mycroftsbuttercreambrolly answered your question: Richard Armitage - To be(ard) or not to be(ard)?

This is hard. Without he looks like the sweet guy you date. With, he looks like he is about to bend you over and fuck you silly. So WITH! :-)

I really like your reasoning! I'm totally with you on this one!

sahraobsessed answered your question: Richard Armitage - To be(ard) or not to be(ard)?

Sometime around March I had my beardmitage conversion from the stubble.

Beardmitage? Haven't heard that one before but I'll definitely use it from now on!

fi3fi3 answered your question: Richard Armitage - To be(ard) or not to be(ard)?

i gotta say without the beard for me. Can’t get over the absolute perfection that he was in the Vicar of Dibley

That is a really good argument! I'm still dreaming about the moment he leans on the door frame to look at her after the date. I melt every time!

berserkat answered your question: Richard Armitage - To be(ard) or not to be(ard)?

beard

Agreed!

moreicethanvanilla answered your question: Richard Armitage - To be(ard) or not to be(ard)?

Clean-shaven, or a bit of stubble. The man’s got a great jawline - why hide it?

That he does have! I think the dark beard brings out his eyes even more. And his lips...