Isolation Beard

[G.D. Gentleman]

Hello friends,

Some of you fine gents wear a beard year round and/or more often than not. Kudos to you.

I wanted to start a thread to see who else rarely wears a beard or is a first timer (as is my case) choose this self isolation time period to grow one?


I just reached a month today without shaving (first time ever for me) and the few little bare patches I had at first are now gone. Another month and I will have a full beard I estimate if I choose to keep it.

How is yours going? Do you plan to keep it for the summer?

Cheers

 

[legmann]

I've been working from home since March 16 and have shaved twice, mostly out of boredom if nothing else. The novelty for me begins to fade once I begin to resemble Tom Hanks in Castaway.

 

[Butler1000]

I grow one every winter for warmth.

I was going to wait to shave it off with a barber hot shave but we looking mid June now and I'm not waiting.

One month it hits 20 degrees. I'm done with it then.

 

[MrPrezident]

I had an interesting text exchange today with a retired escort who has been for years in another line of work. She has chosen to grow out her armpit hair. I am at this point held back by an impenetrable border. But I am thinking this could be at least a mood breaker and at most an erection suppressor.

The Prez as a youngster was undeterred with another lady who had a live tarantula in a glass tank in her living room and a python in another tank with weight lifting iron on the top of the tank keeping the reptile at bay. Fortunately and at my request she kept the creatures confined. That first visit to her place became a memorable one night stand.

Circling back to the topic, are hirsute armpits a woody buster for TERBITES? Is confinement producing a Lord of the Flies type decline in grooming standards? Or am I behind the times by not embracing hairy armpits, and also piercings, and tattoos?