Hairs up your nose (whilst annoying), I can live with.
They're functional.
They filter out stuff and stop insects crawling in and eating your brain or something.
Fine - I get that.
But why have I suddenly started sprouting thick hairs in my ears?
It started a couple of years ago and it didn't bother me at first but it's now got to the stage where I have to pluck the ones around the edge of my Tragus (had to google that) and shave the ones growing out of my lobes.
Why are they there?
When you get to your mid forties, do all the insects who've failed in their quest to devour your brain from up your conk suddenly think:
"The ears!! That's the way in!!! Why didn't we think of that before?"
Or is it because you've reached that age, your body assumes that you've been married for a while and it's a sort of natural defence against nagging?
Any ideas?
They're functional.
They filter out stuff and stop insects crawling in and eating your brain or something.
Fine - I get that.
But why have I suddenly started sprouting thick hairs in my ears?
It started a couple of years ago and it didn't bother me at first but it's now got to the stage where I have to pluck the ones around the edge of my Tragus (had to google that) and shave the ones growing out of my lobes.
Why are they there?
When you get to your mid forties, do all the insects who've failed in their quest to devour your brain from up your conk suddenly think:
"The ears!! That's the way in!!! Why didn't we think of that before?"
Or is it because you've reached that age, your body assumes that you've been married for a while and it's a sort of natural defence against nagging?
Any ideas?