Yes, yes, YES! but for the records, my bf's facial hair is somehow very soft and not prickly at all. Could also be that everything feels like cotton candy when i touch him - who knows

Nope, my father is hairy and I don't have a daddy complex so it's a complete turn off for me. (My father has had a moustache for my entire life (26) years)

>>16591240
So, everything that reminds you of your dad is a no-go? I have bad news about you and a possible daddy-issue...

I like it.

>>16591252

>Dont like things that remind you of your parents

"Daddy/mommy issue"

>Like things that resemble your parents

"Daddy/mommy issue"

God damn pop psychology. What a joke

Yes, but not that guy. He looks like the devil.

Women like beards

I can vouch for this. I was a virgin with 21 years and could never grow a beard properly. Then I decided "fuck it" and decided to just grow out my chin beard and mustache and see what it looked like.

It ended up looking like a blonde shaggy goatee, an absolute shame to beards everywhere, but it was a beard.

And then I fucked a lesbian.

The proof is in the puddin

>>16591263
I usually don't jump to conclusions, but if a MOUSTACHE (a detail that a lot of men have in common, like having green eyes or brown hair) is a COMPLETE TURN-OFF for you because your dad has one - well, you do the math

so they dont mind the moustache is in the way?

>>16591395
As long as it's not to the point of causing redness/ scratching, most chics won't mind if they are into you.

>>16591240
>>16591263
You bringing up your father for no reason whatsoever means you have daddy issues.
The guy asked you what you think about facial hair. NO ONE was talking about you kissing your father.
If your father influences what you want from a partner there's an issue.
Just imagine if I said ''my mom was a blonde so I don't want to fuck a blonde girl because blondes remind me of fucking my mother''. What the fuck?