retired_imran_ryd

1) Shave + trim combo
2) prefer it like that
3) England
4) Yes, married
5) 34

retired_linton_justin

Natural
cba
UK
Yes
29

retired_bball3378

So, is the theory that younger men (especially ones on the market) are more likely to trim, and whilst generally claiming it’s for hygiene / sartorial reasons are probably hoping it makes things look bigger?

The older / married / long term relationship people tend to go natural. They may claim it’s a sign of confidence, but it’s really just an example of base mail laziness and an indication that realised their other half has simply decided to put up with what they’ve got.

Natural
cba
UK
Married
31

and if you'd asked me 10 years ago:

Natural
never really crossed my mind
UK
Single
21

retired_bball3378

Or has the younger generation bought into this male grooming thing far more than old crusties like me, bert and BG?

retired_therob

1. Do you shave/trim or wax your pubic hair or go natural? Natural
2. What's the motivation for your choice? Shaving seems a bit gay, and I'm told guys mainly do it to make themselves look bigger.
3. Which country do you currently reside in? England
4. Are you in a relationship? Yes
5. How old are you? 26

retired_ecmoore

1) get clippers on the stuff, for a tight trim.
2) hygiene
3) Yorkshire
4) not anymore (as of last week)
5) 28 (nearly)

BarryLFC

1. Natural
2. Don't see why I should, though my fiancée keeps telling me to get it sorted.
3. Scotland
4. yes, engaged
5. 26

retired_kaila4337

1. Trim
2. Did it once "just to see" and now keep it tidy - looks & feels better
3. England
4. Yes
5. 23

retired_fabricodalacosta

Maybe, James. Perhaps the younger lads see it as normal with male grooming now perhaps more important than it was 10/15 years ago. I guess us older lads look after ourselves, but shaving your bits is one step too far, IMO. Although perhaps they are going for the American porn-star look.

retired_therob

I don't get these reasons tbh.

Hygiene - how is it more hygienic? Unless you're shagging prostitutes and not washing for days afterwards, what are the actual risks of getting lice? Not much. If you wash every day I can't see how there can be an issue here.

Tidiness - Since when does that area have to be 'tidy'? It's not a Barratts show-home ffs. 95%+ of the time its going to be under wraps anyway. I guess there's an argument to be made that girls might prefer it, but there's something pretty similar then about modelling one's genetalia on that of a pre-pubescent child.