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Beards....turn on or turn off?
October 03 2014
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him_and_me
11 years ago
Mr Him is currently sporting a naked chin but he's grown a beard a few times in the past and I love it! x Me - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
I don't like beards. I wouldn't date or leap into bed with a bearded guy (or girl for that matter) A short goaty is as far as I would go. - Posted from rhpmobile
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Tall74nHard9
11 years ago
I have a mo, and have had it pretty much all my adult life (only shaved it off twice, both times in my late teens). I know for sure that some ladies do not like mo's/ beards, as some have said so. Can't help that, and it doesn't bother me. It's been a long term part of my life, and I'm quite fond of it. To me, it's somewhat similar to others who may sport a tat, for example. But I do find it a little shallow when some will reject you for just that piece of hair growth, and completely ignoring the other inner qualities you have to offer someone. Their loss though. Tall
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RHP User
11 years ago
They're gorgeous. Not too long, clean shaven lines at the cheeks and neck. I freaking love them!
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RHP User
11 years ago
A hint of of hair.... Goatee - yes Stubble - oh yeah Full on Beard - no Sorry
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RHP User
11 years ago
There seems to be a trend amongst the younger Perth guys at the moment, beards must be cool. I like some stubble, but much prefer clean shaven. Saying that, if I met someone and we got on extremely well, I could see past the small matter of facial hair. But my preference is smooth.......
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RHP User
11 years ago
Love them!! So soft and tickly. I also like chest hair so maybe I'm just into macho men??
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RHP User
11 years ago
I think they're hot...
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RHP User
11 years ago
Only because stubble/facial hair gives me a chin rash that stings ( after kissing ) so I like a very smooth face ☺️
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Seachange73
11 years ago
i find beards on men can be beautiful but not the Gandalf the Grey or zztop style. Just a bit, I think the Ryan Gosling look. I prefer clean shaven men as I like to see their face in full light, lips, smiles, dimples (yes please) and chin and jawline can enhance a man's attractiveness. It seems very hip for the 20 and 30 somethings to sport it and it may look really manly for some. I have sensitive skin so prefer clean shaven men when kissing them. I can scratch easily. For that matter, I have only dated cleanshaven men.
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RHP User
11 years ago
Probably my dad had one his entire life and it always felt like a " dad " thing ....however lately I've let a red really hot guys white short beards and I loved the look! So I guess my opinion is , as long as you are hot , I'm sure I will love your beard :) - Posted from rhpmobile
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Seachange73
11 years ago
Quoting 'Tall_n_Hard' I have a mo, and have had it pretty much all my adult life (only shaved it off twice, both times in my late teens). I know for sure that some ladies do not like mo's/ beards, as some have said so. Can't help that, and it doesn't bother me. It's been a long term part of my life, and I'm quite fond of it. To me, it's somewhat similar to others who may sport a tat, for example. But I do find it a little shallow when some will reject you for just that piece of hair growth, and completely ignoring the other inner qualities you have to offer someone. Their loss though. Tall I forgot what a mo is and had to check your pic to see what you mean. Is that called handlebar mustache?
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RHP User
11 years ago
They make guys look like teddy bears... I love teddy bears... especially giant cuddly ones :p Xxviolet
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RHP User
11 years ago
Thanks everyone great to hear your thoughts. Everyone is different...have different tastes...and in my eyes that's a great thing. Just got back from the beach so I'm dragging myself and my salty beard into the shower. Enjoy this beautiful weather (fellow WA peeps) and to everyone I hope you're having a great weekend so far. Chad
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Tall74nHard9
11 years ago
No, my mo is not quite a 'handlebar' version. Handlebars usually stop along the line of the top lip, and are then curled up in an exaggerated fashion, and in the past have been kept in form with some types of wax (as keeping that curl is not generally natural). I have allowed mine to grow downwards past the side of my mouth, in essence being part of where a beard could be started. Don't know if it has a particular name for that shape. But I have gone thru' stages of different shapes - most seem to prefer it just being kept along the top lip, but I will grow it various ways, just according to my whimsy at the time. Thanks,Tall
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RHP User
11 years ago
I'm not 'macho' MissBlissBomb' 😭 Don't judge me, I was born this way.
