you know razors with blades arent that hard... just dont slide them sideways and then you wont get cut

I know this sounds mean, but it's honestly kind of pathetic that a grown man can't shave with a blade.

1: it is mean 2: it doesn't make him any less of a man not being able to shave with a blade. 3: I hate people who make people few bad for something they can't do by claiming that it makes them Less of ----

Are you from the Netherlands? Are you him? Do you have the same hair and skin type? Personally I can't use electric I always get ingrown hairs and it doesn't do a good job on my hair. For him he finds blades to cut him up like the joker. What ever you are used to and works is what you should stick to. Judging people on what works the way it needs to is a poor attempt at belittling someone else.

Why not go to a barber shop? As a barber myself, I can tell you it wouldn't take more than 10 minutes to get the job done, you could have done that in your lunch break or even before going to work(there are some barber shops that open up before 8:00 AM)

I use an old electric hair clippers to shave. So if you have one of those are around give it a shot.

I know this is super random and not at all having anything to do with the FML, but I have a friend from the Netherlands and I'm learning Dutch (but I'm really bad at it). Just thought I'd share since you're from the Netherlands.

OP, you should have gone to work with a suit that's professional on one side and kind of crazy patterned on the other and flipped a coin for decision making all day and just said you were Two Face!

NOG!

41: THAT IS GLORIOUS

suck it up and learn to shave. it is a basic skill right next to spelling ones own name and tying ones own shoes. it is something you should have learned long ago.

oh yeah 57 i know i remember the day in pre-k that the class was taught to shave! Seriously man, nothing wrong with just using electric. Same goes with women, i know some who shave and some that use an epilator.

35, what do you think OP was using in the first place?

#59, for a second I thought you mean nothing wrong with using electric women.

@59 did I say it was taught at the same time? no all I said was that it was a basic skill basic skills by their nature are, well basic, and yet still a skill something not inherent like breathing. spelling ones one name and tying shoes are great examples they are super easy to do. everyone with I suppose the exception of religons with prohibitions on shaving should know how to shave. man or woman or whatever. other examples of basic skills, since the other ones leave you clearly confused, inclued boiling water, pumping gas and checking e-mail, all of these like shaving could be taught to a functional adult in give or take 10 minutes and are so simple that once you get in really any practice at all you are golden. I also have no issue with electric razors but just because I don't have an issue with a kitchen stove doesn't mean I don't know how to use a camp fire even if I cook on one only 3 times a year. to clarify how easy shaving is I taught myself how to shave at 14 I watched a guy do it on a T.V. (nothing instructional just part of a show) and have been successfully shaving every other day since.

#62 no I mean hair clippers for haircuts not facial hair. Too of the head hair not facial hair. Scalp not chin.

That's pretty cool. Must be hard.

I always use a straight razor, electronic shavers give me a bad rash.

I personally prefer the shaving cream on the face look tbh

I read that 3 times and still thought you said transgender

Soup can sam, anyone?