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no way love hairy men legs
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I love the feel of crisp hair under my toes as I slide my legs up and down my mans Please please leave those legs alone
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NOOO!
Unless you're Ryan Lochte and and are a swimmer, no. Or a bodybuilder, but I dislike bodybuilders.
Hairy legs are natural/normal. Put the razor down. It'll be okay.
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lol....no! sorry i had to laugh at this one. I'm not against it if a guy wants to shave his legs...i mean it's ur body....i just prefer them the way they r, manly;) Plus i just find it soooo hot on a man<3
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No way, too feminine!
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No way. I like men to be manly.
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Joined: 10/31/2011
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i find it interesting you gals don't like it, i consider myself a guys guy however i also cycle so from time to time i do shave. the guys give me shit about it, but it doesn't bother me. My wife says either shaved or hair, she doesn't like the stubble. the vain side of me does think it makes the legs look nicer.
t-rexxx
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Shaved men...yuck! Don't do it. I think a guy who shaves is just showing how high maintenance he is and that is not what I like in a guy. I want a guy who is a guy.
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Should women shave theirs? I think it's pretty much fine if they do, but I know far fewer women who do than don't. My post saying that guys shouldn't unless they're swimmers (or another type of athlete for whom it's relevant) pretty much applies to women too. It's not really a factor when I'm considering how attractive somebody is. I don't shave my beard, and some people think that makes me unattractive.
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it's up the guy if he wants to
"I went into the woods because I wanted to live deliberately. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life... to put to rout all that was not life; and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived." from Dead Poets Society
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Location: Canada
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Absolutely not! Nothing is less sexy than man who shaves more than i do - ugh :P
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fuck .... NO!!!
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No No No,hair is what makes a man a man leave the shaving to us ladies
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Lmao! Ahh I always tease my boyfriend & tell him he has chubacca legs but no I don't rly want him to shave lol I do love the manscaping though ;)
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Hell no..guys are guys hair on legs and chest ...leave the shaving of legs to us women
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I am not a fan off lots of body hair.
But, so long as his under arms and chest are kept tidy i dont have a problem.
Back hair however is a turn off for me, but as far as his legs are concerned i dont mind either way so long as he does it for his own gratification. If he doesnt want to himself, then he shouldnt feel the need to!
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NEVER
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Location: StrangeLand, New Zealand
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Lol, my teenage brother shaves his legs. He thinks its incredibly amusing to see everyones reactions, especially his rugby team. But that was all before they got in on it. Now I'd be surprised to see any boy from his school with hair on their legs. And recently, they've decided its even more amusing/sexier to shave one bare and leave the other natural - wtf? right. I know! Boys!! (sigh)
Men however, please don't - unless thats what you're into. Then totally! :D But you're wearing pants in public :P
Evil Brain Angel Heart - E.B.A.H
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Location: Exactly where I should be!, United Kingdom
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Why stop at the legs??
to the original question... Hell no, I like men pretty much as they are, (minus a back carpet).
Now with audio!!!!
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Ewww no!! The only time I think it is okay for men to shave their legs is if they are a swimmer. :)
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For me this is more about the principle...I don't like guys that spend a daft amount of time and/or money on their looks. That's what turns me off about it as opposed to the look and feel of guys have shaved legs.
So for me the answer is: if there's a reason other than vanity. I don't mind it as it goes....but I don't like my guys to be mirror-poncers.
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Men definitely should not shave their legs unless it is for a sport such as cycling or swimming.......I have noticed my own getting blonder and thinner as the years go on.......and as LittleBambi says, leave vanity in the mirror where it belongs.......
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Only cross dressers and competition body builders!
Bunny12
 Bunny Rabbits cute and fuzzy they want to love you but they have razor sharp teeth - don't piss them off!
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Personally, I never wear shorts and seldom am at the pool or seashore, so I don't see the point. But if became a cultural thing, no problem.
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ByronLord wrote:
Definitely not unless they are competing in sports where it is necessary, e.g. swimming (cuts drag) or cycling (I am told something to do with what happens when you fall off and slide across tarmac...)
Easier to clean any wounds you get from gravel and such if you have shaved legs, so basically just hygiene. Don't think I'd ever do it other than drunken laugh or something like that. 
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