hairy chests are definitely not a turn on for a lot of women i’ve come in contact with, self included. but here’s one thing that is absolutely disgusting… hairy armpits! when you see a guy with fur under his arms, you start to wonder what the hell’s growing under there.
Sqrl: I wonder if your friend hadn’t thought of electrolysis? Personally a guy with some hair on his chest is attractive (however,I tend to go for more smooth types myself). I have no hair on my chest. My legs are the hairiest part of me though (and i have a little on my knuckles but i shave them because it looks funny to me).
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Hairy armpits…why, that’s even better! I happen to see a guy with a ton of underarm hair and get to catch a glimpse, I have to stare. For some reason I think that’s really sexy…am I alone in the world? Someone, please reassure me that I’m not!
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Louie - you might want to re-do your counts, keeping in mind that SqrlCub is a guy…
What about hairy toes? I had a friend in college I swore was half-hobbit.
I think armpit hair is gross too… In my younger years I used to get my boyfriends to trim it down, but now I just cope.
>^,^<
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I’m not a woman (well, it depends whom you ask), but I’ll add my comments anyway. I don’t like carpets. I work on sort of a hair curve relating the lightness of hair and softness to how much I can stand. The lighter and softer it is, the more I can stand. If the hair is dark, I don’t mind a dusting of hair (like I have). If the hair is lighter, it makes less difference, but I still don’t like carpeting. And let’s not forget that it’s easier to lick a hairless chest.
Of the guys I’ve slept with, I’d say about 1/3 were hairy and 2/3 non-hairy. My ex-boyfriend (the one I really loved but broke up with because he lived much too far away) was a little hairy, but it was all on the right side of his chest!!
Never made all that much of a difference to me, really. My husband doesn’t have much in the way of chest hair, and no back hair. He’s not lost a hair on his head, though. Long, thick, & curly, like a respectable musician 
My dad & brother, though, are the hairy body/bald head types, and male pattern baldness runs in my mom’s side of the family. Even though I married a guy with lots of head hair, I think that may explain why I like actors like Patrick Stewart & Sean Connery. 
I’m pretty hairy, and I was afraid that my wife (who had zero experience with men’s bodies before me…we’re very religious) would be turned off. So I warned her, and told her to think “teddy bear.”
I must say, she really took to it. (And we’ve got three kids to prove it!)
I think that the “ape” imagery is what seems to get to you who don’t like hairy men. A little paradigm shift (costs only twenty cents!) can go a long way.
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