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If you've ever grown facial hair, more than stubble, why? Please take the poll. Stories below also are welcome.
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Why Facial Hair?
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hedgehog
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Self expression, I guess. I've found a style that works really good and portrays my personality. Just a neatly trimmed full beard and most of the neck shaved.
When I was out on a bar some weeks ago, a random guy approached me and said, "Whatever you do, don't lose the beard - it's perfect!". I'm guessing that there's reasons to keep the beard when totally random people give compliments on the beard.
When I was out on a bar some weeks ago, a random guy approached me and said, "Whatever you do, don't lose the beard - it's perfect!". I'm guessing that there's reasons to keep the beard when totally random people give compliments on the beard.
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In case I need to make a "quick get away" shaving off a beard to alter your appearance is a lot easier than growing one.
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i wish i could grow a beard =/
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Self expression, I guess. I've found a style that works really good and portrays my personality.Originally Posted by hedgehog
When I was out on a bar some weeks ago, a random guy approached me and said, "Whatever you do, don't lose the beard - she's perfect!". I'm guessing that there's reasons to keep the beard when totally random people give compliments on the beard.
I'm guessing you didn't read that back.
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Mine come and go. They usually show up during exam period when I can't be bothered to shave, then get cleaned up, and then go away whenever I get tired of them. People seem to like it though.Originally Posted by JD_May
Yup. Around the end of the semester I'll shave on saturday and ignore it for a week.
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in combination with my long hair, I am able to play the roles of both satan and jesus in an Asian stage production.
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I'm surprised that not wanting to shave is leading....
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