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Tweezers?

Larry Lean

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I've never used them without crying, yet I can sit through most films stoney faced.
My wife?
The opposite.
E.T. broke her heart yet she can tear her eyebrows out with a smile.

Is this a male thing?

l.
 

larryr

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Above the brow and between i can take. Once i go below the brow, the tears start flowin
 

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plucking a nose hair has to be up there with childbirth for pain. Its like pulling an eyeball out through a nostril.
 

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Originally Posted by m@T
plucking a nose hair has to be up there with childbirth for pain. Its like pulling an eyeball out through a nostril.
On the contrary, I find hair plucking perversely stimulating. I have to restrain myself for the fear of looking like a balk chihuahua. My gf thinks I'm nuts.
 
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women seem to have a higher pain threshold.
but they cry more readily.

the womens seem to deal with feelings appropriately
the mens, not so much
 

Larry Lean

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Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife
women seem to have a higher pain threshold.
but they cry more readily.

the womens seem to deal with feelings appropriately
the mens, not so much


That I think is probably the nub of the matter.
 

Young Scrappy

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In philly, my girlfriend's mom use to thread my eyebrows. I would need to drink before a session. I get my eyebrows waxed very conservatively. The pain is minimal but pop a tums afterward.
 

mensimageconsultant

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Don't pluck nose hairs. The pain is your body's way of saying it needs them. Use an electric nose trimmer instead.
 

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I think a brow wax is much less painful (no pain at all, really) and tweezing does make my eyes water.

I've stopped all of the above processes, though, since I have pretty huge pores on my brow and break out whenever I tweeze/wax.
 

lawyerdad

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Originally Posted by m@T
plucking a nose hair has to be up there with childbirth for pain. Its like pulling an eyeball out through a nostril.
+1
Plus it brings on sneezing fits.
 

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