I have a beard (most of the time).
I have a beard (describe it for us).
I don't have a beard but want one (please explain).
I don't have a beard and don't want one (please explain).
I am a woman and love men with beards.
I am a woman and detest beards (please explain why).
I have no strong feelings on the issue.
I have a beard (most of the time).
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I ususally like chin beards, goaties, but a bit longer. The problem about beards is that hipsters and islamists have cursed the 'beard' topic...I know a few men who would like to grow a beard but keep it clean to not be confused with either of the two. Three-day-beards are fine, most men are sexy with it. But there are some who look like hobos...
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My hubby looks great with or without a beard. So I really don't have any strong feelings about men with beards as long as they're kept neat and clean.
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A "three-day-beard" is not a beard. It is mere stubble or as we say in England, 'bum fluff'. I care not how my beard may be perceived as I do not define myself by the preconceptions of others. Thus I rarely trim my beard. I will occasionally trim my moustache as it gets in the way of my food but if the 'Tommy Robinson' supporting knuckle draggers wish to confuse me with being a muslim that is their problem.Originally Posted by Leliana
I ususally like chin beards, goaties, but a bit longer. The problem about beards is that hipsters and islamists have cursed the 'beard' topic...I know a few men who would like to grow a beard but keep it clean to not be confused with either of the two. Three-day-beards are fine, most men are sexy with it. But there are some who look like hobos...
An interesting pdf article on the relationship between beards and the Germanic Gods and followers of the Northern path. http://norskk.is/bytta/skegg/heathen_beard.pdf
I echo this, but I don't like it when a man's beard scratches me, though.So I really don't have any strong feelings about men with beards as long as they're kept neat and clean.
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Real beards do not scratch. That 'beard' sounds more like stubble to me. If you can't tie a knot in it then it isn't a beard but as we say in England, 'bum fluff'.
Gareth is considerate about letting his whiskers grow past the point where they're all scratchy. They do tickle at times though.
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