Shaved chests

[terambulan]

Its not necessary for men.....a hairy chest is masculine.

Is it prickly when the hair re-grows?

[yummymum]

yes, dont shave it it feels horrible when its growing back

[anti-knobby]

YES! when your bodybuilding,the hair removal accenuates your muscles and just looks better,it also makes it a helluva lot easier to put on fake tan,if your not naturally tanned already that is...

[terambulan]

anti-knobby....your mistaken If you think body building muscles is attractive to most women. It's vanity and who want a vane bloke?

[anti-knobby]

well not to the local scum who knows we would'nt even look in their direction anyway so they feign that we're all vain etc,but me and my fellow bodybuilders only go for the creme de la creme when it comes to women,and we've never had a problem! whats wrong with a healthy clean lifestyle? good eating good strength great stamina,and i know im more likely to be around longer for my kids as apposed to a hard drinking,hard smoking fat lardass like legend!

[Beatrice35]

Agree with you terambulan. Like a man to take care of his appearance yet be masculine + natural + not to be a peacock!! However, cannot stand beards + hate having to kiss any male friend or relative with a beard. Am married to a guy who is clean shaven. Yet before was married would never date a guy with any facial hair other than the hair on his head ;-). If a guy has a handsome face then why hide it under stubble, a moustache or beard anyhow?! Do not like kissing a broom or a mat anyhow. Muscly men - especially the body building men are not very attractive to my eyes either :-) Ciao for now, Bea :-)

[terambulan]

Seems like anti-knobby posts have been deleted - they were about b-building. A good body from sport is an asset but not necessarily a physical attraction to opposite sex.

Moustaches & beards with 'controlled trim' are nice on Beckham & ilk but too fuzzy is ageing, ticklish & causes rashes when rubbed on barer skin.