Do you gilrs like hairy males? ha
Never been face-to-face with a fully shaved pussy. LOL Wife said that's never going to happen. Too itchy and too much work.
But I'm talking hair in general. Arms, chest etc... It's because of that shit that you women always complain about... AD's. You look in magazines and see hairless models with ripped bodies and then the expectations trickle down to us regualr guys.
In reply to: But I'm talking hair in general. Arms, chest etc... It's because of that shit that you women always complain about... AD's. You look in magazines and see hairless models with ripped bodies and then the expectations trickle down to us regualr guys. Hair is okay on the right person, just as long as it doesn't make the person look like and over grown ape-man. And that thing about the Ads in mags and on TV, sorry but that's crap. The girly men with way too many muscles are unattractive to me. I'm sorry but men who look like they just sit around pumping iron all day just don't make me want to go "Oh baby, I want you". I don't want smooth, I prefer a little hair.
What's crap??? You don't think these ads influence people?
They influence as much as the ads with mostly naked women that are incredibly thin and have perfect hair and makeup.And while I do find a perfectly groomed man, like the ones in those ads really hot. That isn't the kind of man I married.My husband is really hairy. Even has hair on his back. And I don't mind it. He does and we fight about him shaving/waxing it off. I think he should leave it. I'm the only one of us who can see it and if it doesn't bother me why should he care about it? He’s bothered by the fact that it’s there and is gross.Anyway, while those ads do have some influence I don’t think it will change someone’s love for you. And if they do, do you really want to be with that person?
That's just what I'm saying. I find it funny that I hear about guys shaving their bodies and girls saying "Ooooo, yuck hair. Bleahhh". Totally unrealistic.
Okay, I think that ads do influence some people (like the people who are obsessed with body image - think that if you aren't so thin, look beautiful, have great skin and hair, then you're nothing) but not all people. I'm just saying TV and Mag. Ads are just crap in general. You shouldn't force impossible goals on people to be hairless, stick figures with plastic looking skin. I think thats whats wrong with most children and teens today... they think they have to strive to be something else other than themselfs, and thats what I think is crap.
perhaps they don't see it as trying to be something other then themselves, perhaps they see it it as improving on blemishes they know can be fixed. Like weight, good excercise and proper eating can take care of that in relatively short time. who doens't want to look good, and most importantly feel good?
True, but some of these girls take it to the extreams(ms). I've seen a girl starve herself until she was nothing but skin and bones because she thought that looking like a woman on a TV ad was what she should look like. There is nothing wrong with wanting to look good, get into better physical condition, but there is something wrong with making teens think that they should change things about themselves so they'd be 'beautiful' by todays standards. People shouldn't think that they should change themselves to fit everyone elses standards just because they're not skinny, tall, or whatever. It's not right.
