To shave or not to shave (women's legs)

[steve-in-kville]

I am always suspicious of a woman that has more facial hair than I do.

[Joy]

But can you imagine how terribly embarrassing it must be to her? For the rest of her life? I think a little mercy is in order.

[steve-in-kville]

But can you imagine how terribly embarrassing it must be to her? For the rest of her life? I think a little mercy is in order.

Perhaps we need a thread/poll on when its acceptable to seek hormone therapy? (I'm being serious)

[Josh]

The woman's "beard" style was more like a goatee, but more interestingly, her moustache was shaved off, just like her husband's.

Please tell me I am not the only one disturbed by this.

I admired their consistency.

But it seems if men should cut their head hair, trimming their beards is also appropriate.

[Joy]

But can you imagine how terribly embarrassing it must be to her? For the rest of her life? I think a little mercy is in order.

Perhaps we need a thread/poll on when its acceptable to seek hormone therapy? (I'm being serious)

It's kind of like men growing breasts. Which is not all that unusual any more, just a little easier to hide.

[Laurell]

Perhaps we need a thread/poll on when its acceptable to seek hormone therapy? (I'm being serious)

Uh oh, don't get Josh started on hormone therapy....

[Josh]

If someone who is male or female has low levels of male or female hormones due to a medical problem, taking those hormones might be a good idea.

I am opposed to male people taking female hormones and vice versa when the person is confused about whether they are male or female.

[MaxPC]

Without doubt this thread ranks in the top 10 fascinating threads on MN.

[steve-in-kville]

Without doubt this thread ranks in the top 10 fascinating threads on MN.

This thread has certainly checked off a lot of boxes

[Signtist]

But can you imagine how terribly embarrassing it must be to her? For the rest of her life? I think a little mercy is in order.

The women I was thinking of had no church to give "guidance" on facial hair. But yes, mercy is always in order.