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LordRahl 10:08 pm UTC 11/07/07 |
| In reply to: | re: NJC A facial hair conversation... - markell 12:56 am UTC 11/07/07 |
| Thanks for the response! It is interesting you like men who are balding. My roomate was having some issues with his receding hair line and I read him what you said and I think it was a bit of a confidence booster. > > And for the ladies: Which do you prefer on your guys? My > > girlfriend HATES it when I have a beard, and she says my > > stubble is almost as bad cause it hurts her when we kiss. > > I prefer my guy to have a 6 or 7 o'clock shadow--clean > shaven would be OK, but it doesn't have to be shaved every > day. (Hey! This software is underlining "shaven" in red, > but as a professional grammarian, I totally accept that > form! Analogous morphology and all that...) > > I suppose I'm inconsistent in that when I see guys who > AREN'T mine, I kind of like them with the goatee/mustache > combination. But it has to be on someone else's guy, not > my own. (But it's possible that all of the examples of > attractive men with goatees are people with charisma to > begin with, so they get away with it.) > > Not that you asked, but I like mine to have either short > or long hair. (Maybe because my guy is a retired > sailor--I liked him before he retired, and I like him now. > But I have a rule: His hair has to be geographically as > far "south" as his beard and sideburns. So he can't have > a beard unless his hair is long. (At least my rules > aren't as strict as the U.S. Navy...) > > p.s. I like bald guys and guys with receding hairlines, > too. Facial hair shouldn't include bangs. > > p.p.s. Thanks for asking! | |
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