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>You don't need to shave every day, especially with 2024 social norms, you choose to. different people have vastly different shaving needs, you can't put every
by fsckboy 2y ago
>You don't need to shave every day, especially with 2024 social norms, you choose to.
different people have vastly different shaving needs, you can't put everybody in the same box like that. learn to be curious about other people's experiences, and their reasons, you can choose to too!
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- blueflow 2y agoShaving is a hassle. If people insist that its part of their life, its their choice and thus largely their own responsibility.
- organsnyder 2y agoGoing against social norms often comes at a cost. Many people have enough other things going against them that they need to get whatever small advantages they can.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoShowering is also a hassle. How far do you want to take this logic?
- blueflow 2y agoThat is still your responsibility. I did not go farther than that.
- harimau777 2y agoI'm not sure that anyone is suggesting that it isn't their own responsibility. No one is saying that someone else should have to shave them or something.
- true_religion 2y agoI am curious what the needs would be with regards to shaving? It really does seem more like a personal choice, social norm dependent topic, like fashion or makeup. Is there someone who need to shave fully for non cosmetic reasons?
- baseballdork 2y agoMilitary?
- astura 2y ago>Is there someone who need to shave fully for non cosmetic reasons? Firefighters.
- woleium 2y agoArmy, air force, but not navy.
- harimau777 2y ago[flagged]
- fsckboy 2y ago>I am curious what the needs would be with regards to shaving? thickness of individual hairs. density of follicles per unit area. hair growth rate. color of hair. do you get a 5-o'clock shadow? how about a noon shadow? how about just a 3 day dusting if you look close enough? do the people hiring you already consider you swarthy? does your neck break out in razor burn if you shave too close, putting you a day behind from the get go? >really does seem more like a personal choice, social norm dependent topic social norms are not personal choices, and what you call curious is what I call obtuse, but that's personal preference (based on norms I've observed). Two words for you to carry away from this, son: pseudofolliculitis barbae https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudofolliculitis_barbae https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudofolliculitis_barbae
- dwaltrip 2y ago
- partdavid 2y agoMany takes in this thread are people not realizing this and having a really narrow view of what people are shaving, and why, and what might or might not work for them--inappropriately generalizing their own constraints and desires to others.