You might want to trim them.

Nuff said,,, but no one wants something akin to a tarantula coming at them.

Ewwww  scary.   Really though, do you think people in your personal life don't notice it?

I could wonder if the "wife" has bad eye sight or something ,, because if it was my man,,, I wouldn't let him walk out of the house with outrageous nose hairs.


But that's just me,,, maybe i'm a little picky.


have a great night

cadence mia

I hope you have always found my nasal grooming to be up to par with my grooming in general and of course my genital grooming as well....  '

Cheers -

Gregory

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Your grooming is very up to par,,,



I didn't have a horrible experience, I simple avoided the tarantula..hehe

I guess in general for any man's day to day work life,, he should realize that others notice these things,, that's all.

would your sig. other allow you to be hairy in all the wrong places?

My high school boyfriends dad had ear hairs  To me it was funny though


Cadence mia

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and self grooming,

you are right

if my grooming was not up to standards my SO, who is as you know a provider, and into very good grooming,  would basically have my ass....

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category.

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Also, men when they get older get those thick, wirey eyebrows. I actually helped one of my neighbors who was just getting back into the dating scene again. He asked me what he could do to improve upon his looks, and he is a nice-looking man. I told him he could tame those eyebrows and trim the nose and ear hairs. No woman wants to look at long hairs coming out of noticeable orifaces.

Plus, it was fun helping him with the eyebrows. After he trimmed everything, I even looked at him as a younger and more enticing man, and I know he felt better because he was smiling from ear to ear (and I could see it).

It would be the same for men who want women's legs shaved. What if we grew our hair on our legs and armpits a couple inches long. I don't think any man -- unless he likes the hippy, natural look -- wants to see that on a woman. Even women in Italy and other countries shave now. It's not just a matter of looks but cleanliness. I mean, after all, we're not living in the dark ages or stranded on a deserted isle.

Hugs,
Ciara

a colleague of mine has ear hairs and is resolute in letting them flourish au naturel.
my eyes tend to drift to the auricular pelts when bored with conversation. i think he would be more effective, people would at least listen to him more if he didn't provide such a vivid and curious distraction.

You know – a traditional barber trims your nose, eyebrows, and ear hair when he gives you a haircut. It's part of basic men's grooming. And I don't mean fancy, boutique men's barbers. I mean the old striped pole types.

But nowadays more men get their haircut in salons, and stylists in a salon don't seem to have been trained in this way. So yeah, it's hard. How many men even own the right scissors? They need someone to take care of them.

For the gentlemen of the country that could use a good barber..

I had no idea they did all that at a visit but hey it makes sense.

cadence

So maybe he's going bald and trying to grow hair in the only place he can to do a combover...

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It keeps the couties outta our lungs!!   lol

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and I get the full treatment - just short of white sidewalls - he trims my eyebrows (that's where I'd be growing tarantulas), the gray hair that wants to grow out of my ears, even shaves the back of my neck down to the end of my cervical vertebrae. All in good order and in and out riki tik, just the way I like it.

... to trim for him in your sweetest possible voice?

Way gross!