How Do You Feel About Males Who Have Shaved Legs?

I attended a pool party of a male nudist group where I observed two good looking males, who appeared to be in their early 20s, who had long hair down to their shoulders, thin smooth bodies with round bubble butts, small penis, and shaved testicles. Both of them had long shaved legs which were attractive to look at. When a male of similar age, who had a hairy body, walked up them and interacted with them, his large uncut penis became erect. I am curious as to how others feel about males with shaved legs who are nude or wearing shorts. What experiences have you had in having your male legs shaved or shaving the legs of a male?

I have something of a distaste for body hair, anywhere on the body or on either gender. In general I would prefer not to see it as it only distracts from a body's attractiveness.

So, I am all for it. There are some men whose amount of body hair makes me cringe. Really off-putting for any reason, sexual or non-sexual.

That said, I have done it to myself maybe two or three times. I found it too much effort for no practical results as I never go out without long trousers and am alone anyway. And when growing back, it itches like hell. Which is odd cause with genital shaving there is never any itching.

I have something of a distaste for body hair, anywhere on the body or on either gender.

I’m in much the same boat. I’ll deal with it but I’d rather body hair just not be there. As such I’ve kept my legs shaved for a while before switching jobs (I work in a very male dominated industry, gotta scope the people out before I rock up with shaved legs unfortunately) but as a whole I’ve found people generally either don’t take notice, don’t say anything or just don’t care. My wife isn’t bothered by it, she only says something when my legs are smoother than hers lol

I don't care one way or the other about hairy legs

My husband is a bear, a sasquatch, yeti, abominable snowman, whatever, but he lets me shave or wax his crotch once in a while because we like the hairless sensation when we have any kind of sex. He always keeps it trimmed at least. He has had his hair since both of us were in teenagers in puberty and I see no reason to make him change it. Maintaining a full body depilation for someone of his degree of hirsutedness would be a full time job that isn't worth it. Neither is lasering his entire body.

What experiences have you had in having your male legs shaved or shaving the legs of a male?

My legs used to be more hairy when i was younger. Now they are hardly hairy at all. Though my back is still blonde curly hairy.

To answer your question about how i feel about males with shaved legs, i don't give a shit about their legs. Men's legs are not something I pay much attention to.

It's their cocks that have to be cut for me to suck them, regarless of if their legs have 0 hairs or a million.

he lets me shave or wax his crotch once in a while because we like the hairless sensation when we have any kind of sex.

But doesn't it grow back in stubble and therefore less smooth?

I mean, I could see removing the hair from the anal periphery. Out of respect for those who like to have their tongue there and tend to those sensitive nerve endings. But more importantly, it's good to get the hair out of there to prevent having any fuckin dingleberries.

. . . . It's their cocks that have to be cut for me to suck them, regarless of if their legs have 0 hairs or a million.But doesn't it grow back in stubble and therefore less smooth?. . . .

A shave does come back with a stubble because the hair shaft is cut in the middle, creating sharp edges.

The wax comes back very smooth because waxing pulls out the entire hair and a brand new tapered hair has to regrow.

Shaved looks better to me. I agree with some of the posts that hairy is not sexy. This is a personal choice and if you are looking for how many like or don't like, put in for the "like shaved legs".

I'm super hairy. So much so it's embarrassing when I'm in a swim suit. I look like a missing link. All the gals I've been in relationships with haven't minded it, and seemed to like it, so for years I did nothing. But in my mid-40's when I began to get into bi-activities and being feminine and wearing women's undergarments I began shaving my entire body. Back then, people took notice of men who shaved and that was embarrassing going to doctor visits. But today, shaving is accepted, so no big deal.

So overall this is my taste with regard to body hair. I personally don't feel any body hair is attractive on either a man or woman.

I know men typically have more body hair than women and so there is more to shave if you don't want to see it. Removing hair is a difficult proposition. There is shaving, waxing, electrolysis, and laser hair removal. All are inconvenient and come with varying expense. But for men getting rid of body hair is more difficult based on the greater amount they have to remove if they choose to do so.

For decades body hair on women was not viewed as attractive in many parts of the world- it became fashionable to be hairless on the public body parts and then over the past few decades pubic hair started to be shaved or waxed off. Men's body fashions slowly followed and now you see ads for razors or body trimmers for man-scaping.

I feel the human body is very sexy and beautiful while body hair only serves to distract from the flowing lines of the human sculpture. I know some say body hair is natural and a real turn on sexually. And for those that feel this way they should let their hair grow to it's natural length wherever it is on their body. Each person should choose how they want their body to look.

So the OP asked- how do you feel about a man shaving his legs? Well I am all for it if they want to do it. I would go so far as to say a completely smooth and hairless body is what get's my attention whether it be a man or woman.

@ProV1 - I agree with you.

