GIP!

[thegrrrl2002]

Yeah, okay, so this is what I've been doing instead of working. But, you know, dogtags. Sort of. They're being coy, hiding just below the frame of the image.

I should be cheerier, because I've finished my ficathon fic, after tormenting Kylie with it not once, but twice. I'm not overly thrilled with it, but it's okay. Right now I'm not overly thrilled with anything, especially the cramps. PMS plus cramps. Shouldn't we be getting the show on the road by now? I know it's my own damn fault, because I ate everything I shouldn't have this past weekend.

But that doesn't make me feel any better.

Gazing at Jack's neck does, though.

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[eregyrn.livejournal.com]

Oh, now stop it. You're spoiling my funk by making me laugh.

Exxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxcellent.

That little hollow thingy, right there--it works for me in a big way. Along with the chest hair.

Plus the *DELICIOUS* collarbones.

Am always grateful to see Jack's chesthair. Just grateful that he *HAS* it, and every time I see it, I think, "oh thank god, a guy --" (RDA, obviously) "-- who resisted the prevalent Hollywood pressure to wax". Some guys are naturally less hairy, yeah, and overly-hairy guys are not a huge turn-on for me, either, but, I feel that the hairlessness is taken to extremes, and sometimes it creeps me out. I mean, without getting just too damned poetic about it, on Jack it's just the perfect amount.

And when it starts to be visibly greying? ::SWOON::

He's so MANLY.

Manly, man.

[thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com]

He is manly, isn't he? Just the right amount of furriness. Gray furriness. It's just so real. And when there's stubble involved, I just want to swoon.

Hairless chests are okay, I suppose. It works on MS. But for me, being of italian descent and all, I like my guys rugged and hairy.

Re: Manly, man.

[epeeblade]

Hairless chests are okay, I suppose. It works on MS. But for me, being of italian descent and all, I like my guys rugged and hairy.

And see to me (also being of Italian descent:) hairy chests are 'eh.'

A little is ok:)

Re: Manly, man.

[thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com]

And here I was thinkin' that it was a genetic thing. *g* Although there definitely can be too much. In the wrong places, too.

Re: Manly, man.

[epeeblade]

Hee. So true. Like on the shoulders, back and between the eyebrows...

Just came from JD_Daily. Some lovely Jack chest hair for you here :)

Re: Manly, man.

[thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com]

Ooooh, yeah. Nipples, too. *g* Blurry, but still nice.

::eyes glaze over::

Re: Manly, man.

[nicci-mac.livejournal.com]

Ooo - I'm of Italian decent too - third generation out of Barga. Where are your folks from originally?

Re: Manly, man.

[thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com]

Smoochies! Oh yes! Smoochies!

Sorry, distracted by the, you know, smoochies.

Our family history is lost in the mists, but I'm pretty sure I had a grandma out of Naples.

Re: Manly, man.

[eregyrn.livejournal.com]

He's totally manly. He's not androgynous in the least. He couldn't make drag work if his life depended on it. And I love this. I love that he's so uncompromisingly manly, and the particular type of manliness that he represents (which I think is a very particular kind -- rugged and weathered and quietly macho, not brashly so).

Prior to Jack, I was usually drawn to pale, skinny, hairless guys. So it's not like I have a lot against hairlessness. But the thing is, after a while, I just start to find the unvarying sameness of it...creepy. There are guys who you can tell are probably naturally hairless, or nearly so. Fine. But then there's guys who are just *too* smooth-looking and I get all distracted by them, wondering if it's natural or if it's a product of the demands of Hollywood or what.