Love my beard! However I'm about to enlist, and that is one thin I will for sure miss. maybe the most.
Facial Hair
- Thread starter Katattack
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
I rocked this look in Germany and back here in the USA for a few months..then had to get rid of it so I could actually find a job, lol..may bring it back again at some point.
I could also post a picture of the 70's porno mustache I rocked for Halloween..but I don't want to scare anyone to death, haha
I grow beards out of laziness. I hate shaving. Funny thing is, my hair is really dark but my beard is blonde.
i wish i had a good pic on the web, i have a biker type beard...
most ladies i know love it. they love stroking it, playing with it and scratching my face through it... i dont think ill ever get rid of it. only time will tell.
most ladies i know love it. they love stroking it, playing with it and scratching my face through it... i dont think ill ever get rid of it. only time will tell.
I have the textbook definition of a fetish. A man has to have some sort of a beard for me to find him attractive. There have been very rare exceptions, but not many. My ex- husband had to shave for a job once. Things (ahem) were few and far between and the lights had to be off.
I'm not into the Grizzly Addams look, though. A beard has to be well kept, but there must be some sort of beard. I also have a shaving fetish. I love old fashioned men's grooming items - like shaving brushes and straight razors. I look at a Caswell-Massey men's catalogue the way a guy will look at Victoria's Secret. I truly enjoy taking care of a man's beard for him.
Good thing this thread was moved to Outside. I think I am getting flushed.
And bald or shaven headed is quite fine - as long as he has a beard.
As for women - no hair anywhere except her head. It just seems so much more feminine that way.
~A
I'm not into the Grizzly Addams look, though. A beard has to be well kept, but there must be some sort of beard. I also have a shaving fetish. I love old fashioned men's grooming items - like shaving brushes and straight razors. I look at a Caswell-Massey men's catalogue the way a guy will look at Victoria's Secret. I truly enjoy taking care of a man's beard for him.
Good thing this thread was moved to Outside. I think I am getting flushed.
And bald or shaven headed is quite fine - as long as he has a beard.
As for women - no hair anywhere except her head. It just seems so much more feminine that way.
~A
Last edited:
A man has to have some sort of a beard for me to find him attractive. There have been very rare exceptions, but not many.
I love old fashioned men's grooming items - like shaving brushes and straight razors.
I think I am getting flushed.
~A
Ditto... ditto... ditto... and... ummm... hmmmm... no "coffee run" here at work
for a few minutes!!!
Must click "away" quickly! Must think about Mom in a bikini...
Last edited:
Ditto... ditto... ditto... and... ummm... hmmmm... no "coffee run" here at work
for a few minutes!!!
Must click "away" quickly! Must think about Mom in a bikini...
Always happy to be of service <grinz>
~A
I've been completely (entire head) shaven and completely hairy, and everywhere between.
Most folks say I look better with the "Sean Connery" style. I look like a bald Hank Hill when shaven. Like chrisl317 mine's the same color as Connery's, as well. I DO have a ton of acne scarring that the beard covers, so that's a plus.
Most folks say I look better with the "Sean Connery" style. I look like a bald Hank Hill when shaven. Like chrisl317 mine's the same color as Connery's, as well. I DO have a ton of acne scarring that the beard covers, so that's a plus.
Beards are a clear sign of intelligence and masculinity. They are also a prerequisite for writing prowess. No author without a beard has ever written anything worth reading.
Unless you have a chinstrap. Then you've just lost the game of life.
Unless you have a chinstrap. Then you've just lost the game of life.
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
