Long Hair For Men Gives Unwanted Attention
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I hate to tell you that's pretty much my honest reaction to most men. No matter what their hair is doing.
I used to have hair down to my waist for a good 10 years, then decided to have it cut, then grow out again, then had to do military service so I got a buzz cut (best hair ever, actually, no need for any care), then got a formal presentation requiring job and got married. Once I floated the idea of growing my hair out again my wife couldn't stop laughing for 10 minutes straight.
I never had a mane. But I am totally waxed. I just like to run around the house naked when my in-laws are in the living room..............
US Army at age 17 and off came the shoulder length hair, never to return.
Now the stuff grows everywhere but where it should. One of life’s cruel jokes.
Now the stuff grows everywhere but where it should. One of life’s cruel jokes.
Shaggy hair when I started dating the wife. Pony tail down to my mid back untill a few months before the wedding ....donated to "Wigs for Kids" foundation.
Now it's been buzzed for years. I get my haircuts cheap. But my stylist is beautiful, and lets me hold her hand sometimes.
Now it's been buzzed for years. I get my haircuts cheap. But my stylist is beautiful, and lets me hold her hand sometimes.
I kept hair down to my waist for about 30 years and started cutting my own hair about 4 years ago. Women loved it, and my wife keeps trying to get me to grow it back.
I leave the long hair to my grand daughters. i have never seen a man's hair to match the beauty of a female's. That said YMMV of course.
Depends on where one is bald.
I worked on an airport pumping jet fuel when I was a younger lad. My buddy tapped me on the shoulder one day to check out this lovely lady that stepped off a private airplane. She was tall, wore tight leather pants, and had a long, beautiful mane of black hair blowing in the wind. When she turned around, it was Steven Tyler from Aerosmith. Dude really did look like a lady. Let’s just say I’m a lot more careful these days.
I had long hair until 2006. Half way down my back. I cut it off when I went into Engineering consulting to Cosmic's point.
So the story goes that my two oldest sons told their mother they wanted to grow their hair out. She was against it. I told her to pick her battles, at least they're not asking for tattoos or face piercings. Hair can be cut but tats are forever. I'm not against tattoos but they were too young and immature.
So the story goes that my two oldest sons told their mother they wanted to grow their hair out. She was against it. I told her to pick her battles, at least they're not asking for tattoos or face piercings. Hair can be cut but tats are forever. I'm not against tattoos but they were too young and immature.
Tattoos are so common nowadays they lost all their shock value which seemed to be partially the point for getting them in the first place. Not that I have any.
Just about everything has lost its shock value nowadays, except pipe smoking. People are shocked to see someone smoking a pipe.
A little shaggy is okay, but a man bun, a pony tail, or shoulder length just ain't me.