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Hey men of IIN, is it normal to shave my entire body? (not including eyebrows or head hair) I completely wax and shave my body as I feel this makes me a bit less masculine and I feel more free. Is it normal? P.S guys or girls message me if you wanna chat about this or just anything really
| Yeah it's normal and I would/do it | 14 | |
| Its normal but I don't do it | 14 | |
| It's not normal but I still do it | 1 | |
| It's not normal and I don't do it | 14 |
It's your body, and you have free will. You're able to do whatever you need to make yourself feel comfortable.
It's your preference, nothing wrong with that. :3 Lots of athletes do it because it makes them more streamlined.
Don't know if it's normal, but it finally got to that time of year where I pruned back a lot more than I normally would so I'm nearly in the same position as you. I live in a city with a strong urban heat island effect and which is noticeably more humid than most places.
The only place I left completely untouched was my forearms because I have a very weird insect bite which caused a lot of swelling to an area the size of my palm and I didn't want to go near that. Nor did I just want to do one arm. :/
Seriously get a doctor's opinion on that insect bite.
Anyway, yes I suppose its normal. Actually I've never shaved my legs before, I'd be worried that it would grow back spiky. Ouch!
I did actually consider it but this is the fourth bite in a month (all in different places on my body) and they've all reacted the same way for a few days (severe swelling and skin noticeably hotter than usual) and then gone down leaving what looks for all the world like a nipple.
I actually have four nipples as I type this. :)
Cyst? http://www.acnetreatmentserum.com/cystic/cystic%20acne.jpg
Being 'hot' at night and all.
Yeah, it looks a bit like that, but without the pus and a very clear puncture wound. The swelling is hard and muscular (like a nodular thing) and the skin in the area is noticeably hot (all the time) and itchy. Just hoping it's not the dreaded mozzies that they keep saying will bring dengue from Africa.