I'm tired of it
Published on February 19, 2006 By uDigItTheMost In Humor
When I was a mere lad I always wanted facial hair. A cool moustache or a finely trimmed beard. The thought of shaving, to me, was the coolest. When I turned 13 my moustache started slowly coming in and my chin had a few hairs. Not exactly a beard though. In fact, if you were more than 5 feet away you would have thought it was a food stain from lunch or dinner. Let's just say I could have used a cat to shave.

Fast forward to present day and how I miss my younger days. I'm sick sick sick of shaving. I love being clean shaven, but I hate having to take to the razor. The only thing in my favor is I shave every other day. I tell you if I had to do it every day I would probably get so frustrated I would go the ZZ Top way. Only with my luck I'd be more Unabomber than Billy Gibbons.

It's bad enough having to maintain your moustache and beard, if that was all I had to worry about. Sadly, it's not the case. My moustache and beard may have to be shaven every other day, but unfortunately other parts on my face must have the same chemicals as Miracle-Gro. If I didn't trim my eyebrows, even Andy Rooney would think they were wild.

Next is my full nostrils of hair. I swear if I didn't trim my nose hairs you could braid them after a week.

Another problem. I have one single strand of hair in the middle of my forehead. Right in the middle, and if the hair on the top of my head grew as fast as that single strand I would not only have to shave every other day but also get a haircut. That ugly single strand of hair can also cause embarrassing moments. At a bar once a lovely woman I was talking to told me, " Excuse me, but you have a strand of hair on your forehead and it's driving me crazy. Let me get it for you." Imagine her reaction when she realized it was attached to my head. No amount of acting could hide her horror of touching what I'm sure she later told friends and family was a carnival freak. But again maybe she didn't make a face maybe I'm just assuming I never really did see her reaction. After all , my forehead hair WAS in my eyes.

I don't even want to get to the hair on my ears. I could've made wigs from the hair I've trimmed from them. This winter I decided to quit cutting them, and then some people mistakenly thought I had on black fur ear muffs. Oh well, at least my ears were warm.

Does anybody else out there have places you don't want hair? Any unwanted hair?

Comments
on Feb 19, 2006
That's too funny. I also have hair in places I would rather not. I do get my eyebrows waxed and whenever I go in they'll ask if I want to get my lip waxed. STFU, I do not have a mustache and if you keep asking me that I won't come back anymore. Annoying woman just wants more money. I do have some wild hairs that grow on my chin that I have to pluck.

Just take comfort in the fact that if you're hairy that means you have lots of testosterone which means you're a sexy beast. lol.
on Feb 19, 2006
---That's too funny. I also have hair in places I would rather not. I do get my eyebrows waxed and whenever I go in they'll ask if I want to get my lip waxed. STFU, I do not have a mustache and if you keep asking me that I won't come back anymore. Annoying woman just wants more money. I do have some wild hairs that grow on my chin that I have to pluck.---

That made me laugh-out-loud. What's wrong with that woman? She does need to STFU.

---Just take comfort in the fact that if you're hairy that means you have lots of testosterone which means you're a sexy beast. lol.---

The crazy thing is I'm NOT hairy. My arms and legs aren't hairy. My chest has hair but nothing approaching ape-like. The only place is my head. Maybe I should take solace in knowing I have a "sexy" head.
on Feb 19, 2006
Now that I'm "mature" I have chin whiskers! and have to shave them, or pluck them.

Also have gotten hair on my ears, on the outside.........sheesh! NOT what a woman wants!

heredity plays a part as well as aging......oh well..........
on Feb 19, 2006
Maybe I should take solace in knowing I have a "sexy" head


Yes! lots of men would love to have hair on the head, on their faces!
on Feb 19, 2006
---heredity plays a part as well as aging......oh well........---

I know my problems will only get worse as I get older. I'm already set for it though, I plan on buying a weed whacker.

---Yes! lots of men would love to have hair on the head, on their faces!---

Well that's s bright spot for me. I'd never go bald.

2 of my brothers can't grow facial hair at all. They wish they had some. I tell them it's not all that great.
on Feb 20, 2006
Dig~~Fast forward to present day and how I miss my younger days. I'm sick sick sick of shaving.~~

And here I am always talking about how great you'd look if you were always clean shaven... You know I kiss those scruffy cheeks of yours, anyway (and you KNOW I mean the cheeks on your face, so don't try to make a joke out of it).
on Feb 20, 2006
I'm one of lucky guys. I only trim hair off my face once a month.

No, I'm not a teenager. I'm 30.
on Feb 21, 2006
---And here I am always talking about how great you'd look if you were always clean shaven... You know I kiss those scruffy cheeks of yours, anyway (and you KNOW I mean the cheeks on your face, so don't try to make a joke out of it)---

Well I try keeping my cheeks clean shaven. Just for you, too. All 4 of them.
on Feb 21, 2006
---There's a cream available by prescription only, it's called Vaniqua, and it's for permanent hair removal in limited 'problem areas.' I imagine it would work just as well for men as it does for women, and I intend to ask for some the next time I see my GP. Maybe you can do the same!---

I never heard of it, but I would be very interested in trying it. If you do get some please let me know if you recommend it.
on Feb 21, 2006
--I'm one of lucky guys. I only trim hair off my face once a month.--

Damn, XX you just had to rub it in, didn't you?
on Feb 25, 2006
Just a luck of genes. My father had all of 3 hairs on chest, no arm pit hair.

I currently have only very few armpit hairs, no chest hair. My scalp hair and face hair also grow very slowly.

Of course, I'm also balding very fast, my family isn't too good on hair deptment.

Vaniqua is intresting, but it only slows growth of hair. Not perment removal.
on Feb 27, 2006
---Vaniqua is intresting, but it only slows growth of hair. Not perment removal.---

Well that bites. I was hoping I wouldn't have to shave my ears any more.
on Mar 16, 2006
I bet that hair in the middle of your forehead isnt' as bad as you think? It just seems that way because it's not supposed to be there! ! Well, I'll take your word for it...I'll run for the hills if you come in my direction, that or have a razor handy! Even better, get it waxed, that will keep it away for a while! You think shaving is tiresome, you should let Rose take you to get a wax job one day. Then you'll have a lot to talk about as a first timer....ewooooo!


I hate those underarm hairs. Drives me crazy to have to shave so often, I can't stand them. Otherwise, I'm not a very hairy person. Neither is my hubby thank God! He does get that stubble going too, as bad as yours i just tell him don't even bother to try growing a beard or stache it will only be a blot on his face!
on Mar 16, 2006
---I'll run for the hills if you come in my direction, that or have a razor handy!---

Only run if you don't have silver bullets.
on Apr 13, 2006
Only run if you don't have silver bullets


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