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RHP User
11 years ago
Fortnight's worth of growth, yes please! Otherwise no thank you.
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RHP User
11 years ago
You can buy a fake one or draw one on... I have solutions for this lack of machoness you are feeling... Xxviolet
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RHP User
11 years ago
Not sure to keep it, or let it keep growing. Quoting 'DeliciousCurves' Probably my dad had one his entire life and it always felt like a " dad " thing ....however lately I've let a red really hot guys white short beards and I loved the look! So I guess my opinion is , as long as you are hot , I'm sure I will love your beard :) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
It's not the beard, it's the individual! I have a short beard. I'm often told (and I agree) it makes me much more striking than I'd otherwise be without it. I have a slight baby face without it. Funny lookin'. It brings out my high cheekbones and eyes and bum. I've been knocked back even after great dialogue with people here when they see my chin garden. It's difficult to give an accurate presence of yourself online. Ive had lovers who don't like beards enjoy mine...and sometimes me behind it. A woman I was seeing earlier this year didn't like kissing me when I was clean shaven. My skin and immediate regrowth were horrible (apparently) compared to the lush, soft, silky pleasure cloud of freed follicles about my face (apparently). And It's only a short beard! I groom! I groom!!! Please give us a break. Please, beardists. My humbled, gracious love to the beard-o-philes for their support in this forum.
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RHP User
11 years ago
I had a Beard, then a "Merv Hughes mo' for 30yrs, I thought it suited me, I now just have "tickler" under the lip, most comments have been positive, one chick even said I looked 10yrs younger. So I'm gunna' stick with it and if nice FWB lady want's to see me regularly with a Mo, I'll oblige. Cheers P.L.
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RHP User
11 years ago
did nothing for me...hot body or not
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'Chabbott' Thanks everyone great to hear your thoughts. Everyone is different...have different tastes...and in my eyes that's a great thing. Just got back from the beach so I'm dragging myself and my salty beard into the shower. Enjoy this beautiful weather (fellow WA peeps) and to everyone I hope you're having a great weekend so far. Chad and as for the beard, they are fine but they do hurt like a bitch if your a bit sensitive down at the Yto the reference of gandaf, kinda beards There is a guy on here who has that and I never thought it would appeal to me but god it was so soft . His hair was also very long and when he lent over me and kissed me , his long hair made a veil effect it was very intimate. As odd as that sounds, it was the most erotic kiss I ever had. So do not knock it till you tried it. But if you have a harsh stubbly , it can cause the pash rash and the pussy rash see ya down the beach sometime
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RHP User
11 years ago
haha inthekiss...i was at Madora, little bit further north to near you id say. Yes we shall have to feel the sand between our......toes! yes toes ;) together some time. hehe hope you're having a good day. x
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RHP User
11 years ago
I hear you on the long hair. I have a friend who has shoulder length thick curly hair and a trimmed neat beard and it drives me crazy! So freaking hot. I love hair on men though, I love hairy chests - drool.... 😍
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'thesaint83' It's not the beard, it's the individual! I have a short beard. I'm often told (and I agree) it makes me much more striking than I'd otherwise be without it. I have a slight baby face without it. Funny lookin'. It brings out my high cheekbones and eyes and bum. I've been knocked back even after great dialogue with people here when they see my chin garden. It's difficult to give an accurate presence of yourself online. Ive had lovers who don't like beards enjoy mine...and sometimes me behind it. A woman I was seeing earlier this year didn't like kissing me when I was clean shaven. My skin and immediate regrowth were horrible (apparently) compared to the lush, soft, silky pleasure cloud of freed follicles about my face (apparently). And It's only a short beard! I groom! I groom!!! Please give us a break. Please, beardists. My humbled, gracious love to the beard-o-philes for their support in this forum. Sorry, could not help myself as confused. I have no issues with beards (my father had one all his life). I can also understand it could bring out your high cheek bones, and maybe eyes, BUT, how can your beard "Bring out your bum", seems to be a funny place to be growing a beard
