Not man enough? This doesn't have anything to do with manliness. He is just an asshole.

**** you

nah, I don't consider you a "real man" if you judge based off stupid Shit like that. grow up, he's clearly still a boy. mentally especially.

Fag

#1 OP isn't in fact hairy because as she stated she shaves everyday. Your logic sounds as stupid as the dumbass that left OP. And OP, if you're ever looking into permanent hair removal, lasering works wonders!! (:

So he can't have a preference on what he is attracted to? He was an asshole about it but did nothing morally wrong.

#29 you said he was an asshole about it, but he did nothing morally wrong... That's pretty contradicting. you should look up what morally means.

33, You're absolutely correct. If you don't want to be with someone end it respectfully and be matured about it. Clearly this one individual has no sense of the above mentioned.

You have no idea if OP is beautiful. She could be extremely ugly

I didn't mean beautiful as in appearance. I count beauty with the person as a whole.

How is this very different from men choosing not to grow beards? She shaves it, so she doesn't have a beard normally. It's not like she decided to grow it or anything.

You said inside an out, so yes, you meant physical beauty as well.

I disagree. Everybody chooses romantic partners based on things that the other person can't control, whether it be personality or physical appearance. If you're not attracted to someone as they are, you're not attracted to that person. How is OP's covering up her hirsutism any different from a woman who slathers on makeup to hide her true features?

I must be the only one offended by this. Just because she has facial hair doesn't mean she's ''more manly" I know you probably didn't mean it that way but I suffer from pcos (I'm lucky I didn't get the hair problem) and it kinda hurts still to be told you're more manly than a male because of facial hair. I mean I wouldn't want to be told that. Just saying. Again I know you probably didn't mean it like that

#43 Shut up he was making a joke obviously.

#48, it may have been a joke but that doesn't mean that #43 can't be offended by it. Especially when they suffer the exact same problem as OP who the comment from #4 is for.

#43 You're not the only one offended by it. It's incredibly offensive. I suffer from some hormone issues as well and have a few stray hairs on my chin every now and then. It's not a huge deal but is still something I'm embarrassed about because people are so judgmental.

Ugh.... I'm personally not too offended by joke, but I tend to get some facial hair. I worked with a lady who always had her facial hair also (very noticeable no matter) but she didn't seem bothered by it. What happened to me with mine was that it was very subtle, but a man literally came up to me and said, "you're a beautiful young woman, but you need to shave", then he rubbed his chin, nodded then walked away again. I've been very uncomfortable with that since I could barely see it, but a random person saw it better. I hate it when others are so judgemental.

Your picture made your comment when better.

I see a blank space. Is that really your comment, or is my phone ******* up? If it indeed is just a blank space, how did it get posted?

Oh thanks I have been working out recently