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Author Topic: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?  (Read 2020 times)

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    Because as a woman I'm not attracted to men with beard much and men with coarse, greasy face skin with pimples... But I was told by some men that this is how masculiine men will be.

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #1 on: March 16, 2023, 08:35:05 AM »
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  • You were told by some men?  Why are you discussing these things with men?  


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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #2 on: March 16, 2023, 05:54:21 PM »
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  • Beards are just a cultural and/or fashion thing.

    As for skincare, whether or not you have acne or poor skin is mostly genetic and skincare only helps to a small extent. You get people who wash their faces and use 10 different products religiously with acne, and people who do nothing but shower with none. Anyway, that said, I don't think washing your face as a man is feminine at all, but going over the top and obsessing over it might be. Being overly fixated on one's appearance is generally a flaw women suffer more than men.

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #3 on: March 16, 2023, 08:35:32 PM »
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  • Do you have a history of taking birth control? Birth control disturbs the hormones and makes women desire smoother, more baby-featured men. A lot of your girls are out on contraceptives as teenagers. If you're recently removed from birth control, give it some more time. 

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #4 on: March 16, 2023, 08:36:09 PM »
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  • Do you have a history of taking birth control? Birth control disturbs the hormones and makes women desire smoother, more baby-featured men. A lot of your girls are out on contraceptives as teenagers. If you're recently removed from birth control, give it some more time.
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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #5 on: March 16, 2023, 08:43:03 PM »
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  • Do you have a history of taking birth control? Birth control disturbs the hormones and makes women desire smoother, more baby-featured men. A lot of your girls are out on contraceptives as teenagers. If you're recently removed from birth control, give it some more time.
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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #6 on: March 16, 2023, 09:47:20 PM »
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    Mith wasn’t making a joke. Just stating a possibilty.

    I have a theory that males conceived by women who are using contraceptives tend to effeminacy.  I believe some research has been done on this.
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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #7 on: March 16, 2023, 10:02:36 PM »
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  • Mith wasn’t making a joke. Just stating a possibilty.

    I have a theory that males conceived by women who are using contraceptives tend to effeminacy.  I believe some research has been done on this.

    That never occurred to me before, but you might actually be on to something there.  

    Could that be part of the "gαy" and gender-confused epidemic that is going on these days?

    And even though this isn't strictly effeminacy, maybe a contributing factor to lower sperm counts, as compared to years past?  


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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #8 on: March 16, 2023, 10:42:22 PM »
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  • Some men can't grow beards!  It's a genetic thing followed by personal presence.  I've seen a lot more bearded men the last 10 years or so.  I think it's Game of Thrones fault to an extent and the Manosphere to another extent because now "it's in" and "cool."  

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
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    Because as a woman I'm not attracted to men with beard much and men with coarse, greasy face skin with pimples... But I was told by some men that this is how masculiine men will be
    First, course greasy skin and pimples is not attractive to most women. If someone is telling you anything different they are motivated by something to say that. Facial hair is like hairstyles or clothing styles, it is a largely cultural and fashion related decision on the part of the individual. If you do not prefer men with facial hair, that is your personal choice. There are plenty of high testosterone, masculine males who choose to shave their faces. There are also many low testosterone, non masculine  men with beards. There is zero correlation between masculinity and facial hair. You know what group of people think it is more manly to have a beard and it is not manly to shave? Uneducated Muslims in places like Afghanistan. Do not let people who think like moronic Muslims influence your thinking.

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #10 on: March 18, 2023, 09:36:49 AM »
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  • First, course greasy skin and pimples is not attractive to most women. If someone is telling you anything different they are motivated by something to say that. Facial hair is like hairstyles or clothing styles, it is a largely cultural and fashion related decision on the part of the individual. If you do not prefer men with facial hair, that is your personal choice. There are plenty of high testosterone, masculine males who choose to shave their faces. There are also many low testosterone, non masculine  men with beards. There is zero correlation between masculinity and facial hair. You know what group of people think it is more manly to have a beard and it is not manly to shave? Uneducated Muslims in places like Afghanistan. Do not let people who think like moronic Muslims influence your thinking.
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    Not "maybe because you're on birth control" and wonder why no woman ever want to date them


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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #11 on: March 18, 2023, 09:39:05 AM »
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  • Still nobody answered it but OP asked also would it be a feminine thing to use skincare. Because I've heard men saying even skincare products like facewash, lotion even shampoo for men are just gαy stuffs. For real tho?

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #12 on: March 18, 2023, 10:27:01 AM »
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  • That never occurred to me before, but you might actually be on to something there. 

    Could that be part of the "gαy" and gender-confused epidemic that is going on these days?

    And even though this isn't strictly effeminacy, maybe a contributing factor to lower sperm counts, as compared to years past? 

    I've heard that it could also be partly due to putting murdered baby cells in νассínеs, so that baby boys get injected with some girl cells, and girls with boy cells.  

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #13 on: March 18, 2023, 10:35:17 AM »
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  • First, course greasy skin and pimples is not attractive to most women. If someone is telling you anything different they are motivated by something to say that. Facial hair is like hairstyles or clothing styles, it is a largely cultural and fashion related decision on the part of the individual. If you do not prefer men with facial hair, that is your personal choice. There are plenty of high testosterone, masculine males who choose to shave their faces. There are also many low testosterone, non masculine  men with beards. There is zero correlation between masculinity and facial hair. 

    ^Ditto. 

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    Re: Are men supposed to grow beard and not use skincare products?
    « Reply #14 on: March 18, 2023, 10:50:49 AM »
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  • Skin products are a psyop, most of them are poison. If you wouldn't eat it, don't put it on your skin. Facial acne is mostly due to gut issues or a vitamin A deficiency. Wash with water and sometimes baking soda. If one need moisturizer use something like beef tallow. So yes men (and women) should not use skincare products.