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'thesaint83' It's not the beard, it's the individual! I have a short beard. I'm often told (and I agree) it makes me much more striking than I'd otherwise be without it. I have a slight baby face without it. Funny lookin'. It brings out my high cheekbones and eyes and bum. I've been knocked back even after great dialogue with people here when they see my chin garden. It's difficult to give an accurate presence of yourself online. Ive had lovers who don't like beards enjoy mine...and sometimes me behind it. A woman I was seeing earlier this year didn't like kissing me when I was clean shaven. My skin and immediate regrowth were horrible (apparently) compared to the lush, soft, silky pleasure cloud of freed follicles about my face (apparently). And It's only a short beard! I groom! I groom!!! Please give us a break. Please, beardists. My humbled, gracious love to the beard-o-philes for their support in this forum. Ummmm, I think I would be too distracted by your bum to even notice your beard. Just sayin ......
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RHP User
11 years ago
short answer.. eww i dont mind goaties that are maintained but beards are just not attractive.. to me that is. each to their own though
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AnnieWhichway
11 years ago
Stubble is fine, chin ticklers oh yea. Beards no. My cum gets caught up in it all. Okay for the short term and in the moment, but really sitting back on the pillow having a drink. " What's that in your beard?"
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RHP User
11 years ago
Sorry but it's a big no no for me. I love a clean shaven face and it's a deal breaker for me even if you are the most drop gorgeous guy. I've tried but ugh! Mrs TTF x
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RHP User
11 years ago
to the Johnny Depp Pirates of the Caribbean... NO to the George Clooney Oh Brother Where Out Thou :-) xxQ
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'Qefenta3' to the Johnny Depp Pirates of the Caribbean... NO to the George Clooney Oh Brother Where Out Thou :-) xxQ Why do woman (and men), idolise and think people like George or Johnny, are perfect sex / marriage material (queue screaming and waving) when you do not even know anything about them personally (likes, dislikes, good/bad habits, intelligence, conversation) appears to be just good looks and being famous (appears shallow to me ?) As we all know, you can't believe everything you see on TV / movies
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'thesaint83' It's not the beard, it's the individual! The groin wants what the groin wants.
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Wild_Pagan_Love
11 years ago
Are they not impractical for kissing and, um, other things? ;)
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RHP User
11 years ago
Single_guy I just used those examples for quick descriptors. ...If I was going to use an example of a celebrity I fancy it would be Peter Dinklage :-) xxQ
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'Qefenta3' Single_guy I just used those examples for quick descriptors. ...If I was going to use an example of a celebrity I fancy it would be Peter Dinklage :-) xxQ I apologise. I did not mean to offend, and it was not my point, (regarding Johnny Depp or George specifically) only a generalisation regarding ceilibs. Also, Peter Dinklage, possibly an amazing actor; however, have you ever met him, and can you verify he is a lovely guy in real life :) ???
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RHP User
11 years ago
Sorry but it's a NO for me...we're guys missing bush so much that they had to grow their own on their face??!! I like a nice smooth face to grind my pussy all over..but hey, each to their own! Mrs sxcnhot xx - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
if he shaves I'll shave.... I'll shave if he shaves It is about the person but a hairy face on either sets of my lips just doesn't feel sexy for me. So what does a girl do? She asks .... - Posted from rhpmobile
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Tall74nHard9
11 years ago
In last weeks Sunday paper there was a good size pic of said Mr Clooney before his nuptials, and I couldn't get over how grey he was ! For a bloke of just 53 he really surprized me. They must do a lot of work on his hair when he has to do a flick. Tall
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'thesaint83' It's not the beard, it's the individual! I have a short beard. I'm often told (and I agree) it makes me much more striking than I'd otherwise be without it. I have a slight baby face without it. Funny lookin'. It brings out my high cheekbones and eyes and bum. I've been knocked back even after great dialogue with people here when they see my chin garden. It's difficult to give an accurate presence of yourself online. Ive had lovers who don't like beards enjoy mine...and sometimes me behind it. A woman I was seeing earlier this year didn't like kissing me when I was clean shaven. My skin and immediate regrowth were horrible (apparently) compared to the lush, soft, silky pleasure cloud of freed follicles about my face (apparently). And It's only a short beard! I groom! I groom!!! Please give us a break. Please, beardists. My humbled, gracious love to the beard-o-philes for their support in this forum. I need to test that theory of yours.
