Is a shaved body even odd anymore? Every actor these days is as smooth as a baby when their clothes come off it seems.
Is a shaved body even odd anymore? Every actor these days is as smooth as a baby when their clothes come off it seems.
Hi Ceera, I have been clean and smooth for years and have been a few Hospital gowns
and been in exam rooms for EKGs' with no problems.:daydreaming:
I don't ever underdress, but I do shave my legs and I paint my toenails (love the look with stockings) and during the day, I wear socks and runners to work, so naturally not visible. But, I always worry about what would happen if something happened where I was rendered unconscious, and someone else would undress me for whatever procedure the condition might warrant, and although I don't care so much about shaven legs, someone would notice my painted toenails. :doh:
Twice now since then I've had to take off my shirt for a medical appointment - once for an EKG, and once for a sonogram of my heart. In both cases, the nurse didn't blink at me being clean shaven on my torso.
I don't think it's an issue today when men are clean shaven, as I know quite a number of men of all ages who are hairless on their chests and legs, either through electrolysis or waxing - or maybe even naturally. Other factors would be more likely to raise some eyebrows, like under-dressing with hosiery, panties, bra, or painted toenails. However, those items of clothing can easily remain unnoticed since you are given privacy to disrobe for examinations or procedures.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ceera
Maybe we are a bit too myopic on these subjects. It's only those who have not been through medical procedures who show up unshaven. Even attaching electrodes will often have the nurse bringing out a razor and dry shave the area...not fun. Best to shave at home! And they are happy we do it.