some men are such wusses

blondie7 · 29-07-2009 12:43am #1

i just plucked 3 stray hairs from my boyfriends eyebrows and he practically screamed the apt down. he stopped me from doing anymore cos it was to painful, MEN!!

RHunce · 29-07-2009 12:44am

women :rolleyes:

midlandsmissus · 29-07-2009 12:46am

blondie7 wrote: »

i just plucked 3 stray hairs from my boyfriends eyebrows and he practically screamed the apt down. he stopped me from doing anymore cos it was to painful, MEN!!

And yet men expect us to be practically hairless all the time :rolleyes:

MyStubbleItches · 29-07-2009 12:47am

RHunce wrote: »

women :rolleyes:

+1. Leave our manhair be.

blondie7 · 29-07-2009 12:52am

he asked me to do it!

midlandsmissus · 29-07-2009 12:53am

[quote=MyStubble
tches;61357287]+1. Leave our manhair be.[/quote]

Nobody likes a monobrow :pac:

MyStubbleItches · 29-07-2009 12:55am

midlandsmissus wrote: »

Nobody likes a monobrow :pac:

It was 3 stray hairs, not a monobrow. Nothing a bit of spit wouldn't sort out.

Snowie · 29-07-2009 12:55am

Yep he sounds like a real man :P

tell him to grow a pair, I pluck my nostril hair :cool:

Professey Chin · 29-07-2009 12:57am

I remember volunteering to have my chest/stomach waxed before.
Now that was painful

(think 40 year old virgin but I managed to finish it hehe)

Dudess · 29-07-2009 1:10am

blondie7 wrote: »

i just plucked 3 stray hairs from my boyfriends eyebrows and he practically screamed the apt down. he stopped me from doing anymore cos it was to painful, MEN!!

Well he is just one man, not them all.

midlandsmissus wrote: »

And yet men expect us to be practically hairless all the time :rolleyes:

Well a lot of women expect women to be hairless all the time too - all these standards women feel pressured into maintaining: it's hardly fair to blame them all on men.

Tar.Aldarion · 29-07-2009 1:14am

I really liked my girlfriend doing this for me.

We have recently uh, anyway, she won't be doing it anymore. I guess I'm getting a unibrow now!

Also, it hurts more when somebody else does it OP, poor little guy. :-p

midlandsmissus · 29-07-2009 1:41am

Dudess wrote: »

Well he is just one man, not them all.

Well a lot of women expect women to be hairless all the time too - all these standards women feel pressured into maintaining: it's hardly fair to blame them all on men.

I don't know - my boyfriend is on at me alot about being hairless everywhere. Maybe it's just him. Are other people's boyfriends more understanding? Like he'd really hate it if my legs weren't shaved and he'd make sure he'd point it out to me.:( we live together by the way.

Nervous Wreck · 29-07-2009 1:54am

My sister plucks my eyebrows every once in a while cos if she didn't, I'd be headed not towards Uni-Brow City but certainly towards Ah Here, That's Not Very Attractive Town. Just rub a bita savlon on the skin before the plucking and it doesn't hurt at all at all.

midlandsmissus wrote: »

I don't know - my boyfriend is on at me alot about being hairless everywhere. Maybe it's just him. Are other people's boyfriends more understanding? Like he'd really hate it if my legs weren't shaved and he'd make sure he'd point it out to me.:( we live together by the way.

I don't mind a bita stubbly legs. Not that I like it but like, who am I to tell a girl what to do with her legs? My ex would never let me touch her legs if she had the slightest bita hair-growth on them, which was weird cos I couldn't have cared less.

IRISH DAYWALKER · 29-07-2009 1:57am

im a man and i have 2 tattoos and i would rather get another 2 tattoos than let anyone pluck my eyebrows it is so sore and annoying. haha.

4zn76tysfajdxp · 29-07-2009 1:58am

blondie7 wrote: »

i just plucked 3 stray hairs from my boyfriends eyebrows and he practically screamed the apt down. he stopped me from doing anymore cos it was to painful, MEN!!

