Should men shave their pubic hair

Should a man shave his pubic hair? I think

that's a very interesting question. Now,

from my own personal experience, I would

not recommend shaving your pubic hair

because yes, at first it can feel very

nice when it's soft and smooth, but after

a few days when it starts to grow back,

it can be incredibly itchy. One time I

tried shaving all of my pubic hair, and

after a few days when it started to grow

back, it was so unbearably itchy and I was

just scratching myself constantly, and

that doesn't look good. If you really

wanted to remove all of your pubic hair,

then I guess you could try plucking it.

There was this one night when I was in bed

and I couldn't fall asleep, and I just

started plucking, and I plucked, and I

plucked, and I plucked, and about 2 hours

later, I ended up plucking nearly all of

my pubic hair out, and it was so soft and

smooth. It was really nice, but the

problem was it took ages, and And I had to

clear up all the mess. My mattress was

just covered in pubic hair, and I spent

the next 20 minutes or so picking up all

of the pubic hair and trying to clean it

up. And the difference with plucking

versus shaving is after you've plucked,

when the hair starts growing back, it

isn't actually itchy. The thing is with

shaving is after a few days when the hair

starts to grow back, it kind of feels like

you have sandpaper attached to your

genitals, and that doesn't feel nice.

When you pluck the hair, you don't have

this problem. It can be a bit painful when

you first start plucking, but after a

while you soon get used to it and it

actually starts to feel satisfying. It

feels like you're removing something ugly

from your body. I guess you could try

waxing, or you could try one of those

shampoo lotion things that cause all of

the hair to just fall out like magic. But

the thing is, the male genitals, they

don't look that great when there's no

pubic hair. They kind of look like one of

those naked mole rats or a raw chicken

that's about to be put into the oven. I

think it's kind of comparable to facial

hair. I think that a lot of men do look

more attractive when they have beards,

and that's mainly because the beard can

act as a mask. It can hide the

unattractiveness of a man's face. I

remember when there was this one time

where my sister told me that she felt

really disappointed when her ex-boyfriend

shaved off his whole beard and she saw his

real face for the first time. I think

beards are kind of like men's equivalent

of makeup. Women wear makeup to hide their

imperfections, while men can also hide

their imperfections with a beard. Apart

from me. Where's my beard? Oh yeah, I

don't have one. I wouldn't recommend

completely removing all of your pubic

hair, but then I also don't think it's a

good idea to just let it grow. I think

most people would agree that it doesn't

look too attractive when you have a

gigantic bush in between your legs. The

problem with having really long pubic hair

is it can end up covering up too much,

and it can make you seem smaller than you

actually are. I think that the best

solution is to just get a pair of scissors

and trim it. It doesn't take much time.

There's no pain. There's no itchiness,

and And the best thing is it doesn't look

like you have a naked mole rat in between

your legs. Oh, and I have a question for

blonde people. Do blonde people have

blonde pubic hair? I've never actually

seen the pubic hair of a blonde person.

Okay, so now the video's over, I have an

announcement to make. Me and my

girlfriend, we're— we're getting married.

No, not really. We're having a livestream

tomorrow on Friday, UK time, 4 PM GMT.

She won't actually be on the livestream,

she'll be in the livestream chat. So if

you want to ask us questions or you want

to ask her questions, come along to the

livestream. I will be banning people who

are being really offensive or rude to her,

and try and tone it down on the sexual

questions a bit. I don't want to scare her

off. Hey, and welcome back to another

edition of Cooking with Daniel. So today

we have to make the very difficult

decision of which flavor of pot noodle

shall we eat today? Curry flavor or

chicken and mushroom? I think we'll go for

chicken and mushroom. So when you open the

chicken and mushroom pot of pot noodle,

this is what you'll see. You'll have a

sachet of soya sauce, I don't know why

they decided to include soy sauce, but for

some reason soy sauce and chicken and

mushroom flavor do go well together. So

first pour in the soy sauce like this.

There's not much in it. It's kind of

salty, so that's a good thing. Then put it

into the bin. Now we need boiling water.

Now the water's finished boiling, this is

what we do next. Step 1: Pour in the

water.

Now, the water should be about this

amount. It depends how, how much water you

want. I don't like to have too much water.

After you've poured in the water, you can

see what's inside of this a bit more

easily. There's sweet corn, there's green

things— I don't know what that is— and

there's pieces of chicken. It's not

actually chicken, it's like artificial

chicken-flavored soya pieces. And then we

close the lid like this so, so the steam

doesn't get out, so it cooks faster.