Well, that wasn't so bad The back was a walk in the park compared to the chest. Wow...a couple tender spots there for sure. I'll do it again. It feels pretty good and looks ok too, other than the redness! I dunno, my wife likes it bare, and I've always hated having chest and back hair so thought wtf. Curious though how many other guys do it.
I also have that... and it's a lifesaver. They're available in Canada now (a few years back you could only get them in the States) so that would be a better alternative to waxing... OUCH.
Well, that wasn't so bad The back was a walk in the park compared to the chest. Wow...a couple tender spots there for sure. I'll do it again. It feels pretty good and looks ok too, other than the redness! I dunno, my wife likes it bare, and I've always hated having chest and back hair so thought wtf. Curious though how many other guys do it.
These guys probably do.
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Well, since our opinion matters more in this area, as we're the ones who have to put up with you:
A guy who has the cajones to get waxed is way more awesome in my book than a guy who refuses to. If you've got a unibrow? Wax it. I'm not saying a guy needs to have perfectly sculpted brows like a woman would, but if you can't tell where the right brow ends and the left begins, there's a problem.
And it hurts like hell, but if I can handle having my legs waxed, then a guy should damn sure be able to take the pain of doing that patch of skin above the bridge of his nose.
Hell, if we're supposed to stay clean and hair-free all the time, why the hell shouldn't we like a guy to keep himself a little more groomed? Again, there's no need for a full body wax, but excessive back hair makes me think of my dad/uncles, and, well, ew.
I give you full props for being willing to do this for your wife. Good job
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My wife made an appointment for me to have a chest and back wax for our holidays. (I'm pretty hairy) Does this make me less of a man? I'm also scared. Does this make me even lesser of a man? This will go down in 45 minutes.
Discuss.
I'm a beast and my woman refuses any mention of a wax job. You got to pick the weird, hot women who don't want to grab your balls and squeeze.
Hell, if we're supposed to stay clean and hair-free all the time, why the hell shouldn't we like a guy to keep himself a little more groomed?
But the thing is that most guys have to shave their face every day. I'd trade off what women typically have to shave compared to shaving my beard off anytime.
A guy can't hide being unshaven when he goes to work while a woman can.
But the thing is that most guys have to shave their face every day. I'd trade off what women typically have to shave compared to shaving my beard off anytime.
A guy can't hide being unshaven when he goes to work while a woman can.
I guess that depends on said woman's line of work.
If my wife asked me to do that, I'd ask what the payback is.
Did you?
I'll answer that one!! I'll continue the grooming I do to keep him happy, the leg waxing, brow waxing, hair coloring, pedicures, manicures, facials, oh and dinner ready every night when he gets home from work!! OHH and a wife that thinks he's 6'3 of SUPER SMOKIN HOT Prime alberta beef!!!!
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The back was a walk in the park compared to the chest. Wow...a couple tender spots there for sure. I'll do it again. It feels pretty good and looks ok too, other than the redness! I dunno, my wife likes it bare, and I've always hated having chest and back hair so thought wtf. Curious though how many other guys do it.