Oh yeah, you think you know pain? Well you women should give childbirth a try!

Oh wait...

Tar.Aldarion · 29-07-2009 2:00am

Colson Rancid Earache wrote: »

Oh yeah, you think you know pain? Well you women should give childbirth a try!

Oh wait...

They should give listening to nagging a try. :pac:

Dudess · 29-07-2009 2:08am

midlandsmissus wrote: »

I don't know - my boyfriend is on at me alot about being hairless everywhere. Maybe it's just him. Are other people's boyfriends more understanding? Like he'd really hate it if my legs weren't shaved and he'd make sure he'd point it out to me.:( we live together by the way.

Conditioning - it's come to be the norm; hair on the female body (small bit at the crotch aside) has come to be considered highly unappealing visually, thanks to our culture. And I'm not saying I rebel against it or anything either. I get de-hairing as early as possible - even a tiny bit of hair makes me feel really self-conscious.
But generally speaking, I don't have time for women complaining about it when they keep doing it anyway.

midlandsmissus · 29-07-2009 3:47am

Dudess wrote: »

Conditioning - it's come to be the norm; hair on the female body (small bit at the crotch aside) has come to be considered highly unappealing visually, thanks to our culture. And I'm not saying I rebel against it or anything either. I get de-hairing as early as possible - even a tiny bit of hair makes me feel really self-conscious.
But generally speaking, I don't have time for women complaining about it when they keep doing it anyway.

Well that's not me anyway.

I don't shave my legs or underarms.

What I was saying, is he is constantly on at me about it. He'll never let me just be. He'll constantly say 'would you not shave your legs' etc, and I'm like 'no, if you want me to shave my legs, why don't you shave yours then?'.....still doesn't shut him up tho, ah well I'm happy being hairy so he can lump it!

minidazzler · 29-07-2009 3:47am

midlandsmissus wrote: »

And yet men expect us to be practically hairless all the time :rolleyes:

No we don't, totally hairless would be weird.

Women should Ideally have hair in 3 places.

Head, Eye-brows and bajingo.

I don't mind how long head hair is, Eye-brows should never be a Unibrow and Bajingo, keep it however, just not too eh....hairy, it's unhygenic.

As Regards getting eye-brows plucked, never tried it never will, I do shave the middle bit though if I decide to have a shave one day(I rarely shave just outta pure laziness). There is nothing there, but I shave it anyway, just to be sure.

So I think that's a nice compromise, ye keep hair where it counts, but ye leave us alone with ye're Guantanamo Bay torture kits.

midlandsmissus · 29-07-2009 3:49am

minidazzler wrote: »

No we don't, totally hairless would be weird.

Women should Ideally have hair in 3 places.

Head, Eye-brows and bajingo.

I don't mind how long head hair is, Eye-brows should never be a Unibrow and Bajingo, keep it however, just not too eh....hairy, it's unhygenic.

As Regards getting eye-brows plucked, never tried it never will, I do shave the middle bit though if I decide to have a shave one day(I rarely shave just outta pure laziness). There is nothing there, but I shave it anyway, just to be sure.

So I think that's a nice compromise, ye keep hair where it counts, but ye leave us alone with ye're Guantanamo Bay torture kits.

Head,eyebrows and bajingo :rolleyes:

That is practically hairless.

Why should we have to get rid of leg hair, armpit hair when men don't?

Kersmash · 29-07-2009 4:00am

You don't HAVE to do anything. Go on away and be hairy if you like!

minidazzler · 29-07-2009 4:14am

midlandsmissus wrote: »

Head,eyebrows and bajingo :rolleyes:

That is practically hairless.

Why should we have to get rid of leg hair, armpit hair when men don't?

Who's making ye?

Personally I hate a totally hairless crotch on a woman, because it doesn't look like a woman, I prefer just a little at least.

Remember, noone will force you to be hairless, unless your OH gives you an ultimatum of Him or the Hair, I doubt he would though.:)

midlandsmissus · 29-07-2009 4:15am

Kersmash wrote: »

You don't HAVE to do anything. Go on away and be hairy if you like!

