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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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notwithit
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Do you jerks shave your chest or do you just have light enough hair that it doesn't come across in pictures? I don't have much myself, but feel like it would still be questionable to wear shirts with really deep necks.Originally Posted by APK
I don't shave, personally. I have a reasonable amount of chest hair, and it's fairly dark, but washed out photo + MS Paint quality drop --> no vis, I guess. I'm not opposed to the idea, but I'd hate to have to deal with the upkeep. I can hardly be bothered to shave my face on the regular. Only female criticism I've received is when I let my mustache (the only facial hair that really makes its presence felt, which is awful) grow for too long and I look like an über-hipster/guy you wish would stop standing so close to you on the subway.
shaving is not frowned upon. except by magazines telling you to be manly and hirsute.Originally Posted by Synthese
There was a Times article about "manscaping" (their term, not mine) last summer: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/09/fashion/09Skin.html
You went through puberty at 15?Originally Posted by Synthese
Beh, I'm in my late 20s and I still feel like I'm traversing that rocky passageway to adulthood (as evidenced by my inability go grow a beard that doesn't look laughable/childish/frankly kind of gross and creepy).
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Beh, I'm in my late 20s and I still feel like I'm traversing that rocky passageway to adulthood (as evidenced by my inability go grow a beard that doesn't look laughable/childish/frankly kind of gross and creepy).Originally Posted by notwithit
Same. Being asian, I probably won't be able to sport a full beard until I'm of a ripe old age. Will try to channel Yohji's look.
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The overshirt/sweater is from COS from like two years ago. It's pretty much garbage but I, too, like the neck opening.Originally Posted by Synthese
And one more, to keep my streak alive. More lazy sunday wear:
What kind of pants are those?
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ay, a smooth runway don't even guarantee a smooth landing, there are mad protruding organs way up in there that can mae it less pleasurable during missionary. Somebody more classically famous should've advised on this , but i will do in lieu of that.
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Just trim chest hair and pubes down so they're not long and curly. Girls don't mind that. Body shaving is a slippery slope, once you start, you then keep finding more things to shave. Girls don't wanna be with a guy who is smoother than they are. Shaved legs and armpits on a guy = creeper.
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