I don't mind hair. Not every women likes clean shaven faces

you're a tool breh

Not saying that's not true. And not saying there aren't guys out there that don't mind. I know it takes a gal a lot longer to primp than a guy. I'm just saying that MOST, not all, guys appreciate and prefer it when you do. Lol. I knew I was going to get hate for this post.

No please, keep generalizing. I'm just getting my popcorn, I'll be right back.

I know many guys who aren't shallow assholes and think women should shave to appease them

#46 Are you ******* kidding me? The double standard is on the opposite side! It is completely acceptable for men to not shave their faces or anywhere. Even at work. And now beards are considered sexy. A guy wouldn't be insulted or being treated less than a man if he didn't shave. The only hairs acceptable on a woman's body are the ones on her HEAD. And even then, if she has too much in the wrong places, she must get rid of them.

#79 what makes you think I didn't toss out the generalizations just for the reaction so I could get my popcorn first? Mmmm. Popcorn. Yum. :)

Personally, I like a man who is clean shaven, so if I expect my other half to shave his beard, I will have the courtesy to shave my legs. It's a give-and-take. I don't quite understand women who are complaining that it takes too much time to shave. Once you're in the shower, you lather up anyway, so it's not that much effort to grab a razor - two strokes and armpit hair is gone. Furthermore, if you choose not the shave, that's your problem, but stop assuming that all women who do shave are only doing it to please society. You're upset that people are judging your choice, but you're doing the same. I shave because I want to!

#127 Nobody is saying anything about women who choose to shave. I do shave too because I like the feeling of smooth skin on my body. We are talking about the fact that society rejects women who choose not to shave, and somehow consider them dirty or lazy, when it should be their choice what to do with their body.

Society expects women to be shaved every where and think women who aren't are gross. Way to miss the point of the comments saying it's a woman's choice to shave or not

Society also advertises women as extremely slim, but not many women actually fit under that category. It always comes down to choices, so stop trying to justify your beliefs by blaming 'society'.

#142 So you just basically agreed that society imposes ridiculous standards on people, and yet you don't see our point. Hmmm ok. Whatever floats your boat.

I agree with #127, nicely put. Also, what is so wrong about having opinions on attractiveness? Even if they are based on societal norms. It's what is commonly accepted. The woman in Africa who put rings on their necks to make them longer are deemed to be attractive by the males because that's how their society sees attractiveness. I think that if people are in a relationship, grooming should be decided. If one of the people has a problem, it shouldn't be this huge deal that they are being forced to conform to societal standards, it should be a compromise to make the significant other happy. Just like not getting really fat. Staying attractive to your significant other should be something that is important.

My sentiments exactly. I love smooth legs, but it's tedious to shave them all the time