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Hairy or Shaved Male Pubes??
- Thread starterpetercook123
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I am totally shaven as well. I like to get it as smooth as possible. I shave in the shower every day. I am about 6" but love the way it makes me look babyish. I was thinking of getting it laser treated. Anyone have this done? I am hesitant because it turns me on so much to be permanently smooth it probably would make me cum.
Don't shave. But I have trimmed my pubic hair Very short forever. The ladies seem to like it that way. Being very fair skinned I have very little body hair and its almost blonde. Also I am very clean and being a southern man I have the manners to go with it all. I also respect the ladies. Does it not all go together? Nothing special I just prefer it this way MYSELF. okdeacon
Recent medical research suggests that pubic hair reduces the chnce of all sorts of infections (including STDs).
Shaving, especially every day, opens up microscopic "micro wounds" that allow bacteria into the body.
So, if you have lots of sexual partners don't shave (maybe trim), if you are in a monogomous relationship shave if you want, and if you're a cuck who's not allowed any sex then you should be shaved.
Shaving, especially every day, opens up microscopic "micro wounds" that allow bacteria into the body.
So, if you have lots of sexual partners don't shave (maybe trim), if you are in a monogomous relationship shave if you want, and if you're a cuck who's not allowed any sex then you should be shaved.
CP Your Health
To date, the evidence that pubic hair removal might affect STD risk has come primarily from small observational studies. Such studies can not easily be used to prove that shaving or waxing pubic hair increases STD risk . They can only show that the two are associated. However, in these studies, hair removal has been associated with the presence of viral STDs. Pubic hair removal has also been shown to increase the number of lesions and sores that are visible on the body. It is therefore entirely plausible that shaving or waxing could increase STD risk in all the ways mentioned above.
Reducing Your Risk
If pubic hair grooming is important to you, or improves your self image, don't stress. There isn't enough evidence out there to suggest you should stop. However, if you want to try to reduce any potential risks of hair removal, there are several things you can do that might it safer. First, you can avoid shaving or waxing right before you have sex. That should give any damage you cause to your skin time to heal. Second, you can avoid shaving or waxing when you have any STD symptoms. This reduces the likelihood of self-inoculation. Third, you can make certain to always use a clean razor to shave, or choose a waxing salon that is good about proper hygiene.
Another choice that might reduce the risk of hair removal is to trim your pubic hair instead of removing it. Carefully trimming with scissors, avoiding damaging or disturbing the skin, and leaving enough hair intact to reduce skin-to-skin contact with your partner, may be a safer way to indulge in pubic hair grooming. Research on post-surgical infections suggests that clipping is less likely than shaving to lead to skin infections. There is not yet any good research on relative risk related specifically to STDs. However, it seems likely that the same would be true during pubic hair removal.
Finally, it's important to mention that there is one STD that has been decimated by the decreasing popularity of pubic hair. Pubic lice don't like bare skin, and the rate of infection has fallen precipitously in recent years.
CDC claims that shaving before surgery increases risk of infection by 5%. Statistically insignificant in observational studies.
To date, the evidence that pubic hair removal might affect STD risk has come primarily from small observational studies. Such studies can not easily be used to prove that shaving or waxing pubic hair increases STD risk . They can only show that the two are associated. However, in these studies, hair removal has been associated with the presence of viral STDs. Pubic hair removal has also been shown to increase the number of lesions and sores that are visible on the body. It is therefore entirely plausible that shaving or waxing could increase STD risk in all the ways mentioned above.
Reducing Your Risk
If pubic hair grooming is important to you, or improves your self image, don't stress. There isn't enough evidence out there to suggest you should stop. However, if you want to try to reduce any potential risks of hair removal, there are several things you can do that might it safer. First, you can avoid shaving or waxing right before you have sex. That should give any damage you cause to your skin time to heal. Second, you can avoid shaving or waxing when you have any STD symptoms. This reduces the likelihood of self-inoculation. Third, you can make certain to always use a clean razor to shave, or choose a waxing salon that is good about proper hygiene.
Another choice that might reduce the risk of hair removal is to trim your pubic hair instead of removing it. Carefully trimming with scissors, avoiding damaging or disturbing the skin, and leaving enough hair intact to reduce skin-to-skin contact with your partner, may be a safer way to indulge in pubic hair grooming. Research on post-surgical infections suggests that clipping is less likely than shaving to lead to skin infections. There is not yet any good research on relative risk related specifically to STDs. However, it seems likely that the same would be true during pubic hair removal.
Finally, it's important to mention that there is one STD that has been decimated by the decreasing popularity of pubic hair. Pubic lice don't like bare skin, and the rate of infection has fallen precipitously in recent years.
CDC claims that shaving before surgery increases risk of infection by 5%. Statistically insignificant in observational studies.
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petercook123 said:
The woman who lives at my place (most of the time but not all of the time — she has several other male friends here in town; she comes and goes as she likes) asked me to shave my genitals after she first asked if she could come and stay with me. (I said yes, asked her where she was, and drove about 10 miles to meet her, pick her up, and give her a ride to my place).
All this occurred as a result of her losing her long-term job, for reasons I won't belabor, as a nude dancer in a local strip bar (where I had become acquainted with her), as a result of which she also lost her accommodations in their upstairs dorm.
Returning to the subject: since she told me she thought I should shave my genitalia, but I had never done that, I asked her if she would like to do it. She said "yes," and forged ahead. (Later, she said that was the first time she had ever done that. She was surprised at how easy it was; she had thought it would be complicated.) This was a number of years ago; I have kept my genitalia and the area around them shaved ever since. I usually do a "pubs shave" once a week.
My woman — I'll call her that, although she isn't "mine" in any sense — never says anything about her sexual relationships with other men, but I have no reason to think she doesn't fuck her other friends when she goes to see them. I've taken her to a local public health center to get lab-tested for STD's more than once — as well as when she has a health problem of any kind — and she's always been clean. She takes good care of herself.
Regardless, I always use a condom whenever she wants to fuck me. She always initiates, and she's always on top.
When wife started to fuck with other men like often, once when She arrived home and we were in bed I asked if I could trimm Her hiry pussy, and She agreed, it was ( is ) the purpose that I may see how long Her hairy will grow before She is again with other cock there. We agreed that every time when She goes to other cock having I can shave Her cunt hair again. I Can say that it is not growing long ever since that.I think not more at least than 2 mm.! I also like it now such a way.
I started shaving pube years ago -- wife and I gained weight and I discovered having no pubes heightened the senses to my cock AND she could feel the difference as well -- love to shave ALL including my nuts -- have used various methods from old fashion shaving, to waxing to using Neet when I want to get ALL the hairs -- including my legs.. I used a trimmer at first but the damn thing caught my pubic hairs and yanked them out - so I decided to just shave it all off...
