
Do you reckon it's feminine for a guy to shave his legs?

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No. Shaving isn't feminine, having hairless legs isn't feminine. Having hairy legs doesn't make you masculine just makes you human and if men don't like the way their legs look with hair then they have every right to get rid of the hair without their masculinity being questioned.
ITS HAIR FOR CRYING OUT LOUD
"Manhood is determines by hairy body". Which sort of sick logic is it? You're not being any alpha beta guy with hairy body. It's not feminine to shave, it's a personal choice.
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Well shaving my legs makes me feel more feminine, so I suspect it's the same for a guy. But it's a weird thing to want to do if it isn't culturally normal. Many of us look forward to the fall and winter after a summer of frequent shaving.
I can't imagine shaving that thick hair, especially the back of the knee. Do they shave the inner thigh, ball area? How far does it go?
Yes I do. I'm old school. When I was a kid, we would stand in the school yard comparing who had the hairiest legs and the one who did was the winner. To be a man meant to be hairy and not give a fuck about looking good. A man was when you could land a woman purely on charm and impression in spite of being a disgusting ape.
So some of that remains with me. When I see a guy with shaved legs and emacilate hair, baby smooth skin etc, I think poofter.
It definitely is feminine, although I don't consider it feminine if it's for a career/hobby that effects the results such as swimming, acting, or whatever would it'd help.
If it's a personal choice that wasn't done for effectiveness or required by something, then I consider it feminine. It doesn't mean the guy is feminine, but he has a feminine quality about him.
No. Not shaving isn't masculine, shaving isn't feminine. It's a personal choice for every individual regardless of gender.
Obviously. If your man isn't eating nails, constantly scarring himself, punching himself in the face over and over so he gets stronger, and isn't constantly working to purge himself of all pleasure, he's a girly faggot!
No. If a mofo hates his hairy ass legs, let him shave. Ya know shavin' ones legs is something targeted towards women, yeah? Never for men because... well ya know
Not if he’s an athlete. It depends on what he does for a living I think. To me it would seem like you need to have a really good reason for it.
Unless it's for very serious competitive sports, then it's definitely not something I would advocate.
However it is purely everyone's (male or female) prerogative what they choose to do.
Yup. It's femboy, pan sexual, gender fluid behavior. But it looks better in a dress and heels.
Ok, it is necessary in some professions like swimming and body building.
Unless a guy is a swimmer, cyclist or bodybuilder, it's pretty weird and effeminate if he shaves his legs.
I am cyclist and I love to slide in bib tights with my waxed legs. No a very manly thing tho, I admit.
I get that, after I shave, i love the feeling of the blankets gliding over my legs
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Maybe but, if he doesn't, his legs look like shit in pantyhose!
Nope. Body hair, including hair on the legs, increases drag in the water. If someone is a swimmer or a water polo player, every little advantage helps.
I have mine waxed every six weeks, yes I agree it is feminine but it's my thing, stockings slip on much easier,,,
Yep, it's a gender bias in many societies which should be changed.
You're welcome. LOL smooth legs feel way better than hairy ones.
I would not say it’s feminine. I would ask why tho…. Shaving is a pain in the butt and if it’s not kept up it looks weird
Sports aside, I think it's effeminate to take on duties that require you to spend time in the bathroom; leg shaving included.
I don’t think so. Guys don’t need to be hairy to look like men.
Agree.
Might for some people but manhood has nothing to do with hair.
Unless the guy is a bodybuilder than he shouldn't shave his legs!
Why? A guy could do anything to his own body.
I know he can but shaving legs is for women not for men, i never shave my legs!
@melissaiix. Nobody he can't do whatever he wants. The question was, is it feminine?
No not at all. Male athletes do it all the time.
Yes, but only because it's typically a thing only girls do. I wouldn't care.
Yeah. Unless you're professional swimmer, model or something of that nature there's no reason to.
a little but not too feminine, sometimes it isn't good to be too hairy, its uncomfortable
I would especially if you're not an athlete
I don't know I don’t grow legs hair my legs are pretty smooth
Sissy here. Love being as hairless on my body as possible. I wax or laser everything.
Depends if he has a reason like sports like swimming
Yes, it's considered feminine by society's standards but who cares what other people think? If that's his personal preference for his own body, then he should do it.
No. Many sportsman shave.
Not feminine, but a whole helluva lot of trouble.
Yes, unless he is a competitive swimmer.
What if a man dies grow keg hair. I can’t grow leg hair. Does that make me less of a man?
@Inquisitive98 "What if a man dies grow keg hair. I can’t grow leg hair." You have trouble with sentences or the keyboard took control of what got posted?
Something must be wrong with my keyboard!
What if a man does not grow leg hair? Does it make him less of a man? My homiez (typing in slang) use to tease me about not growing leg hair.
@Inquisitive98 No, if you don't grow hair, then that doesn't reflect anything upon your tastes or desires.
Yes that is extremely feminine. I like em hairy
Competition bicyclists do it.
No. Competitive swimmers do it.
Yes, very much so.
Yes.
it's just a maintenance
Yeap, very I never did it in my life
No I don't think so
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