"They've booby-trapped their sun!"

[batskeets]

My eyes hurt. x_x

And I am really, really hungry.

BLEH!!

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EDIT: I now have snackage, and am feeling marginally less grumpy. Whee!

It seems that this is the time of year when everyone shaves off their beard or goatee. I mention this because I've noticed probably 3 or 4 people in recent weeks who have cast aside their facial hair for a sleeker look, and if I may say so, it has nicely enhanced their cuteness. Those who were previously furry and surly-seeming now appear to be more approachable. Am I the only one who thinks that, when it comes to a boy's hair, less is generally more? (I reserve the right to exclude people who shave their heads, because, really, only a small percentage of the population has the sufficiently not-funny-shaped head that is required for a buzz-cut.)

Of course, I've always been on the opinion that, if you've got a good face, there's no reason to cover it with a bunch of prickly hairs. So, to these newly-clean-shaven folk, I say: Yes, continue to shave!

Comments

[aniline.livejournal.com]

Spiffy!

[mathsnerd]

outgoing.

[randvek.livejournal.com]

When it comes to facial hair, I generally apply the rule of 35. That is, if you're under 35, you can't pull it off, so learn how to shave.

[himitsu.livejournal.com]

I generally prefer no facial hair; however, there are some guys who can pull it off (like my boyfriend, ironically enough). Usually I find that such guys have a really young-looking face (and not in a good way), and the facial hair just helps to cancel that out rather than looking surly or what have you.

[damnathan1.livejournal.com]

uncanny