28 years old right now and my beard growth + chest hair growth just became bigger. Dont despair because youre a beardlet at 20 y/o. WAGMI.
28 years old right now and my beard growth + chest hair growth just became bigger.
28 years old right now and my beard growth + chest hair growth just became bigger. Dont despair because youre a beardlet at 20 y/o. WAGMI.
Gonna need hell of a beard to cover that neck bro...
Tf is that neck? You need to statt lifting mate
take it from me anon, clean shaven is the way to go, if you’re not a chinlet or a jawlet you’ll look way manlier, especially now that all the cucks and redditors have started growing beards
>t.guy with good facial hair genes and kept a solid beard for about 2 years but now takes the shave-pill
Stubble/short beard has always been the best. You don't look like a cuck. You get show off both your jawline and beard. It looks good even if your beard isn't dense.
>tfw jawlet but not a chinlet
its an abstract kinda feel
>tfw chinlet but not a jawlet
i walk amongst unknown feels
>tfw strong model jaw
>no chin
god has forsaken me
T. Marvin Gerard
>just wait until you are about to die of old age and you too will have the beard of an average 16yo
really uplifting
Beard is reddit tier. The only reason to keep it is if you have a shit tier jaw
>homosexuals like him give u advice on fit
just gonna be real with u my man
it's over.
neck curls off the side of ur bed, 100 x 4 sets a day for 1 year to cure ur b***h neck.
man i had that kind of hair when i was 16 when puberty started, you are better off being clean shaved if your beard hormones are that fricked in your late 20s
I have shit facial hair just like that op, just shave it every day and keep it as stubble. Women like stubble more than a weak beard.
You all got Peared anons. I know every inch of his body. Even his chicken neck.
Take the Minoxidil pill - I went from shitty teenager beard to a pretty decent one in less than a year
You dont even lift. What are you doing here? Go write about your homosexual beard somewhere else