Single Tropers Club

I personally just like having a Mars bar or a Twix and calling it a day.

Reese's and related chocolate and peanut butter bars are the best.

I like how the club of single people devolved into a discussion of candy.

Snickers and Dr. Pepper to wash it down. I love that stuff.

{Depressed}I'm so done with trying.

Oh come now, I'm sure there's someone out there for you, as cool as you are; you just gotta get past all the jerks.

-Peers from top of the camera.- Did someone mention food? D'aw crap! -falls to the ground below the camera again.-

I notice a conundrum that I hate how I look short-haired and shaven, but once both sets grow out, I've been told by multiple people I have an appearance vaguely described as "dirty".

Though, I mean, I guess it's pretty common. Still.

...I generally only keep my hair long because it hides my abnormally large forehead, anyhow.

edited 2nd Aug '14 5:58:03 PM by TheMike

I've been told the same tho about my hair. Facial hair is something I've been told would look good on me, although my girlfriend won't let me have any until No-shave November. (Don't ask why in still in this thread even though I have a gf)

The only reasons I refuse to keep my facial hair are: 1. It's too itchy and 2. There's this stupid patch of skin that seems to just refuse to fix itself. Kind of annoying really.

I can only grow a patch directly under my chin. It won't spread anywhere else.

...that's noticeable, anyway. I have some sort of weak sideburns going on that grow into my cheeks, but.

Yeah I don't really like facial hair. It just feels weird when it grows long enough and there's something just satisfying about shaving it all off and having a silky smooth face again.

There's nothing satisfying about shaving yourself down to the absolute buck cold,and something very satisfying about being able to make a loud sound when rubbing the chin in thought (something not doable without a beard)

Why the advocacy for facial nudity anyway?

It seems the world of White-Collar office jobs find facial hair "unprofessional", which I suppose is true to an extent when you consider those humongous beards that aren't well-kept. I personally wouldn't mind having facial hair if it would just simply look right and not be so damn scratchy.

There is a hell of a satisfaction when it's uncomfortable as fuck. Oh and also body image issues.

My facial hair doesn't grow nearly long enough to be satisfying, so off it goes.

but goatees tho jon.

evil goatees

Having only, indeed, a small goatee of evil, I imagine it's nowhere near the levels that would get uncomfortable. Hell, I've scratched the weird scruff growing at my cheeks more than my goatee has ever itched.

...I guess it really matters more in social situations than it does at my college (but it'll probably matter once I get a part-time job, too). College is only semi-professional, there's a dude there who grew out his hair (kept under a knit cap) and has a full goatee-mustache thing going, amongst others.

My evil goatee can be easily removed and reattached.

I'm talking real facial hair here. It's itchy, annoying and doesn't grow well enough for me to have a cool mustache.

ah, true that.

Finishing Breaking Bad has me set on those.

Unfortunately, my chin seems to be incapable of going full beard, just irritatingly bushy patches that grow back faster than anything else.

Hey man, if it's a bushy patch on your chin, that's a goatee.

That feeling when you look back on your old posts and realize what a whiny asshole you were.

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Join the club. I find 'blasting' music helps to keep your mind off of it.

I find the people who stick through it are your true friends. It's a good way to tell the difference, at least.