Women prefer men with stubble

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leesmithg

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Some people like it some don't, you cannot say all women do as that is totally incorrect.

because im half black and half irish, ive been forced to use an electric trimmer to shave when needed so i appear to almost always have stubble. whenever i shave with a normal razer, i get razer bumps and severe irritation once the hair comes to the surface due to the fact that my hair has loose curls.

Is the top half black (brown) or white (pink)?

Or maybe you're chequered.

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You say strangely attracted like it is something weird?? Growing up in NJ, especially thanks to growing up in Elizabeth NJ, hispanic girls have always been my favorite. First girl I ever kissed, ever, back in 3rd grade, was Marisol Ruiz. Nice and hispanic. I think it may be an east coast thing, but my point is there is nothing strange about it.

Only thing is, when they get older, expect a bit of facial hair as well. :laugh:

lol.

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elena28

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not all men look good when they have not shaved in a few days. it depends. some look very masculine others not.

what i really dont like is when men shave their chest. why?????? a man is a man. men are hairy of nature. let it be that way.

what do you think guys?

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AdzzzUK

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I've spent the last few days cultivating a little bit of stubble... walked into town yesterday lunchtime (was actually going to the bank!!). Didn't really expect anything... but... Oooooh yes the ladies love it. Very good reactions, especially from one as she cycled past me!

But then that could because I'm 6'5", dress well, and look after myself, rather than the fact I can't be assed to shave for a couple of days...

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yes and they also love fat men with fart right?!

but not too fat, just fat to the point where they look thin in comparsion!

I don't think so, lol... The article did a pretty good job of explaining the psychology behind stubble being attractive, and none of those musculine qualities are accentuated by being overweight. Though, to some men overweight women might appear healthier than thin ones for childbearing. It's all about finding a suitable mate.

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elena28

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What about a man's backside?

Should it be left hairy, or should he shave it and cultivate a sexy stubble there too?

Come on girls, what do you say?

well, i am totally against men shaving their body. it simply doesnt attract me. i think men with hair are very masculine. even if they have hair on their back. a man its a man. i have been working with a lot of very beautiful men, and all of them shaved. they had to since they were models. NEVER i liked it.

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I got the first part.. but the "<3 Hispanics" I'm not getting....

::gasp:: :o

well, i am totally against men shaving their body. it simply doesnt attract me. i think men with hair are very masculine. even if they have hair on their back. a man its a man. i have been working with a lot of very beautiful men, and all of them shaved. they had to since they were models. NEVER i liked it.

Well that's because you are around it every day. :p Personally I would not be happy if I was a harry beast. I don't shave my arms, legs or head and I trim my goatee, that's about it. Luckily, I don't have a harry back or chest. I do though, have just enough so I'm not gay, I don't look super masculine, but just enough to be sexy for the ladies (preferably Hispanics lol) :D

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::gasp:: :o

Well that's because you are around it every day. :p Personally I would not be happy if I was a harry beast. I don't shave my arms, legs or head and I trim my goatee, that's about it. Luckily, I don't have a harry back or chest. I do though, have just enough so I'm not gay, I don't look super masculine, but just enough to be sexy for the ladies (preferably Hispanics lol) :D

:laugh: i didnt mean a man has to look like a chimpanzee. i just think that a man must be natural. with little hair, lots of hair, what ever...but not shave. the most important for me its that a man is honest, sweet, sensitive and respectfull. not the quantity of hair he has on his body. yes guys.

a sensitive man! that is a real man :).

you have great taste. hispanic people are very beautiful and warm people. kind hearted and full of humor. :)

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:laugh: i didnt mean a man has to look like a chimpanzee. i just think that a man must be natural. with little hair, lots of hair, what ever...but not shave. the most important for me its that a man is honest, sweet, sensitive and respectfull. not the quantity of hair he has on his body. yes guys.

a sensitive man! that is a real man :) .

you have great taste. hispanic people are very beautiful and warm people. kind hearted and full of humor. :)

Let me get this straight... You actually like guys who look and act natural, and who are sweet and sensitive? That is quite a unique taste... Most girls only like those kind of guys in theory. When they actually get one, they either realize that it could be a serious relationship and get scared, or they start to feel bored and look for something new and challenging. Something manly, that is not easily 'tamed.'

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