So, who do I believe?
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Shakti_Dreamer
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Oh, I always believe kids tell the truth more than grown-ups do. I'm sure it looks fine, and besides, it'll grow back out.
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But kindergartners are also among that cherished group who get upset if a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is cut diagonally instead of vertically. They don't like the adults in their lives to change suddenly.
I'd not worry too much about kindergartners as the arbiters of style, darlin'.
I'd not worry too much about kindergartners as the arbiters of style, darlin'.
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Kindergarten boys haven't learned tact or the value of "the little white lie." But then they're also not very goood judges of fashion either.
I think the truth is somewhere between the two repsonses.
I think the truth is somewhere between the two repsonses.
glynndah
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Yeah, my hair grows amazingly fast. Actually, I'm thinking of getting more cut off in the next day or two.
Use a larger bowl next time darlin'.
But she would have had to have finished all that popcorn first, sweetie. The handy soup bowl was already clean and nearby.
But kindergartners are also among that cherished group who get upset if a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is cut diagonally instead of vertically. They don't like the adults in their lives to change suddenly.
I'd not worry too much about kindergartners as the arbiters of style, darlin'.
Oh, yes! Everyone knows it's diagonally.
The sixth grade girls, true arbiters of all things fashionable and kewl, are somewhat divided between "Oh, I love your hair" to "Eh, it's okay, I guess" to "Did you want your hair to look like that? Really? Huh".
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Jenny_Jackson
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Next time you cut your hair, sweety... Go to work in a Bustier and Thong with thigh-high black leather boots. They won't notice your hair 
glynndah
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Wise advice. I knew I should have asked you first.Next time you cut your hair, sweety... Go to work in a Bustier and Thong with thigh-high black leather boots. They won't notice your hair
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Oh! Most people fuck with what works. Is there really such a thing as a good haircut?
glynndah
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Oh, yes, just not quite this one. The shorter my hair goes, the more I go from "Wow! Your hair's really straight" to "You've got a bit of a wave right there" to "Oh, it's just a little cowlick or two" to "A whole herd of those buggers have been sucking on your head".
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Oh, yes, just not quite this one. The shorter my hair goes, the more I go from "Wow! Your hair's really straight" to "You've got a bit of a wave right there" to "Oh, it's just a little cowlick or two" to "A whole herd of those buggers have been sucking on your head".
LOL well in all honesty, do you like the haircut? Truthfully, if you like and like how it looks on you, then that'll show. If you don't like it, then that shows too. Its really all how you enjoy it
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Eh. It's just hair. It'll grow back.
And anyway, as long as I avoid mirrors, it's a fantastic haircut!
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Next time you cut your hair, sweety... Go to work in a Bustier and Thong with thigh-high black leather boots. They won't notice your hair
*Water SPEW*
let me get the spare keyboard while this one drains
Damnit Jenny, you are dangerous!
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I would say your haircut is probably very nice since you are getting such extreme comments. Truly bad haircuts are the kind no one comments on or people suggest their stylist to you. Unfortunately women are conditioned in this society to have longer hair so getting iffy comments from 6th grade girls is not surprising.
Little boys don't like change as it usually signals change in other things too. To some extent they are right, when women completely change their hair styles, esp cutting it all off its usually a signal of something.
Enjoy your new haircut, try different looks with it. It sounds nice and short so it should be easy to wash. I love short hair, its easy to take care of and its looks good on me. However it has it drawbacks, I must keep getting it cut every 4-6 weeks, and many people in my life get literally freaked out when I cut my hair.
My hair acts different at different lengths, when its really long I get these amazing long screw curls, and its more wavy when short.
Little boys don't like change as it usually signals change in other things too. To some extent they are right, when women completely change their hair styles, esp cutting it all off its usually a signal of something.
Enjoy your new haircut, try different looks with it. It sounds nice and short so it should be easy to wash. I love short hair, its easy to take care of and its looks good on me. However it has it drawbacks, I must keep getting it cut every 4-6 weeks, and many people in my life get literally freaked out when I cut my hair.
My hair acts different at different lengths, when its really long I get these amazing long screw curls, and its more wavy when short.
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Oh, yes, just not quite this one. The shorter my hair goes, the more I go from "Wow! Your hair's really straight" to "You've got a bit of a wave right there" to "Oh, it's just a little cowlick or two" to "A whole herd of those buggers have been sucking on your head".
(glynndah being sucked on by cows... *shiver*)
glynndah
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I don't think I even want to venture a guess as to what goes on in your head sometimes.
You know, I've been seriously considering purple. It is the one of the school colors, after all.
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You know, I've been seriously considering purple. It is the one of the school colors, after all.
I did have purple hair at one time....
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I figure that anyone who still has hair should be allowed to whatever they want with it.
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I did have purple hair at one time....
For spirit week in High School, I completely shaved my head, well my mom did, and then had it painted in school colors. Got me a full page picture in my senior year book for that one.
You could always do that... and really suprise everyone.
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I'm still stuck on teh bustier and thigh high boots imagery. I had a nice response until Jenny interrupted it with.
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I did have purple hair at one time....
LOL bright neon blue...been there did that
glynndah
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I did have purple hair at one time....
On purpose? Oh, my! I learn something new about you every day, cowboy.
For spirit week in High School, I completely shaved my head, well my mom did, and then had it painted in school colors. Got me a full page picture in my senior year book for that one.
You could always do that... and really suprise everyone.
That does seem a bit extreme. And I try to avoid those yearbook photographers when they roam around.
I'm afraid the only black boots in the house have jingly buckles, are made of smelly rubber and belong to the guys who use them when the yard's extraordinarily muddy. Would the knee-high silver grey leather ones I bought in Italy do, instead?
Everyone here is just filled with the most helpful suggestions and so willing to share them. Thank you all!
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Oh, yes, just not quite this one. The shorter my hair goes, the more I go from "Wow! Your hair's really straight" to "You've got a bit of a wave right there" to "Oh, it's just a little cowlick or two" to "A whole herd of those buggers have been sucking on your head".
I've worn my hair in a ponytail down to the middle of my back for the last ten years. Just before this job started I had it cut (donated to the locks of love program again). The longest hair on my head was three inches by the time the lady was through cutting. Talk about a herd of cowlicks.
It's just now starting to lay down all over my head. Well, mostly anyway. It only toook 70 days.
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