I was replying to minidazzler who said women should only hair in three places! head eyebrows and 'bajingo'

Khannie · 29-07-2009 6:52am

midlandsmissus wrote: »

if my legs weren't shaved and he'd make sure he'd point it out to me.:( we live together by the way.

Cheeky bollix tbh. Point out the next time he skips shaving his face.

spinandscribble · 29-07-2009 7:15am

midlandsmissus wrote: »

Well that's not me anyway.

I don't shave my legs or underarms.

What I was saying, is he is constantly on at me about it. He'll never let me just be. He'll constantly say 'would you not shave your legs' etc, and I'm like 'no, if you want me to shave my legs, why don't you shave yours then?'.....still doesn't shut him up tho, ah well I'm happy being hairy so he can lump it!

if my legs weren't shaved and he'd make sure he'd point it out to me. we live together by the way.

so which is it, do you shave sometimes or never? sorry just a little confused.

i hate guys touching or seeing my legs if there's hair on them. never had a fella refuse to touch them or demand i get outa bed to shave them but they sure get touched a whole lot more after i shave them. my skin is too delicate for me to shave even every few days

thinking of getting them lasered. personally i love the feel of smooth legs.

pikachucheeks · 29-07-2009 10:46am

Dudess wrote: »

Conditioning - it's come to be the norm; hair on the female body (small bit at the crotch aside) has come to be considered highly unappealing visually, thanks to our culture. And I'm not saying I rebel against it or anything either. I get de-hairing as early as possible - even a tiny bit of hair makes me feel really self-conscious.

I feel the same! I'd never let a guy near me if I hadn't shaved my legs, because I'd find it embarrassing. When I'm with someone, I like to be looking my best.

I know that the rules slacken slightly, or tend to, if you get into a relationship. But I'm not sure I'd ... be comfortable with that, entirely! I like my men to believe the illusion that I'm pefect!

Tar.Aldarion · 29-07-2009 10:50am

Khannie wrote: »

Cheeky bollix tbh. Point out the next time he skips shaving his face.

Ye my girlfriend did that to me all the time. I like stubble.

Anyway, not much to ask so I shaved when I didn't want, not too hard to keep the other person happy.

Dragan · 29-07-2009 12:01pm

blondie7 wrote: »

i just plucked 3 stray hairs from my boyfriends eyebrows and he practically screamed the apt down. he stopped me from doing anymore cos it was to painful, MEN!!

That just means you boyfriend is a pussy.

I regularly run large balls of duct tape all over my genitals i'm that hard.

:rolleyes:

kayos · 29-07-2009 12:28pm

Ultimate Chin wrote: »

I remember volunteering to have my chest/stomach waxed before.
Now that was painful (think 40 year old virgin but I managed to finish it hehe)

Waxing the chest and back is a doddle, not a hint of pain. You are a wuss. Not in fairness I would say the old sack and crack could hurt...

Eye brow plucking? Meh who ever said that hurts.

Tatoo's? The one I got I didnt feel a thing (top of the arm about the size of a hand).

Starting to wonder if I just have the pain threshold of a woman!

pikachucheeks · 29-07-2009 1:24pm

blondie7 wrote: »

i just plucked 3 stray hairs from my boyfriends eyebrows and he practically screamed the apt down. he stopped me from doing anymore cos it was to painful, MEN!!

I did this to a guy I was seeing before. We were lying down, watching TV and I noticed this stray hair... I leant over and yanked it out with my fingers. He SCREAMED "whatthef*ckiyahhhdointomewoman?" at me. A normally mild-mannered man turned into a wild beast! That experience alone has warded me off trying to rid a man of his hair.

waraf · 29-07-2009 1:29pm

blondie7 wrote: »

men are such wusses i just plucked 3 stray hairs from my boyfriends eyebrows and he practically screamed the apt down. he stopped me from doing anymore cos it was to painful, MEN!!

I think you're confusing your boyfriend with other (read: real) men :P

some men are such wusses

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