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Q: Women prefer men with stubble for love, sex and marriage

asked by: dfrgg on June 30th, 2008

New User

A study has shown that Stubble is the way to win a woman’s heart, Researchers found that women are more attracted to men with stubbly chins than those with clean-shaven faces or full beards...

Then do you hear sth from women around you?

Replies(6)

worrywart01

replied on June 30th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

i like clean shaven...my bf is clean shaven...but it really depends on the guy...i dont have a prefernce so long as its not a long massive beard or anything

Maddie34

replied on June 30th, 2008

Moderator

I think guys with dark hair who have a full stubble are very attractive, however I liked my ex more when he shaved, especially since he could only really grow a mustache.

And I think mustaches are gross. Very Happy

PenguinsRus

replied on July 1st, 2008

Supporter

I think stubble is attractive but it sucks when kissing someone with stubble. It makes my face all red and scratched up Sad

Sydney123456

replied on July 9th, 2008

Experienced User

If he has the face of a Greek god (chiseled features), bring on the stubble! Bring on anything if that's the case!

But, I hate stubble on my boyf. I love him desperately, but he just doesn't look good with it.

onlyme14

replied on August 5th, 2008

New User

I'm pretty much obsessed with my boyfriends stubble. It's weird, but it's great because of his dark features and hair. But my ex looked really bad with stubble, haha, so I guess it just depends

Lilly Ivy

replied on August 5th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

My husband looks good with his little goatee, but I absolutely love it two days after he shaves his cheeks and neck. I just hate when he goes 2-3 months without shaving, doesn't look good with a beard...

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