movember and crossdressing

[jillcutie]

I am wondering how many of us (if any at all) will be giving up our femme hairless faces for a hairy stache this month?

I am on the fence as of right now but I feel that I would want to participate this year

[Fran Moore]

No way on the 'stache. Could I just make a donation at the checkout stand instead?

Suzanne

[Eryn]

It's going to be a bit sparse for me after three laser treatments... :)

[thechic]

sorry it would take me over a month to grow just a couple of longish hairs,so i am out.

[erickka]

Cold weather=runny noses. A stache with that happening....EWWWWWW!

[t-girlxsophie]

Just went 5 days without Dressing and that nearly done for me lol,Imagine me after 30 days,carted of to the Funny Farm :)

Sophie

[Karren H]

Mo way... Josie.. Shaved my facial hair off almost a decade ago and it will never come back.

[Loni]

hair on the face...no way for this girl.

[pennylee]

facial hair?? Ya trying to look like your friends mother??????????

[marlaNYC]

not a chance. snowballs in hell, etc.

[LeaP]

No way, never! There's nothing about facial hair that I like. If I could, it would be gone permanently.

Lea

[Sara Jessica]

Silly Jill, facial hair is for boys! ;)

Something about the combination of my own genetics and electrolysis makes this a complete non-starter anyways.

[Michelle 2]

I have been clean shaven for the last 17 years. So it is not going to happen for this girl either.

Michelle

[kendra_gurl]

Perhaps if someone broke every mirror in the house.:daydreaming:

Its November for me when all the rest of my body hair comes off. Arms too.

[Heelsnlegs]

Nope. November is my favorite month when all the hair comes off and I get into some serious Jen time. I can appease my conscience my a generous donation to my manly work buds! :)

[kimdl93]

never could grow a decent stache or beard, and I've long since abandoned any interest in doing so.

[*Vanessa*]

Movember ain't gonna happen. My S/O just doesn't like my Arctic Blonde whiskers.

Yeah me.

[Princess Chantal]

I will be participating in the Movember as my work is putting on a big charity drive for it. A month of facial hair is not all that biggie on my crossdressing, very little impact would affect my socializing.

[Cheryl T]

Won't happen here if I have anything to say about it.

[TGMarla]

Nope. I shaved off my moustache several years ago, and that puppy ain't coming back. The only time I will wear facial hair from now on will be if I accept an acting role that calls for it. Othewise, I'm going to stay clean shaven.

[bianca1]

Definitely not a stache will not match my dress;)

[Phoebe]

Never had a stache in my life and ain't gona happen now! :D

[marti]

I did it last year. I didn't get anyone else to donate anything but I sent a donation to Livestrong.

[Piora]

Mo way... Josie.. Shaved my facial hair off almost a decade ago and it will never come back.
What Karren......that's all it took? One shave and that was it? Ok, it must have been a magic razor! Could you send it to me, please...since you obviously don't need it anymore? LoL!!!

I had a mustache & goatee about 2 years ago, and then shaved it all off. I had it for about 6 years prior to that. Just thinking about it....I think it kept me from starting to crossdress during that time..... :thinking:

[StephanieT]

I had one for 33 years, said I would never shave it off. Finally did 5 years ago and it will NEVER repeat NEVER come back. Especially not in November. Winter months are my favorite time to dress.

[Heather1129]

Well I like my beard, it keeps my face warm, I can't pass anyway, so here it is again. Still doesn't stop me from dressing though. Last summer I was clean shaven for the first time in 30+ years, I got a lot of flack from people who said they almost didn't recognize me (not that I care), I will probably shave again in the spring.

Heather

[lexicd89]

I have been on the fence about participating. For those who still value there clean shaven look but would like to get the word out about these "male" specific cancers there is also the kilted for cancer movement it held september and involves skirts well kilts. Great excuse to dress some what in male mode for a good cause
Lexi

[Sophie86]

I've done the Grizzly Adams look for winter before. My wife always preferred the trimmed goatee look.

Fortuitously, I now have a good excuse for doing neither: eczema. Anywhere I grow hair on my face, the skin will flake underneath. It looks disgusting, so no more facial hair for me. Yay.

[Barbra P]

Hmmm? Let's see, my Therapist has me to come in dressed en femme, then there is my transgender support meeting on the Third Saturday, then there is the one day a week that I like to dress . . . no I don't see a stache. Truth be known I never had much luck when I was much younger trying to grow one anyway, I think I had more hair on my chest and back than on my upper lip - thankfully the hair on my back is mostly gone thanks to a side effect of taking Finasteride for BPH. Bottom line and stile three - Babs doesn't look good with a stache.

[prettytoes]

I have had a stache for 30 or so years now. Just like crossdressing, it is part of who I am. I don't intend or try to pass anyhow, so there's no need for me to shave it off. My legs, however, are quite smooth and hairless!

[BiancaEstrella]

There hasn't been much Dani time since roughly the middle of summer, grown out facial hair is a less fortunate side effect of that.
I'll probably shave again after the Super Bowl.

[jillleanne]

Now ask yourself, do I look like a crazy person to you? Hair? Yuck!!!!!!

[cassandra54]

not me either, i look like a walrus with a mustache anyway

[morgan51]

Too much lasser and electrolisys no stash. Just a few stragglers! Had facial hair for 30 yrs no need for that, I'm good with not having it now.

[Tina B.]

It ain't going to happen, being retired, I don't know who I would be influencing anyway, I just don't see that many people, besides I have a very dry skin condition, that requires moisturizing twice a day, and I hate the feeling of Oiley face hair. And I have nothing in my female wardrobe that goes with a mustache.
Tina B.

[Jamie48]

No way! Shaved mine off years ago. Makeup and facial hair just don't mix.

[PretzelGirl]

Three years ago last month I chased that hairy caterpillar away. And that is what opened the door to me doing make-up, going out, and joining Tri-Ess. And the old pictures from that time just don't seem right to me anymore (to each his/her own though). Sorry, but my caterpillar is permanently a butterfly now. Right Anne?

[Loveday]

No way, it would grow out to the point of just starting to look unshaven and stop. That takes about two weeks. Tried to grow abeard about 30 years ago, after 4 months I gave up.

[Ressie]

The thought hadn't crossed my mind until I saw this thread. As long as I have a razor I'll shave at least every other day.

[Diane Smith]

I've never liked owning facial hair of any kind, and that dates to long before I was dressing regularly enough for it to be an impediment. My dad always wore a moustache and I think beards can look good on the right men, but not for me.

- Diane

[Kyttens pet]

well, its been a week so far and my wife (who hates my 'stache) hasn't held me down and tweezed every hair out yet...

I personally don't like it but am doing it to support a good cause, IMHO! So far it is coming in nicely... my wife actually complimented me on it earlier today... that doesnt mean it will last past Tuesday.

I hate it, but i will keep it for now.

Sheri ( or Brent while in mustache drab )

[Mia001]

Mine is well underway now. Nearly a week in.

It's only one month and it's for (a lot) of goodm causes so it's well worth it.

[Princess Chantal]

RIP my Movember, was just recently a casuality of a trimming mishap.