No Shave November?

<p>Does anyone get the point of this? If so please explain it to me because I don't get how a how much of people walking around all hairy helps/supports anyone. Isn't it for some cancer or something? I don't get how walking around at your hairiest supports people who have to go through treatment that causes them to lose their hair.</p>

<p>It raises awareness. It’s not like they’re actually funding it.</p>

<p>Ew. I’ll wear one on those little ribbons to raise awareness instead.
Hairy legs and a skirt? Ew. Just plain EW!</p>

<p>Hahaha never thought about women doing no shave november… Suddenly I’m no longer a fan…</p>

<p>Its actually “No shave Novembro.” FTFY</p>

<p>Awareness only does so much…personally I just feel its completely pointeless</p>

<p>It’s just for fun/a joke lol.</p>

<p>It’s Movember over here, and you can either not shave for awareness or try and generate donations from people who pledge money if you don’t shave throughout the month. </p>

<p>It’s not completely pointless, it helps. How much I don’t know, but it’s better than nothing.</p>

<p>In part, it’s really funny.</p>

<p>If you’re going to do it though, you have to do it in a structured way: get ‘sponsors’ to donate the amount of money of their choice. This money then goes directly to whatever cancer foundation you choose. </p>

<p>One teacher who was really popular in my old school raised over $500 (and on the last day, he curled his facial hair into a handlebar mustache).</p>

<p>Ahh . . . no shaving of mustaches for November: Movember. I had almost forgotten. Last year I recall walking around thinking how many guys looked like cheesy porn stars. But it is all just to raise awareness of prostrate cancer. Personally, a ribbon would have been enough for me too.</p>

<p>Wow y’all states do it right. People here just do it for the heck of it.</p>

<p>if girls do it…<em>shudders</em></p>

<p>but i might do it, always wanted a nice goatee and french mustache…</p>

<p>In my area, no shave November means guys don’t shave their facial hair. It doesn’t apply to girls. That’d be weird.</p>