What is your opinion of a man sporting a lovely soul patch under his bottom lip?

Question

I personally think it's pretty sexy!

Answer 1

Like, I'M going to put it down? Sure!
"Well, the old guy's trying to 'recapture his glory days'". Right!
Like some scraggly 17 year old pimple poppin' knuckle-dragger knows it in all HIS glory, eh? I don't bother him where he works at McDonald's, do I???
So I'm a baldy, ok? I personally think my soul patch lends a certain, degree of dignity and dynamic symmetry. Yeah, that's it, dynamic symmetry! And if you have to ask what THAT means, kid, you don't deserve to know!

Answer 2

I keep sowing love and compassion but I keep harvesting anger, injustice, hate and indifference. No your analogy doesn't work. The changes don't come like that, in a miraculous fashion, they may actually NEVER come in a lifetime's duration. These words are just an easy way to soothe the ego and give it hope in a seemingly hopeless world. The truth however is much bitterer than that. Many people out there are good hearted and they always get hardships jealousy, animosity and failures in their lives. I mean the greatest example of them all and which completely disproves your theory is JESUS. Look at it for a moment. Jesus was the embodiment of Love, he definitely sowed positive energy and feelings around him and look at what he got in return!!! What did he harvest? A "nice" crucifixion!!! The worst and most humiliating kind of death during that time period (Roman Era). If that doesn't convince that your analogy is wrong...I don't know what will. Furthermore, to say that sowing hatred will bring us hatred implies that we shouldn't do that and I think this is very unrealistic and selfish. If we were not meant to feel hatred in this world, hatred would not exist. It would never be experienced. We would be pure souls without negativity BUT we are not and that's why we are here and not on another dimension. Negative emotions exist b/c they are NEEDED in the grand scheme of things. We should not view them so negatively. They are our GUIDES as much as positive emotions are. Nothing in Creation is useless or 'bad'. Everything is Good and has a purpose. So you shouldn't reject negative emotions. They are a part of us and we should befriend them, not avoid them. The more you avoid them, the more they approach you and demand to be heard. So it could actually be the opposite of what you're saying: "When you don't sow hatred, you harvest more hatred"!!! because you ignore it and refuse to accept its existence and respect it for being what it is and playing its proper ROLE in this reality we are living in.

Answer 3

I think a man can be sexy with or without the hair. It's an effective spotlight if he has nice lips.

Answer 4

Not into facial hair personally. And a soul patch, specifically, seems way too "trying too hard to be hip" for me.

Answer 5

It's pretty sexy, depending on the guy sporting it.

Answer 6

ew yeah right. No it looks like dirt. I feel the same way about those as most men feel about the "dirt" above a woman's lip.

Answer 7

Me too, especially if accompanied with a bald head and some semi naked pics on someones blog!! What will Gordon say! x

Answer 8

I think it's kind of dorky. Some guys can pull it off, but they have to be hot to do it. Otherwise it makes the guy look gay.

Answer 9

If the dude is over 30, it's a sad sad attempt to capture his glory days. If the dude is under 30 and does not constantly draw attention to it, it's cool.

Answer 10

I love them. My father has had his since I could remember, but my significant other just cut his off today.