Facial Hair

[Drella]

Originally Posted by krustymcc

If some of these answers are from experienced men of the world, they are from self-centred experienced men of the world.

If you tell her about this, or initiate the process, using friends or relatives, you are making your feelings on the subject a priority. You are effectively telling her that she is imperfect and that she needs to improve.

It's up to her to decide whether it's something she wants to change. If you love her, a few bristles aren't going to tip the balance and, believe me, this is how she will see it.

Keep schtum, mate - if you care about your 'good lady'.

I don't believe that is true, but I guess it depends on the woman.

Use your discretion... if you think she's the type who can handle it, then tell her. You know her best, and -based on her personality- you should know the most appropriate way to handle it (or if you should leave it). I'm a woman and if I had some easily remedied issue going on, I would want someone to tell me. Chances are that her co-workers, friends, strangers, supervisors, etc. all notice, too. If she's the type not to care, then more power to her.

[billybunter]

I had a girlfriend who was tortured by little stray hairs on her face. She got up very early and plucked them out. I really felt sorry for her, because a woman with hair on her face is not allowed in our society. She had lazer treatment in the end to kill the hairs.

[Warren G]

Originally Posted by Dannii_Fan

it's gotta be easier than telling her that her pussy smells of fish at least....???

Yeah..how do you handle that one? I went with a woman a few years ago that I was absolutely crazy about. One day we slept together, and I wandered down there, and almost passed out! It was awful. What makes it even harder is that she's a very nice and classy lady, we had great affection and feelings for each other. Slipping someone a breath mint is one thing, but I don't think I could slip her a bottle of douche..

[larsson]

thanks for all the advice , both serious and funny.my partner is a very sensitive type which is something i really like in her so this explains my hesitancy.its not that i beleive in some Edwardian idea of how women should look or be its just that its a bit jaggy and a bit offputting sometimes.And before anyone asks, I keep myself the right amount of clean shaven for her...

Warren thats a tragic tale.Makes me think surely someone could invent mouth fresheners for the other pair of lips.

[vo1v0d]

Oblique Strategy. Say it is time she had her eyes tested as her normally flawless face......well, you missed a bit.