If men choose to shave their body hair, that's their business, not yours. Instead of you trying to force your personal opinions on others and trying to tell other men how to live their lives, worry about yourself and how you live your life. Hate to tell you, but body hair doesn't make you a man; it just makes you a male with body hair. Integrity, honesty, character, common sense, and respect for others are what make you a man, and all the body hair in the world won't make you a man if you don't have those traits. So, stop judging (since you don't have the right to judge) and accept people for who they are.
If you and others who think like you are upset with this post, fine. Like you, I'm entitled to my opinion. Unlike you, I'm just stating mine and I'm not trying to force my opinion on others.
The name of this blog is "All Natural & More." It has a point of view, which is to encourage people to like what's natural about themselves. Of course everyone has the right to be who they are and look as they want to look, which is why "trying to force your personal opinions on others and trying to tell them how to live their lives" is laughable. In case you didn't bother to read...
ABOUT THIS BLOG This blog highlights the hotness of “natural” guys. When we go through puberty, guys develop hair on various parts of our bodies. It’s a natural thing. Some of us have a little, some a lot. Each one of us is completely individual. That’s natural, too. One of the best things about being a guy is being unique and not just an imitation of somebody else. There’s been an anti-natural campaign going on for a long time: telling healthy guys that if they wannabe cool, they have to mow down the garden of male identity. Some campaigners are pervs who want dudes to look like boys. Some are women who want to control (i.e., emasculate) their men. Some are ignorant teenage girls, and some are muscle freaks who get off on seeing muscles oiled up without hair on 'em, but that’s a different fetish. It’s not as destructive or painful as circumcision, but it can mess with your head. How can you be proud of who you are if you believe hair in the right places is wrong? Whether it’s “manscaping” pubes or chest hair, shaving pits, or any of the other phony shit, take pride in being the only one of you there is. I have no respect for dudes who shave their pits, pubes, chest, or legs. Manscaping is queer . . . and not in the good way. Smooth as a baby's ass or hairy as whatever, be proud of what you’ve got. As Scooter and Bubba say: NATURAL IS HOT, SHAVED IS NOT! If you like the buffed, puffed, trimmed, shaved look, go for it. If you’re doing it for your partner, figure out why s/he likes it. Hygiene? Take a shower! If you just like the look, fine, but think how really queer (not the good way) it looks to have shaved pits and hairy legs, or a shaved crotch and scruffy face. If you believe in it, go all the way. But stop teaching young dudes that natural is bad. Stop making them ashamed of who they are. We all have the right to be and look the way we want, but taking something away does not add to what you’ve got. Like the guy who’s insecure and thinks his junk looks bigger if it ain’t surrounded by full bush. Sorry, pal, it just makes you look like a plucked chicken. Stubble is stupid. The challenge for a little non-commercial blog like this that's here for your art appreciation and entertainment (or whatever enjoyment you get) is that so many dudes have been persuaded what’s natural is bad and the only way to fit in is to desecrate your natural gifts. It's a challenge to find pics of guys who really are all natural. So we (me and you who send pics) do the best we can. And once in a while there are exceptions -- guys who are so good lookin’ you gotta give 'em a pass. Even then, folks who follow this blog (yes, there are actual biological girls) say hey, that dude was really hot but imagine how much hotter he’d be if he didn’t shave-trim-manscape his chest-pits-pubes, etc. In the end though, like they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. BTW, no commercials, no selling, no asking for money. Good dose of progressive politics now and then. Glad you’re here. Have fun!
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If men choose to shave their body hair, that's their business, not yours. Instead of you trying to force your personal opinions on others and trying to tell other men how to live their lives, worry about yourself and how you live your life. Hate to tell you, but body hair doesn't make you a man; it just makes you a male with body hair. Integrity, honesty, character, common sense, and respect for others are what make you a man, and all the body hair in the world won't make you a man if you don't have those traits. So, stop judging (since you don't have the right to judge) and accept people for who they are.
If you and others who think like you are upset with this post, fine. Like you, I'm entitled to my opinion. Unlike you, I'm just stating mine and I'm not trying to force my opinion on others.
The name of this blog is "All Natural & More." It has a point of view, which is to encourage people to like what's natural about themselves. Of course everyone has the right to be who they are and look as they want to look, which is why "trying to force your personal opinions on others and trying to tell them how to live their lives" is laughable. In case you didn't bother to read...
ABOUT THIS BLOG
This blog highlights the hotness of “natural” guys. When we go through puberty, guys develop hair on various parts of our bodies. It’s a natural thing. Some of us have a little, some a lot. Each one of us is completely individual. That’s natural, too. One of the best things about being a guy is being unique and not just an imitation of somebody else.
There’s been an anti-natural campaign going on for a long time: telling healthy guys that if they wannabe cool, they have to mow down the garden of male identity. Some campaigners are pervs who want dudes to look like boys. Some are women who want to control (i.e., emasculate) their men. Some are ignorant teenage girls, and some are muscle freaks who get off on seeing muscles oiled up without hair on 'em, but that’s a different fetish.
It’s not as destructive or painful as circumcision, but it can mess with your head. How can you be proud of who you are if you believe hair in the right places is wrong? Whether it’s “manscaping” pubes or chest hair, shaving pits, or any of the other phony shit, take pride in being the only one of you there is. I have no respect for dudes who shave their pits, pubes, chest, or legs. Manscaping is queer . . . and not in the good way. Smooth as a baby's ass or hairy as whatever, be proud of what you’ve got. As Scooter and Bubba say: NATURAL IS HOT, SHAVED IS NOT!
If you like the buffed, puffed, trimmed, shaved look, go for it. If you’re doing it for your partner, figure out why s/he likes it. Hygiene? Take a shower! If you just like the look, fine, but think how really queer (not the good way) it looks to have shaved pits and hairy legs, or a shaved crotch and scruffy face. If you believe in it, go all the way. But stop teaching young dudes that natural is bad. Stop making them ashamed of who they are.
We all have the right to be and look the way we want, but taking something away does not add to what you’ve got. Like the guy who’s insecure and thinks his junk looks bigger if it ain’t surrounded by full bush. Sorry, pal, it just makes you look like a plucked chicken. Stubble is stupid.
The challenge for a little non-commercial blog like this that's here for your art appreciation and entertainment (or whatever enjoyment you get) is that so many dudes have been persuaded what’s natural is bad and the only way to fit in is to desecrate your natural gifts. It's a challenge to find pics of guys who really are all natural. So we (me and you who send pics) do the best we can. And once in a while there are exceptions -- guys who are so good lookin’ you gotta give 'em a pass. Even then, folks who follow this blog (yes, there are actual biological girls) say hey, that dude was really hot but imagine how much hotter he’d be if he didn’t shave-trim-manscape his chest-pits-pubes, etc. In the end though, like they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
BTW, no commercials, no selling, no asking for money. Good dose of progressive politics now and then. Glad you’re here. Have fun!
Amen! To the post above! Bravo and well said!👍
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