is it right to say:i never wear beard?
102651
I think you would say "I never have a beard" or "I never grow a beard."  At least in the US....
944053
or comedy noses?  Not that I own a comedy nose.  Or comedy noses attached to moustaches and glasses.  not that I own one of those either.  I don't have a beard or a moustache but I am over 30 so do get those little fuse-wire type hairs on my chin occasionally.  Would I be banned?  And what about shipwrecked people who haven't got a razor, when they get rescued will they be arrested?
1136544
Hmm tough one! Hair stuck in beard, my husband doesn't have beard but if i were you i would keep my eyes and ears open!! The way you say that he was explaining to you that sounds suspicious!! do you trust him enough to let it go this time? \nMen are like dogs you know.... it all depends what you want! In your case i would say better that it go than keep it within you.... those things are not good for relationships!!\ngood luck
603176
I would be both. Probably stew about it and keep asking myself why I didn't say this or say that. Perhaps in most cases it is better to not say what you wanted to say simply because it could cause more anomisity and hostility.
579331
No, it is not necessary. \n(Nor was it necessary for the person to put "no" so many times)
437187
The Bible specifically says, Do not cut the corners of your beard.\n\n        Leviticus 21:5  .....neither shall they shave off \n        the corner of their beard....\n\nand so the very Orthodox let that part of the beard grow out...
735137
no, not unless it bothers you. if my husband is away (he is in the army) i only shave if they are itchy and bothersome for me or if i have to wear shorts in public. otherwise if he is home and sex is inevitable (woohoo!!!!!) then i do shave.
1136239
Have one\n\nDon't share it\n\nNot afraid just private with my life\n\nStop being so nosey.
1029697
I guess personally I like it shaven clean. I don't really have to much of a preference. I will take her anyway she is. But if I had my druthers, I would say clean shaven. I really don't know why. It is just smoother.... I know I am a hypocrit. This coming from the guy with a full beard that hasn't been cut in a year! I don't know about most guys though. I guess just keep on asking, they will tell you.
93343
I like a very clean shaven man, no one tells you men when you are growing up that it's okay to groom down there I SWEAR!!! We won't call you gay.....just don't shave it bald or anything weird like that. Thanks for the points.
440217
if you find it offensive just smile sweetly (but make sure they can tell you are anoyyed!) if you dont find it offensive, say "none taken" thats the most polite way to say it in either scenarios, but if it really ticks you off, you should use the first one!
485395
Shaving. Sure I can go a few days if not working without a shave, but inevitably the day comes when you need to lather up and go at it. Occasionally there are those two times a day shaves, when the 5 o'clock shadow just isn't cut it for that 'night out on the town.' The most awful shaves were the day after the 'night on the town', when the hand was a bit shaky and the eyes were a bit bloodshot.\n\n    Surely you say (I can hear you) "why don't you just grow a beard?" My moustache is dense and well groomed, but for some reason the beard always looks sloppy and sparse. Must have some relationship to the hair on my lower legs, but that is another question.
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You said it yourself, Aron - "I don't really like it."\n\nSuit yourself. It's your body, your hair, and your comfort.\n\nMe, I can go either way. I had a lover years ago who had extremely little body hair. He was lovely.\n\nMy second ex-husband and my current b/f have more body hair, maybe not as much as you. I like that fine, also.\n\nI agree that this says NOTHING about your sexuality. It simply is not relevant. It's about your own comfort and hygiene.\n\nDon't worry about it too much, though. I'm sure that you are fine the way that you are.\n\nThat's my 2 cents.\n\nP.S. What I don't really care for are mustaches and beards. Just my own preference. I wouldn't dump a man over it, but I might try to talk him out of it.\n\nI agree with the previous poster who advised trimming instead of shaving.
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NO \n  In the Amish or Pennsylvania Dutch community and religion it is a sin to alter your body.  This is also why married men have the beard and it is always squared off.  \nIn the Old testament of the bible specifically states that men should not cut the corners of their beard.
1064818
Society says hairless is beautiful, and women follow that.\nPersonally, I don't shave since it's pretty pointless.
640759
Here's something new and novel......how about NOT shaving at all!!!  Your body is trying to tell you something......NO SHAVING!!!!
370483
Honestly I think that if a guys has a beard and he keeps it maned and cut than there is nothing wrong with it. Honestly I like a little hair on the chin or a mustache but it doesn't really matter to me though.