Men using lotion

First and foremost get the thought of using lotion for masturbating out of your head.

Now that is out of the way, do you think a man who uses lotion on his hands is a sissy?

lotion?
...the fuck is that? xD

if they like the smell of lotion or just want to keep their skin from being damage then good for them.

i wouldnt really care like if you really have a bad skin condition and needed it.
if you put it on like every 10-20min, yes i think you have a problem
[size=10]weirdoes. :[ [/h]

I personally don't like the feeling of lotion in general. I don't have dry skin so when I have lotion it doesn't absorb into my body and just makes me feel slimy then.

If you need it for dry skin go right ahead. No one wants scratchy/flakey skin. If you want it for the pretty rosey smell... well then you just like smelling pretty. But I'd prefer the smell of axe on a guy over rose petals.

woot woot! go Axe!
i prefer Axe over Tag and the other name brands that i do not remember.

lotion feels slimey whenever i put any on.
and it stays like that for like 10mins.
[size=10]oh the horrid feeling. :[ [/h]

Depends. If the man is a suave-looking business man who always needs to look good, smell good, and feel good, then he's not a sissy for using lotion. But he is a sissy for needing to look good, smell good, and feel good all the time. Still, that's forgiven because he rakes in the dough.

Now, a random guy who doesn't do anything fancy using lotion, that's weird. Why would he need lotion? Does he want his hands to smell nice? Does he not want his girlfriend to feel uncomfortable when she's holding his hand? Does he want his hands to be smooth, for his own comfort? If the answer to any of those is "yes," then he's most likely a sissy. Or gay. There is a difference. I'm not sure what it is, I just know that you can't call gay men "sissies." It's prejudice.

No. If a man has dried out skin and needs to apply lotion to prevent dry and cracked skin, then there is no problem with that.

Personally, I use Simmons Duck Butter if my hands get dried out. It is a natural skin creme that cures dried hands. Simmons Duck Butter is made out of bee's wax, oils of an apricot kernel, sweet almond, aloe vera and tea tree.

I can't believe it's not butter! :o

Pretty much agreed except the part about worrying about offending gay dudes.
Unless your average dude is ashy as hell, then you can do what you need to do.

I'm glad to get mixed reactions to this because I use it myself. I work with my hands so I have to keep my hands in good condition if not anything else. That is the only reason I use it.

I don't like the feel of lotion, but I use it anyways cause my hands get dry in the winter time, it hurts to have cracked skin dood.

I was doing shtick. [size=10]Homina homina homina![/h]



When I first read that, I thought you said "Simmons Dick Butter."

I work with my hands too, but I don't use lotion.

I use sakura fragrance straight from Japan. I use it every morning and whenever I leave the house. And, no. That doesn't make a person gay. It's called cleanliness.

Washing your hands is cleanliness. Putting lotion on your hands is a step above.

I say this as a person who washes his hands but doesn't put on lotion. And as a person who's all for cleanliness.

As a guy with extremely dry, sensitive and problematic skin I use skin care products on a daily basis. Currently, due to the cold, I use neutrogena norwegian formula hand cream for my hands (They're freaking cracking if I don't use it.), nivea body milk to relieve the skin after shaving (I shave my whole body, although it's not the best thing to do with such a sensitive skin, but I just can't stand hair anywhere else than on my head. If gay jokes are running through your head now, go and grow up.) and several medical creams and lotions to treat some areas with disorders, like my nose or my ears.



The quantity of bacteria on your hands increase drastically after contact with water. Of course it's important to wash off dirt and stuff, but don't think your hands are really free of foreign germs, which would define 'clean', afterwards. (This is why people who don't wash their hands after coming from the toilet aren't even such a big problem, it doesn't really make a difference if they wash their hands as long as they don't use any desinfectant soap or the like.)

Kudo's to you, even as a female I won't shave my arms. I have like.. clear arm hair and it's soft and I don't want to deal with it growing back in the cold weather.
Is that nivea body milk like an aftershave where it can burn? Cause I know when I shave down under sometimes my skin can get irritated and I certainly wouldn't want to try anything that would burn.

I use the Nivea Body Milk, it doesn't burn. It's more of a silky soft feeling.

I don't understand how using lotion makes one a "sissy", lotion prevents dry skin which makes your skin easily susceptible to cuts. It also helps against itchiness as well as other common skin irritation. I try to apply lotion regularly, it helps me perform and gets rid of the dark spots I have on my knees and elbows.

Do you spend prolonged periods outside retrieving carts? Do you spend your time inside grabbing anything from glass jars to cardboard boxes and putting them into plastic or paper bags? Or breaking down cardboard boxes? It dries out your hands and makes the skin brittle and considering we use a bio metric finger print reader at work for our clock system I need to keep them in tip top shape.

Just saying this for the sake of argument:

Keeping up with the latest fashions, trimming your nose hairs and eyebrows and other hair that isn't on top of your head, and wearing sweetly-scented body mist all have their benefits, but if you do them, people will call you a sissy.