but you're right...I absolutely have no desire to think my woman is 10 years old again. I just don't want long hairs in my teeth...

im a guy personally i prefer myself shaven cause i just feel alot cleaner and as for girls i prefer Completey shaved because of a bad experience with hair in my teeth and it was just ew.

As a guy I prefer unshaven and moderately trimmed (as long as it's not a forest I'm good, but I definitely don't want bald).I also don't care if my girl shaves her legs (makes it easier when she doesn't because i'm more annoyed with the stubble that forms within 2 days as compared to just letting it grow.Most important thing is to do what YOU want. Not for the boys.

Use a sensitive skin gel, shave with a new, sharp razor, hold the skin tight, shave with the grain, use a mirror if you need to. Also, don't worry about the thin skin where the patch is up top, focus on your tougher skin, your labia majora. That's... the hair that gets in the way.

rune-san, you should check your date settings, this topic is a few months old.

Originally Posted By: 8lettersrune-san, you should check your date settings, this topic is a few months old. I know.. I aint been here in ages so I figured I'd looks around.. started replying to topics 7-8 pages back.Kinda nice to be back :P

well I dont think spd will tell me off xDbut welcome back

Originally Posted By: rune-sanI know.. I aint been here in ages so I figured I'd looks around.. started replying to topics 7-8 pages back.Well, knock it off. You're pushing down more recent threads and it's really annoying.

Originally Posted By: Virtual_Star Originally Posted By: rune-sanI know.. I aint been here in ages so I figured I'd looks around.. started replying to topics 7-8 pages back.Well, knock it off. You're pushing down more recent threads and it's really annoying. Here I was thinking you were an interesting person o.O What's simply wrong with replying to a topic? Or does a topic going off the first page get lost in space, making it therefore impossible to hit the dreaded "page 2" button? o.O

I dont see how this makes her an.. uninteresting person. o.oI dont see what the problem is.. its thread necromancy, as Ive seen it called. Theyre dead topics that were either resolved, or which no one is interested in anymore. It clutters up the front page and pushes down more active topics.

Originally Posted By: clixx52I dont see how this makes her an.. uninteresting person. o.oI dont see what the problem is.. its thread necromancy, as Ive seen it called. Theyre dead topics that were either resolved, or which no one is interested in anymore. It clutters up the front page and pushes down more active topics. So why are you pushing the topic up again? :P

I think clixx was just answering your question.
Here at A2A, people will generally nicely request that you not respond to older threads unless you have something profound to add and not to just add a comment as you would to a newer post. That gives current posters more of a chance to get a thorough discussion of their issue and not compete with threads that have been thoroughly discussed already.

If it had been put that way in the first place, then things would have been good to go. There's no point in following one person's wishes for no apparent reason. But you gave it as an A2A guideline, which is fine enough to me.Thanks alot for clearing that up.