Hairy Backs....

[DisneyAddict_M]

I don't mind it, within reason.

My bf is hairless, my ex-husband was hairy. It's not a man's back I'm after.

 

[Camicar]

Deal breaker. I admit, I'm picky about some things -- a blonde or red-haired guy doesn't do anything for me, although from time to time I do see one I find attractive, so it's not an absolute. But back hair -- absolutely not going to happen.

I don't know why people get so aggravated and defensive when a woman doesn't like a hairy back -- I bet those same guys wouldn't be so thrilled if a woman didn't shave her undearms or legs.

As for as the woman vacuuming the hair out of the bed -- why isn't the man doing that himself?

 

[SHAYMARAYSMOM]

Nothing screams "drive by waxing!!" like a hairy man on the beach!!

 

[goofyernmost]

Deal breaker. I admit, I'm picky about some things -- a blonde or red-haired guy doesn't do anything for me, although from time to time I do see one I find attractive, so it's not an absolute. But back hair -- absolutely not going to happen.

I don't know why people get so aggravated and defensive when a woman doesn't like a hairy back -- I bet those same guys wouldn't be so thrilled if a woman didn't shave her undearms or legs.

As for as the woman vacuuming the hair out of the bed -- why isn't the man doing that himself?

Why do we get so aggravated? Simple, you're making it sound like we are a bunch of freaks from a sideshow. No one asked for it to grow there it was a natural growth.

What if instead of saying...I like women with shaved legs and armpits we said, man it makes me want to throw up, I'd sooner hook up with a leper than a hairy leg girl. What if we said it like that? Would that make you defensive? I can certainly understand preferences, but, to say that it would make one gag, is a bit over the top and at least as shallow as any man has ever been.