More of a MAN???

[BossHogg]

Some people say that the sign of pubic hair starting to grow is a sign of you becoming a MAN and that you need a lot of hair to show off your man hood.

My question is, is it true that having a lot of pubic hair or any at all is being manly?
What are your thoughts ?

[ImCoolBeans]

I've never heard this before, and I'd venture to say no.

[senior.2013]

I'd say no. When I trim my pubes does that make me less of a man. I surely dont think so.

[Jose]

Pubic hair is just a guys hormones changing to manhood sexually no differet than facial or armpit a man is measured by how he accepts the responsiabilty

[wattado]

Some people say that but in todays world most people shave their pubic hair so i dont believe your anymore of a man by having hair. but it is one of the signs that people think of when going into manhood. but really it is just your age that means anything.

[Dark Sparrow]

I Think more people go natural than shave Marra, but getting pubes is the first major seeible sign and what makes u start to look like a man rarther than a boy

[kaiba]

yea i agree that having lots of hair makes you seem more manly, but it doesnt really matter how much ya have

[digzchickz]

meh everybody has different amounts of hair, it doesn't make anybody more manly than another guy

[Manga]

I've never heard this before, and I'd venture to say no.

This.

[Overcast]

i mean its just hair, and like some said lots of guys clean it up down there anyways. it just means that its a physical indicator that your body is maturing, or being man-like i suppose

[Tonebone88]

I don't think how much hair you have dictates how manly you are. However, some people see hair as a sign of manliness.

[Fruity Drink]

Does losing hair make you less of a man?

Hair is hair... Is doesn't matter, don't let society's views effect your Opinion on what makes YOU a man.

[curious_boy_13]

i say no...more how "big" it is.

[Silicate Wielder]

A deep voice is a real sign your becoming a man in my opinion.

[spartanrob]

Well I guess getting pubes is a sign of puberty, growing from a boy to a man, but I really don't like body hair so I trim and almost all of the guys on my soccer and baseball teams and most of my friends trim or shave. I think it used to be seen as manly to have lots of hair but I don't think that is so true anymore.

[Chris95]

It doesn't MAKE you one but it makes you look like one.

[canadaski]

The only reason you would need a lot of hair is to show off how much hair you have. In the end it all boils down to your personal preference.

[mrmooers]

In a way I guess it shows that you're starting your change to become a man but having it doesn't necessarily mean you are a man

[Tim_1995]

I'm agreeing with everyone ! It doesn't make you anymore manlier than any other person

[oneDay]

Women grow pubic hair. Does that make them like men? No, and I believe it's the same for "men" as well. I would never use a physical characteristic, myself or another person, to help me define and characterize what and who I am. And theoretically, if the entire world didn't have eyes, would it make a difference?

[Dylman215]

I think having body hair is a thing of the past. Nowadays many young men shave or trim while the older guys are still hairy. I personally like going natural and in a way it does make me feel manly. But that's just me:P

[Clawhammer]

Kid, listen here. If we could know the facts, some of the greatest men of our world were probably a lot less hairy than others. It's not about muscles or body hair, laddy, it's about being a man. Not looking like one.

[Benbomber]

Growing hair is the start of being a man, because it is the start of puberty, but i dont think you have to be vary hairy to be manly.

[Benm]

pubic hairs don't make you any manlier

[Eric57]

In general, no, having a lot of pubes or having a lot of body hair doesn't make you a man. It may make you LOOK more manly, but it doesn't actually make you a man.

[Cameron14]

In a general metaphorical sense it is used like this. ("This will put hairs on your chest" etc) but there is no basis in fact in modern society.

[speakfire]

It's genetics and puberty. Hair comes in when puberty starts and how much you get really just depends on family genetics and has nothing at all to do with how manly a person is. Though I will say in my opinion shaving it all off will work against you if you want to look manly.

[DerBear]

OP banned and thread bumped :locked: