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ORIGINAL: perfectflaw00

(its for guys because it comes in a manly gray tube even though its the same as the female version)

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ORIGINAL: LadyNTrainer

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ORIGINAL: trueshadow
Do women now like men who are pretty much hairless on the body?

Good gods, man.  Did you think we were all stamped on by the same cookie cutter?  Women don't all like the same things, and men don't all look good with the exact same hair style either. 

I generally like my boys fuzzy, if they have a more masculine look to them to begin with.  Body hair accentuates that look.  When I collared a handsome and well built lad who had been keeping himself smooth by personal preference, I put a stop to that habit because he just looks better with body hair.  However if I collared a boy who could really pull off the androgynous look, slender and hairless and ethereal, then him I'd keep smooth.  There is no one size fits all answer, sometimes not even with the same domme.

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ORIGINAL: Voodali

    I like a boy who has removed his hair because it proves that he has gone through nearly as much trouble as a female might have to make himself pretty.  Effort is hot. So is a greater balance between the sexes. A little nubbin of flesh peeping from an overgrown forest of pube is not. (in my book, anyway.  If you find that attractive, I salute you.) There are probably a few exceptions, as there are some males who just look better with the hair, but as a general rule, I'll take them hairless from the nose down. That and candle wax stuck in body hair is just a mess.
   Symbolically, having him depilated robs him of his manhood, transforming him into a prepubescent boy, much like I imagine having women wax their vajes makes them resemble preteens from the waist down. Kind of hideous, when taken in that context, that this is what society has come to expect, but never mind. That's a whole 'nother rant. While it is disturbing that anyone should prefer this (myself included), it is another subtle but effective way to reinforce D/s roles.

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If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning.

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ORIGINAL: AlexandraLynch

It really depends on what we're both wanting to do.  I prefer being able to see what I'm doing. So if someone should remove his clothes and prove he is neanderthal man, at minimum he's going to trim around his nipples and genitals so that I can find the damn things!  But if he has a lot of hair but it isn't getting in the way then I won't worry about it.

Smooth is fun to play with. No hair to get in the way of whatever sensations I might like to apply to the skin. Personally, I shave because I find it's generally tidier and increases my pleasure when I recieve oral service.

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ORIGINAL: playfulotter

I have always been attracted to men with average to more than average hair on their bodies..if a man has no hair on his chest, stomach or legs it is a turn-off for me....After all I was looking for a man not a boy (although he does trim below the equator)...just my humble opinion.

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ORIGINAL: LadyPact

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

Interestingly, my chest is completely bald. However, I make up for any resulting lack of manliness by having big, hairy bollocks.

We can fix that, ya know.

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GreedyTop:
what Lady P said....