FROM the funny to the explicit, when it comes to the male genitalia there are dozens of different ways to refer to it. And despite what the name might lead you to believe, it's not got much to do with tropical fruit - or actual penises for that matter. The term is used to describe the regrowth that happens a few weeks after blokes shave their pubic region. If you shave the area around your manhood and then leave it for a few weeks, the hairs can end up resembling a pineapple, apparently.

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There is nothing about taking a sharp blade to the area surrounding your genitals that sounds particularly fun, and yet, lots of people — of all gender identities — do it. For many men, the grooming of the pubes is a real part of daily or weekly maintenance. There are rules and rituals, products and tools. Here are nine men on keeping their pubes pretty. The First Time. Taking a razor to your pubes for the first time is truly a rite of passage.
Of course, it does. When you manage trees, grass, shrubbery, and growth correctly, you can enhance an aesthetic and make a property look bigger. There is nuance to this art of manscaping, and you need to understand a few things before you go grab any old razor and try to answer the age-old question of: Does shaving your pubes make your penis look bigger? Winning the Game What good is having a giant dick if no one knows about it? This brings in the bigger questions and the larger context of manscaping as a whole.
The other day a curious question was presented to me: Many women shave their vaginas, so should their hairy-balled boyfriends shave their junk in solidarity? Does shaving your balls make you a better feminist? It was a delightful question. Then I remembered that I had laser hair removal done. Shit, I thought. But here are two reasons you should considered shaving those bad boys.