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Now, I'm no 'ape' by no means, meaning I'm not covered in fur that you could make a sweater out of. But I have hair on my chest and stomach, none on my back, and light covered(sunbleached?) on my arms and legs. I shave 'junior' and the area because about 13 years ago I was in the hospital and they had to shave me for, well, that's besides the point. I used to sport the moustache and/or goatee but find that I look younger without. I'll be 42 in a few weeks, by the way, and a couple of older ladies told me I look 25. God bless 'em! 
Anyway, I know a large percentage of ladies are bare down there, for whatever reason, which I dig! And if there's a little trail, that's fine also.
But obviously you don't have body hair on your chest or legs, and wondered if you had any hang-ups about the guy's in this matter?
I'm sure you see guys that shave their chest and legs. I might be alone in this sentiment, but I think it's GAY! If the dude's a bodybuilder and has to enhance himself for competition, well, more power to him.
But do you ladies dig this? I'd like to hope that as long as we're freshly showered, respectful, nice, and have an even nicer envelope for you that this is cool with you?!
I know I'm gonna hear some shit about this from some of the fellas, but like I said, I'm curious and I appreciate the ladies' input.
Thanx! M
MPowers, yes this is a case where double standards are in full swing. I personally keep a freshly waxed landing strip and believe women are able to maintain a higher level of cleanliness when the apple is freshly waxed = )
However, when it comes to the male counterpart, I truly believe a hairy cleavage on a man is the epitome of masculinity = ). I love to run my finger thru a mans hairy cleavage and find it a real turn on. Body hair, testosterone and balls/scrotum go hand in hand with being a man and there is nothing more uncomfortable than fresh stubble rubbing against the skin.
In regards to the pubic area some manicuring is a plus but completely bald/ waxed is not realistic. Especially when dealing with more mature friends who have counter parts at home 
First off I love nice clean sexy smelling and feeling hair on a gentleman's body. If he shaves around the penis and balls it's great but if not I don't mind. Just keep it trimmed.
Once you shave your chest and back the grow out period is itchy and scratchy. Your soft fur will stand on end somewhat like a porcupine for at least 8 weeks. If that picture doesn't make you not want to shave your body hair nothing will.
I love men soft and smooth or with hair but if you shave you will be doing it often. I do my pussy every morning. I use to wax but after my third lip burn I stopped. If your into pain try the waxing root and I think one time will be enough
Kisses Haley
...it's not a hard rule. And you don't sound like a Sasquatch to me. We ladies know that men are naturally more hairy than we are, and most of us have an ingrained cultural acceptance of more hair on men than women. While I enjoy the smooth, less-hairy men, it's really not a big deal. It certainly isn't going to cause me to treat a hairier guy any differently.
Well, unless that more hair is down below. That can change things. There's only so far a girl can bushwhack the jungle to get to the temple, you know? So, kudos to you for keeping things neat down there.
And totally wanted to be like, *finger guns* How YOU doin'?
It's makes for some prickly partying when it grows back in. I like a little hair, as long as you don't look like Sasquatch!
Hugs,
Ciara
I think everyone has a right to do whatever they want with their bodies. Personally, now that I've been shaved for years, I like it like that and it feels lighter.
Mpowers was asking what he should do, not what women should do to themselves. And . . . I believe I said "don't shave the legs unless you're a cyclist." Hair that is growing out is prickly, like you stated.
Hugs,
Ciara
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