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Are goatees really that repulsive?

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Jase

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I have had a goatee for a long time. 7 and a half years in fact.

Saturday, I shaved.

Instantly, I'm more popular. Wherever I go, people are nicer to me. More women have tried to flirt with me. My boss and I suddenly joke like we're friends at a bar.

Was the goatee just hiding my awesomeness? Or are goatees inherently bad?

So many questions, so few answers.

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The Saltman

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I have had a goatee for a long time. 7 and a half years in fact.

Saturday, I shaved.

Instantly, I'm more popular. Wherever I go, people are nicer to me. More women have tried to flirt with me. My boss and I suddenly joke like we're friends at a bar.

Was the goatee just hiding my awesomeness? Or are goatees inherently bad?

So many questions, so few answers.

:rofl:

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my goatee has held me back for years. I am just scared to shave it now because I don't want to go through that phase of everybody going "did you shave your goatee?"

in general, people ruin everything for me

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I've had a goatee before... noticed no difference... had the beard for several years now too lazy to shave.

Salty he said goatee, not goatse...

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