The Army is preparing to roll out a new policy that could lead to soldiers diagnosed with a chronic skin condition that causes painful razor bumps and scarring to be kicked out of the service -- an issue that disproportionately affects Black men.
As to the subject, I have that skin condition, but:
Never served in the army, and it’s Russia anyway,
I’ve heard in the Russian army that’s generally fine that half your face is fcking red, what matters is that you do shave, and if you shave badly, then yeah, bad things follow, not kicking out, but being force-shaved with a harsh cloth or something like that.
Seig!
That be some ebony word?
As to the subject, I have that skin condition, but:
Never served in the army, and it’s Russia anyway,
I’ve heard in the Russian army that’s generally fine that half your face is fcking red, what matters is that you do shave, and if you shave badly, then yeah, bad things follow, not kicking out, but being force-shaved with a harsh cloth or something like that.