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RHP User
11 years ago
apparently beards and socks with sandals,are a hipster thing:-) xxQ fashion Qomentator
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Hottie1
11 years ago
Is the only time I would tolerate beards - for a good cause. Otherwise, no thank you, I like my men clean shaven. I believe many men can rock the beard, it's just not my thing. Mary xx
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RHP User
11 years ago
Quoting 'Qefenta3' If I was going to use an example of a celebrity I fancy it would be Peter Dinklage :-) xxQ I was alone in my penchant for hardcore midget porn...
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RHP User
11 years ago
Firstly I think a beard hides too much of a man's face. I am with Koko, Sweetness and Mrs TTF. I much prefer a smooth, close shave. I have delicate skin and find man's facial hair is like sandpaper (unless he has great technique). I love the sexiness that is stubble, but I don't want pash rash on any part of my body. So therefore I do avoid them. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
11 years ago
I went all 'red beard the pirate' for a while (and yes, it was almost flaming red). i would be offshore for months on end, not a woman for 300 miles, so WHO CARES?More recently, my beards and goatees come and go. some women like no beard, say it makes me look young. others like the 'distinguished older gentleman' look, i guess.I guess it is all on who they are THINKING they are having sex with, a younger guy or an older guy.Would hope it was just ME.
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RHP User
11 years ago
The beard is a definite turn on for me - yes they seem to be a fashion accessory at the moment, with all types being sported. My personal opinion is that they make the man. Facial hair is definitely a turn on and should be left to grow of its own accord as much as possible. Glad to hear that you have let it grow out - as there is nothing as bad as a guy who claims he has a beard - only to find that he hasn't shaved for 3 days and even worse, has manicured the shave. Hope that helps.
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ItalianVoice
11 years ago
In my city I was a WEIRD 'cause I used to have long beard...Here I can see that a lot of guy have it...and I appreciate it :)But, yes, my women always loved it...it make the difference, and sometimes it made it in "her" choise...anyway...I never shave for a girl :) I have to live with my facial hair for sure...not so sure about the girl :P "we have a word for person who don't have beard...WOMEN"
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RHP User
11 years ago
Well, this would have to be one of my major turn-ON's. Always have since I was young, so I really struggled through the whole metrosexual look and am thoroughly enjoying the current fashion- especially around where I live in the Inner West; of lots of beards. Yummmmo.
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Letsgetcrazy09
11 years ago
I have been known to grow a beard or mo. It is one of those things that I do from time to time really at a whim.Inside a month I get a fairly good one growing. The thing I have found is that if I shampoo and condition it the same as my hair it stays nice and soft and not course like it can be otherwise. Reactions to either is as other posters have said, some LOVE it and others HATE it, it is purely a personal preference, really it is just like all things in life, we chose what we want and ignore or discard the rest. Lets
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RHP User
11 years ago
My ex had a goatee that was like a wire brush. It made him look older than what he was and he refused to ever shave it off including for our wedding. Then he went and pissed off with another woman and off it came! Amazing. My 2nd son sports a beard and he is a redhead but he pulls it off. I was telling him to shave it off then when he did, I said, grow it back, lol. He had such a babyface without it also. His girlfriend loves it.
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