Wise Haven wrote:
SilvaRizla wrote:
oioioi wrote:
Wise Haven wrote:
Can you handle beardy man hugs? I'm feeling a bit fight club deficient....
I last shaved on the 27th of Feb for one reason or another.

ugh I couldn't do that, makes me itch (and disguises the fact I can't grow a 'tash). I'm a traditional shaver, soap, badger brush and chrome double edged safety razor. I take it very seriously

Historically - Only slaves had enforced tonsure (shaving and haircuts) in the Roman Empire.
Also don't forget that there is a multi-million (probably Billion by now) dollar business built around hair removal for both men and women.
Personally, I think the obsessive need to remove hair has been driven since the 1920's by vested interests in the corporate theatre who have also introduce smoking for women and various other social engineering themes purely in order to drive profits.
There is that side to it, the cartridges for the mach 3's and fusions and wilko swords etc are incredibly expensive. I hate the fact that I pretty much had to save up in order to have a shave at times. That's why I went the traditional route, cheap as chips for blades, no pushy advertisements, and after your skin gets used to them no razor burn and an incredibly clean refreshing shave. Also, the older fragrances suit my style much better. I don't smell like I've just tumbled out of the wife's handbag. You'd be hard pushed finding anyone else wearing a bay rum these days
Fragrences that are over 100+ years old and still standing are still standing for a reason