Does having too much body hair necessarily mean a man is lustful?

Some women, when they find a man with dense chest hair, become suspicious and think that this is a sign of lust.

In fact, body hair is a secondary sexual characteristic of men. Body hair is not only found on the limbs. Some men can also grow thicker hair on their chests, abdomens or other parts of their bodies. This is because male hormones not only promote the growth of beards, but also stimulate the growth of chest hair. Therefore, male body hair is a physiological phenomenon and a manifestation of male secondary sexual characteristics. Saying that chest hair is a symbol of "lust" is actually an old folk saying without any scientific basis.

Excessive pubic hair, even growing towards the navel, is not caused by any disease.

The distribution of male and female pubic hair is different. Male pubic hair runs from the mons pubis to the navel, while female pubic hair is distributed horizontally above the mons pubis. Therefore, it is normal for male pubic hair to grow on the navel, and you should not be too suspicious.