therealzyzz
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As an Arab bodybuilder guy, dealing with thick, dense body and facial hair made it virtually impossible to feel comfortable in my own skin. I vividly remember the first time I used a hair removal cream to clear it all off it was the single best feeling I had ever experienced. Driven by that sense of relief, I committed to full body and facial laser hair removal. Since I never felt a beard suited me anyway, I decided to laser that off as well.
For the first time in my life, I finally got to experience what it felt like to be genuinely clean. Even my sleep improved. My skin completely transformed: the chronic pimples across my body disappeared, I no longer overheat or sweat as easily, and I don't develop body odor nearly as quickly. Life has become entirely different and incomparably better. I finally feel comfortable, hygienic, and truly human and not a monkey anymore.
The Reality of My Dating Life: Cultural Differences
When it comes to dating, the feedback has been highly mixed and largely dependent on cultural background:
Asian Women: Have never complained. In fact, they actively praise me for having smooth, hairless body and facial skin.
South American Women: Ive banged a single girl from there, I haven't had the opportunity to find them where I live.. its mostly asians or westerners
Western Women: In my experience, only Western women have expressed negativity or questioned the lack of forearm and leg hair.
The Pros:
- Constant Cleanliness: A perpetual, refreshing feeling of being clean.
- Reduced Sweat: Significantly less sweating and overheating throughout the day.
- Odor Control: Sweating no longer triggers rapid body odor.
- Clear Skin: Total elimination of trapped bacteria, body pimples, and skin infections.
The Cons:
- Social Judgment: Some women give strange looks or even display outright aversion to a hairless male body.
- Awkward Questions: Constantly being asked, "Why don't you have hair on your arms???" or "Do you shave your arms???"
- Peer Ridicule: Other men occasionally mock the lack of leg hair or question the lack of arm hair.
- The 50/50 Gamble: You face a permanent coin flip of social acceptance; you are highly likely to encounter some form of judgment or teasing.
The Final Verdict: Was Full-Body Laser Worth It?
Hell yes. Having no body hair is infinitely better than being completely overgrown. The thought of having to manually groom, shave, and trim my entire body every single week for the rest of my life is exhausting, and it is absolutely not something I am willing to do.
Furthermore, as a muscular guy, it is incredibly easy to navigate awkward questions. When girls ask why I am hairless, I use highly believable, masculine excuses that instantly shut down the questioning:
"I'm prepping for a bodybuilding competition/fitness shoot."
"I'm getting a massive tattoo piece done tomorrow, so I had to shave the area completely."
These excuses usually work fine, if you guys have others, let me know
How about the rest of you who are hairless?
What have your dating experiences been like across different cultures and races?
For the first time in my life, I finally got to experience what it felt like to be genuinely clean. Even my sleep improved. My skin completely transformed: the chronic pimples across my body disappeared, I no longer overheat or sweat as easily, and I don't develop body odor nearly as quickly. Life has become entirely different and incomparably better. I finally feel comfortable, hygienic, and truly human and not a monkey anymore.
The Reality of My Dating Life: Cultural Differences
When it comes to dating, the feedback has been highly mixed and largely dependent on cultural background:
Asian Women: Have never complained. In fact, they actively praise me for having smooth, hairless body and facial skin.
South American Women: Ive banged a single girl from there, I haven't had the opportunity to find them where I live.. its mostly asians or westerners
Western Women: In my experience, only Western women have expressed negativity or questioned the lack of forearm and leg hair.
The Pros:
- Constant Cleanliness: A perpetual, refreshing feeling of being clean.
- Reduced Sweat: Significantly less sweating and overheating throughout the day.
- Odor Control: Sweating no longer triggers rapid body odor.
- Clear Skin: Total elimination of trapped bacteria, body pimples, and skin infections.
The Cons:
- Social Judgment: Some women give strange looks or even display outright aversion to a hairless male body.
- Awkward Questions: Constantly being asked, "Why don't you have hair on your arms???" or "Do you shave your arms???"
- Peer Ridicule: Other men occasionally mock the lack of leg hair or question the lack of arm hair.
- The 50/50 Gamble: You face a permanent coin flip of social acceptance; you are highly likely to encounter some form of judgment or teasing.
The Final Verdict: Was Full-Body Laser Worth It?
Hell yes. Having no body hair is infinitely better than being completely overgrown. The thought of having to manually groom, shave, and trim my entire body every single week for the rest of my life is exhausting, and it is absolutely not something I am willing to do.
Furthermore, as a muscular guy, it is incredibly easy to navigate awkward questions. When girls ask why I am hairless, I use highly believable, masculine excuses that instantly shut down the questioning:
"I'm prepping for a bodybuilding competition/fitness shoot."
"I'm getting a massive tattoo piece done tomorrow, so I had to shave the area completely."
These excuses usually work fine, if you guys have others, let me know
How about the rest of you who are hairless?
What have your dating experiences been like across different cultures and races?
