Men's Body Hair

[OkieMan]

Well, I believe that this question might have been asked on this board before.  But, since darolina has started to post, I thought I would toss this out to her, as well as you guys.  I am sure I will get many varied responses, and that is ok.  I am just curious about how the latinas react to the men like myself who have a good deal of body hair?  I have absolutely no intention of waxing or shaving my body hair.  However, I do want to know what you more experienced guys have heard; and I definitely would like to get darolina's opinion of this issue.  I realize that for good or bad, we american guys generally tend to have more body hair than latinos.  So, do they like it, hate it-- what?

                                  OkieMan

[Dan Las Vegas]

... in response to Men's Body Hair, posted by OkieMan on Sep 29, 2005

Okieman,

Just go and have fun, forget about anything else, forget about finding that special woman, just go and enjoy yourself and good things will come with time.  Women are women, you can never understand them, so don't stress yourself out trying to figure them out.

Dan

[OkieMan]

... in response to Re: Men's Body Hair, posted by Dan Las Vegas on Sep 30, 2005

Ok, just forget I asked.

[JaySlo]

... in response to Men's Body Hair, posted by OkieMan on Sep 29, 2005

If you can perform tricks with it then no problem. You know getting stuck doing the wild thing - like velcro
carrying another human on your back w/o hands
being able to stick yourself on walls chest first - you know like velcro.
If you can do these things, you don't have a problem. Si no, tiene problema.

[jediknight]

... in response to Men's Body Hair, posted by OkieMan on Sep 29, 2005

to answer your question, some latinas love it, some latinas hate it, some latinas are not bothered by it, some latinas are indifferent, some latinas will not be caught dead with you at the beach, some will be turned off sexually, some latinas don't care....if you aren't going to alter your appearance then why do you care?
JK

[Hoda]

... in response to Men's Body Hair, posted by OkieMan on Sep 29, 2005


O-Man, you next question BETTER be about conjugation of verbs in spanish!!!!

[utopiacowboy]

... in response to ENOUGH!!!!! , posted by Hoda on Sep 29, 2005

I think this is your ailment, Okieman, and I can tell you, if there is one thing a Latina has NO patience with it's this.

[soltero]

... in response to ENOUGH!!!!! , posted by Hoda on Sep 29, 2005

The problem with questions is that they give you a false sense that you are doing something and being proactive. This becomes apparent when the questions are incessant and become redundant. Even more so when those questions turn into queries that should be based on common sense and life experience.  Sometimes people ask questions to trick themselves into believing that they are actually doing something when basically they are just stalling and passing time. Kind of like the guy talking trash before a fight hoping that someone will come along and break it up before it starts. Eventually you are going to have to swing. If you miss, learn from that and get back up or realize you can't win and run.

People can rationalize asking a mountain of questions any way they like, but too many questions make you look indecisive, weak and bothersome. Just a fact of human nature. People gravitate to the individuals that have THE ANSWERS. It also makes you look like you have nothing to bring to the table if you don't have ANY of the answers. Especially to a woman, child or anyone else who is looking to you to have them. It is one thing to ask about something and then go out and put it into practice, or, to take the advice given that you asked for and act upon it. It is another thing to ask and then disregard the responses and then ask the same thing again a week later because you didn't want to accept it the first time around.

The best answer to any question is this. Go out there and see for yourself. It has been scientifically proven that the more senses applied when trying to learn something, the better the retention. The best way to utilize all of your senses is to place yourself in a position to experience what it is that you are seeking. You can't learn to do anything by asking someone else. You have to do it. Most people understand this on a subconscious level probably from experience. First you have to experience to question. If you aren't questioning from your own experiences, then you are wasting not only your time, but the time of the person kind enough to be trying to help you. The reason being is that you have no foundation in which to understand the answer or how to best utilize it. Don't talk about it, BE about it.

[JimmySTLOUIS]

... in response to The problem with questions, posted by soltero on Sep 30, 2005

right on

[JaySlo]

... in response to The problem with questions, posted by soltero on Sep 30, 2005

Great post! How is your search coming?

[soltero]

... in response to Re: The problem with questions, posted by JaySlo on Sep 30, 2005

[This message has been edited by soltero]

It is what it is (lol)...I have a great girl that I am currently involved with that definitely has me thinking she can be the one. I have thought that before, so I am not sending out any invitations just yet...

[Pete E]

... in response to The problem with questions, posted by soltero on Sep 30, 2005

That this one has already been beat to death here so he can just go to the archives and do a search.
So,OM,first look at the archives before you post a question.
If there is insufficient imfo there and if it is even of importance you can then ask here.
Otherwise its just posting to  see your post,kind of like talking to hear your voice.Sometimes it seems like an echo to every other post someone does.
My own challenge,stay on subject and avoid politics and opinions on unrelated subjects.

Pete

[soltero]

... in response to Men's Body Hair, posted by OkieMan on Sep 29, 2005

If you have no intention of changing anything, what is the point of asking the question? Just curious...

[stefang]

... in response to Men's Body Hair, posted by OkieMan on Sep 29, 2005

There's over 6 billion people in the world with over half being women. Don't worry you can find one  that won't mind body hair. Just smell good, if you smell like rover then don't expect much.

[wizard]

... in response to Men's Body Hair, posted by OkieMan on Sep 29, 2005

Jesus guy, stop analyzing every freakin' thing under the sun and get back in the game...

Not wanting to sound harsh, but have you ever heard the term "analysis paralysis"