Body Waxing — Page 2

I have to agree with Namo about motivation. When it comes to hair removal, the question is, why do you want to do it? I don't know about Namo's assessment of the history of hair removal being linked to the AIDS epidemic of the 80s, but I do remember that it started in the late 80s and became more commonplace in the 90s. Personally, I don't think it makes anyone look more clean or hygienic. I just know that the sheep mentality of the gay barflies and circuit boys do whatever the trend is in the porn industry to try and be perceived as sexy. Personally, I don't want to sleep with a porn star nor do I wish to be thought of as one. I just don't see them as role models. I find body hair on men to be very sexy. Shaved arms legs reminds me of women, which being gay, is not what I am attracted to. Manicured netheregions also remind me of women and completely shaved netheregions remind me of pedophilia, which is something I find deeply disturbing. But that's just how I feel and why I don't practice the fine art of hair removal. I would do it if it was for a character I was playing in a show, but that's about it. My boyfriend loves me exactly the way I am and that's enough for me.

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Don't talk dirty, RobbO!
You may be eating, but child - my mouth is watering!

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Updated On: 1/28/04 at 12:42 PM

OK....It's you choice, your money, and your pain level threshold:

http://www.askmen.com/fashion/fashiontip_100/108_fashion_advice.html

From Michael, feeling like a traitor to his species!

if you're serious about it, pull out the yellow pages or search online yourself and find out the info. don't be a victim!

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Let's put it this way" I go to the beach in the summer and take off my shirt. Then the lifeguard shouts over and tells me to take my sweater off, too!

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"As far as personal hygiene goes, try telling a construction worker on a hot August day that perspiration is not retained on a hairy back, neck or chest."

I would LOVE to. Now I'm REALLY looking forward to a hot August day.

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that's not the only thing he'll be packing....

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i'm going to grit my teeth and agree with namo that queens tend to be the trend setters, but they never stick with them, and straight men are always lagging behind. why else would we call the pretty ones metrosexual? they obviously are not the average straight guy. to address the initial question, it's all up to you, love. personally, i think a hairy man who keeps his pubes managed is the hottest thing in the world. i'm extrememly hairy in the "netherregion" and if i decided to remove any of the hair, i'd end up just waxing everything from teh waist down to avoid a random bald patch amidst the hair. i trim the hair down because i feel more comfortable. the average male's crotch is thirty degrees warmer than the rest of his body without the hair; think about what it's like with. if you really want to do it, i say go for it. you'll be sexy and smooth (as long as its done right) and you'll find that the newly bared skin is extrememly sensitive and just a touch from your boyfriend can be completely arousing. i can't say much more without repeating the obvious themes. in short: if you're skeptical, wax. if your sure you want it gon, wax to make sure you're sure, then get it removed with a laser. if it will make you feel better about yourself, that is really what matters. don't let any of these queers tell you otherwise. i'm curious, what does your boyfriend think?

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Innocent, don't forget the Johnson's baby powder after you shave!

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I can pretty much bet on the fact that, no, there is not a roomful of people anywhere near you.

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InnocentChoirBoy my ass! A "virgin" from Virgina my ass! Seventeen my ass! Your vocabulary and writing skills say otherwise. I smell a rat! Or is it a Horsey?

What a cowinkedink, just the other day I went to a "man groomer", no waxing just a nice lil' trim. It was like a facial for the body, I'm proud of my hair, I just like to keep it under control. And we talked of Broadway, he was Ann Miller's hair person during her run of Sugar Babies.

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He said she was a dream.

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