Girls, do you like guy's with chest stubbie or smooth?

[treeclimb]

Am i making myself clear? Do you like a little * * * * * ly chest stubble from a shaved chest or it freshly shaved and smooth?

[Cognitive_Canine]

Freshly shaved.

 

But I prefer it not shaved at all...so....neither?

[misssmithviii]

I prefer it not shaved at all. But then again, my man isn't overly hairy - if he were, I'd suggest he at very least trim.

I also think it depends on a man's build.

[treeclimb]

I couldn't remember what they deleted. It was a crude synonym for penis that is also used as an insult.

[greywolf]

I hate stubble.

[newwave]

Shaved. I hate bodyhair.

[Capricorn3]

Neither - I can't stand the stubble, nor a shaved chest. Give me natural anytime. I will never in a million years understand why men feel the need to shave their chests - it's just soooooooo ugh (imo), lol. Who wants a man smoother than a girl? A man should look like a MAN, imo.

[HouseKitten]

Argh! Unless you're a swimmer, or the sort of incredibly ripped guy who goes around with a shirt on all day, I don't see the point. My man is a veritable hair-machine. I grumble when he so much as trims his beard.

 

Stubble isn't sexy, it's painful. I went out with a guy who shaved his whole head and I used to get stubble rash everywhere. To try and be subtle - no girl likes raw thighs! Same with chests - if you get intimate enough she'll hopefully be rubbing all over you - making that experience painful isn't much fun for anyone.

[greywolf]

OP, have you ever gone down on a girl that had stubble? It hurts... =/

[teabee]

I can't imagine there are many people into chest stubble.

The word stubble is starting to look and sound really odd...

[agent1607307371]

Stubble is just a wrong thing.

 

Hairy or smooth, I don't really have a preference, just as long as it's not stubble.

[kenshinkitten]

Au Natural. I don't want him to take a long time to prepare himself for me, or be self conscious because he forgot to trim or shave.

But my guy isn't overly hairy anyway.

[drummerboyfnd]

OP, have you ever gone down on a girl that had stubble? It hurts... =/

That stubble doesn't just hurt to go down on--it hurts (itches) to have it on your own body. My guy likes nearly everything clean shaven, but I get such a rash I have to wait a couple weeks to shave again, and by then it's really itchy and stubbly. Somewhere in between there are a couple of good days when it's all shiny and nice and smooth, but it's hard to time it right--we're long distance, so timing's everything.

[arcadefire]

Hm, never had that shaved or not issue. My guy doesn't have that much chest hair, and I love that little patch he has anyway.

[DrKitten]

I actually don't mind the chest stubble on my boyfriend, but he doesn't shave it all the way off (uses an electric trimmer with an attachment) and he has VERY soft body hair.

[waveseer]

I'm sure the stubble thing goes both ways, if the hair is wiry it can hurt. I think of it like the annoying stage of trying to grow out your bangs. You want to cut them to get it over with (like shaving off the stubble), but if you have a bit of patience they will grow out of being annoying.

[Fudgie]

Stubble = ouch.

 

My guy has soft body hair so it's not a big deal. I don't think I would like shaved. Too much like Barbie Ken if you ask me.

[Alezia]

Not a big fan of chest hair personally... so if the guy was really hairy, I'd prefer a selective wax. Something that leaves some hair at the right spots, but not completely removed.

 

I don't like when hair sticks out of the neck (visible when wearing a t-shirt / blouse) so personally I'd prefer that waxed / trimmed. I really hate hair (not talking some random hairs here...) on the back of a guy too. Thankfully, I've never dated hairy men so it wasn't an issue lol.

[doyathink]

I prefer no hair on a mans chest.....and that includes stubble lol