I never had much body hair to being with. I dated a girl who was a laser tech and she convinced me to let her do laser on my whole body so I'm now permanently smooth and hairless. I'm pretty muscular and athletic and most girls and guys like it.

I like smooth male legs as well, defnitely more aesthetic look.

Never much cared for body hair. I was kind of disappointed when mine came in with puberty. I always thought a smooth male body looked better, cleaner, sleeker. Seemed like pubic hair hid my genitals and made them seem smaller, which is not what I wanted at all. Started shaving there when I went away to college, and gradually over the years shaved everywhere including my legs. I like the look and it feels better, if that's possible.

I have shaven my legs for many years, 40 plus years. I like how my legs feel and so does my girlfriend. We don't worry if others like it or not, we do.

Just to follow up.

I workout at LA Fitness (yes they are open now) and I have noticed lots of guys that are hairless while working out on the gym floor. Their legs and arms have no hair. Now some guys don't have much hair but most do. And it is quite obvious these guys are shaving. They have good physiques but they are not prepping for body building competition- they are just wanting to look good.

The point is lots of guys are shaving their bodies, maybe the ones that don't workout too. It really isn't a big deal now. It's a "look" just like tattoos and piercings are a physical look.

I think people are more free today to choose grooming and body fashions than ever before. Some of these choices would have been considered weird or strange but now it's just a choice and we should not judge a book by it's cover.

Different grooming and body fashions have been been around for years. You really have to look beyond what someone looks like before deciding what their all about.

I don't give a good god damn if men want to shave their legs. That is totally up to them.

My husband is a hairy beast and he doesn't give a rat's ass if he looks like an ape in a bathing suit.

I don't care either. He looks like he has a lot of testosterone.

So I'm wondering if we could teach chimpanzees to shave -do you think they'd get into it too?

I mean those fancy 5 blade heads or maybe a good gillette electric body shaver?

Personally in regards to humans I do like smooth. I have shaved my legs- but I am naturally not very hairy-so it isn't a radical change. I have alway shaved the pubes for decades, stomach/back, sometimes forearms/armpits. I've never felt itchy from shaving.

I used to mess with my ex-fiancé in high school and college. I went to a different college and the two colleges would compete. His legs were not very hairy to start with. He ran track and so for some reason they would tape their ankles with white medical tape. So he shaved his ankles. I used to say are you sure you don't want to be a girl? Oh, those silky smooth legs. The first time I said that in front of my parents he got furious. I was just messing with him. I could care less but it was funny watching him turn red.

I had my ankles shaved and taped in college. They still don’t grow hair above where they were shaved.

I used to mess with my ex-fiancé in high school and college.

So he shaved his ankles. I used to say are you sure you don't want to be a girl? Oh, those silky smooth legs. The first time I said that in front of my parents he got furious. I was just messing with him. I could care less but it was funny watching him turn red.

Not a very nice thing to do, especially not in front of someone's parents.

Once my father came into the house while I was helping out with the ironing. He said that I'd make someone a good wife one day. Even though he said it in front of my wife, between my wife and I it didn't matter much, it just reflected on his antiquated notions of masculinity, like going hungry without bothering to make a sandwich. I was quite mad with him because of this, a silly comment perhaps but he was not messing with me, he probably really meant it.

Oh, those silky smooth legs. The first time I said that in front of my parents he got furious. I was just messing with him. I could care less but it was funny watching him turn red.

Oh my how things have changed.

Back in the 60's the ultimate male was Sean Connery who showed his very hairy chest in the Bond movies. Body hair equated to masculinity. Fast forward to the latest James Bond, Daniel Craig and his now iconic scene of him walking out of the ocean super buff and hairless.

Go all the way back to the early 80's and an unknown bodybuilder named Arnold Schwarzenegger was the star in a documentary called Pumping Iron. Smooth and muscular was now very much seen as super sexy. That look started a new wave trend and acceptance of a hairless man's body as being sexy. Also we have all seen clips of the Chippendales and their act and all are hairless not to mention the women in the audience are swooning over these guys. Believe you me, guys take notice seeing what makes women hot and trying to emulate that image and look.

I man not having body hair now doesn't equate to femininity unless the guy wants to act feminine. We have arrived in a very different place where people are choosing a wide variety of physical appearances. We are not locked in to single images of what a man or women is supposed to look like or be considered abnormal if you strayed away from those physical norms.

Depends on the person and their level of hair coverage. Do prefer this to "hair pants" If you wax/shave your ass, you have to at least trim your legs.

Doesn't bother me, its their legs. Only times I've had knowledge of males, or any for that matter, was when it was done for competition in swimming.

Doesn't bother me, its their legs. Only times I've had knowledge of males, or any for that matter, was when it was done for competition in swimming.

I shaved my Ankles and calves in college for sports tape ups. Girls liked it. I didn’t, but ripping the tape off was worse with hair.