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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 12:25:26 PM

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 3:31:01 PM

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Thanks, but was really highlighting where the poster said a beard has aspergers connotations

Asberger's and beards? I don't understand.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 3:42:44 PM

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It honestly depends upon the man. My ex had a very weak chin... when he grew a full beard (very carefully trimmed and shaped), it was a dramatic improvement on his overall looks. Of course, being kissed by him became very uncomfortable, but since that didn't happen much and his face being anywhere near any other sensitive skin of mine didn't happen at all, it wasn't a problem.

Firm is thankfully clean shaven. I have seen photographs of him with a beard... he's a handsome man regardless, but I prefer him with no beard.

A perfect example of the weak chin thing is Jonathan Frakes:

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 5:19:52 PM

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Thanks, but was really highlighting where the poster said a beard has aspergers connotations

Asberger's and beards? I don't understand.

Neither do I, that is why I highlighted it.

I am genuinely interested, as I have a bit of aspergers and seek to know what else is common to that mind set besides that I already know and can once known improve it, if it is a problem within myself.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 8:26:08 PM

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Ive kept a soul patch for the last three years, and stubble everywhere else. I have only cleaned shaved maybe twice in the last three years (excluding soul patch). Normally I use my trimmer and go over my face, leaving a 5'o clock shadow.

But I decided to grow out my face fuzz for No Shave November. Movember for you Aussies. Its the 21st and things are getting quite unruly.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 8:56:11 PM

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In college most of my professors had beards. The women too.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 10:37:17 PM

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5.
o'clock.
shadow.

Yum.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 10:59:43 PM

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i love really well-groomed facial hair on an attractive man...not the wild, unkempt man of the woods look but really polished and distinguished. i especially love the closely-trimmed sideburns/beard combo, or the closely-trimmed beard/moustache/goatee combo like the one sported by my Master.

one thing i cannot stand is a totally clean-shaven male face...no matter the age or bearing of the man it just comes across boyish to me. i even prefer stubble to clean-shaven...i like to know it's a man's face against me...if anything i find it sexy to be marked a bit by a little beard burn.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/21/2010 11:12:20 PM

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Mustache and goatee are wonderful if kept neat. Full beards look good on some men (DarkSteven).
Not a fan of clean shaven.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/22/2010 2:16:13 AM

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Ive kept a soul patch for the last three years, and stubble everywhere else. I have only cleaned shaved maybe twice in the last three years (excluding soul patch). Normally I use my trimmer and go over my face, leaving a 5'o clock shadow.

But I decided to grow out my face fuzz for No Shave November. Movember for you Aussies. Its the 21st and things are getting quite unruly.

hang in there! it's for a great cause :o{ (that's a mo, btw)

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/22/2010 2:39:32 AM

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in looking at other guys i hate any real facial hair, kissing a guy with a tiny bit of stubble is really sexy tho

as for myself, i am just now able to grow enough facial hair to pull off a goatee thingy, iv been keeping it a few months now, still torn on how i feel about it..

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/22/2010 2:59:46 AM

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i hate any real facial hair

What about surreal facial hair?

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as for myself, i am just now able to grow enough facial hair to pull off a goatee thingy, iv been keeping it a few months now, still torn on how i feel about it..

Hang in there brother ... come over to the dark side

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/22/2010 3:24:32 AM

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Facial hair can be nice to look at...with friends. With a boyfriend, it would probably cause my PTSD to flare up for a while.

If a guy's identity depended on it, or if he worried he had a weak chin, scarring or whatever...I would try to make peace with it.

Bearding me even in jest would probably result in a close shave.

A guy shaving before going to bed...is teh hawtness.

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RE: Face Fuzz ? - 11/22/2010 3:39:28 AM

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Personally I'm anti-face fuzz. Two reasons why I demand a freshly-shaved face between my thighs [although one guy had a perfectly trimmed and short vandyke that I never had any problems with, and he looked great in it]:

My first 'real' boyfriend had a moustache, and one of those hairs jabbed its way between my clitoris and hood: yowch!
My sis-in-law's priest forcibly kissed me one Christmas, and I felt, as I pushed his face away, his cunty beard : I've never been able to stand long or untrimmed beards since then, esp. now that they have religious and asperger's connotations.

We have Movember here this month for charity: guys are growing 80's style cop moustaches: looks pretty weird, esp. since some of my colleagues are starting to look like my Dad!

And yeah, I love being thoroughly kissed with a bit of stubble in the morning . . . but he needs to shave before his smile moves elsewhere!

???

I read this to mean now that a (fuzzy) socially inept priest tried to kiss her, that's the reference to facial hair she makes.

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