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Remember folks, no shave november starts today.  Men no shaving your face.  Women no shaving legs and/or armpits.  Its for a good cause.

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IgnatiusofLoyola

Remember folks, no shave november starts today.  Men no shaving your face.  Women no shaving legs and/or armpits.  Its for a good cause.

 

What's the cause?

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Basilisa Marie

What's the cause?

 

Cancer treatment and awareness, usually people spin it for Men's cancers especially (like prostate cancer), to balance out October being breast cancer awareness month. The official No Shave November site says that they're donating all the money they raise this year to the American Cancer Society. 

 

http://www.no-shave.org/

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PhuturePriest

Wussies. 

 

Every month is no-shave month for me.

 

Is this to mean that I've shaved my legs this year more often than you have? :|

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veritasluxmea

idk, I work in a professional environment so as a woman I don't think it would be appropriate to not shave. (I guess men can get away with clean beards.) Even if you can hide it, I still feel it's kind of sketchy. If you have only a few unshaved inches showing above your ankle, I would feel that's inappropriate for a work environment, so you'd have to spend the whole month really covered up and I don't have the wardrobe for that. As for armpits, even with deodorant doesn't cut it after a few hours so I wouldn't want to risk it, ew. 

 

Plus, wouldn't you feel physically uncomfortable if you didn't shave, at least for a week or something? 

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Remember folks, no shave november starts today.  Men no shaving your face.  Women no shaving legs and/or armpits.  Its for a good cause.

 

Those of us with facial hair in the first place can simply donate a sum of money and then sit back and relax :harhar:

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idk, I work in a professional environment so as a woman I don't think it would be appropriate to not shave. (I guess men can get away with clean beards.) Even if you can hide it, I still feel it's kind of sketchy. If you have only a few unshaved inches showing above your ankle, I would feel that's inappropriate for a work environment, so you'd have to spend the whole month really covered up and I don't have the wardrobe for that. As for armpits, even with deodorant doesn't cut it after a few hours so I wouldn't want to risk it, ew. 

 

Plus, wouldn't you feel physically uncomfortable if you didn't shave, at least for a week or something? 

 

When did you start shaving? I began at the age of fifteen because a school nurse made me feel uncomfortable about myself by laughing at my legs and making a disgusted comment. About two years ago I decided that I wanted to stop, as I didn't begin for my own benefit, I only began because someone who should have known better made me feel bad. This discomfort is just a result of pressure, I think.

 

Adult women do have hair. I don't see why it looks unprofessional to be an adult woman in public. Some companies think it's unprofessional for women to be bare-faced and not to pluck their eyebrows and not to wear high heels and whatever else - where does this stop? I think that so long as I'm clean and wearing work-appropriate attire, my body is my own business. Deodorant seems to work just fine whether I'm shaved or not.

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