Padriag
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I like long hair because... well... have you seen my profile pic... LOL And its short now compared to what it used to be, used to have longer hair than most women I know. There's nothing necessarily femine about long hair, or masculine about short hair. I think its something else... maybe something more along the lines of long hair subconsciously representing more virility, more sexuality... and short hair being more associated with conformity, less sexuality, another cog in society. Ever notice that a high percentage of women cut their hair short after they get married? Men in white collar jobs who have long hair are about as rare as a blue moon. But look at the wilder side of society, bikers, strippers, rock stars, etc.... long hair abounds. Seeing a pattern in that? Maybe that desire for long hair has more to do with wanting a certain "wildness" in a potential partner, a certain uninhibitted freeness, a certain sexiness. Are there people with short hair who are still perceived ad being wild, sexy, etc... sure... but if you think about it all those people demonstrate that sexiness in other ways. People want sexy, long hair is often thought to be sexy. Not too much mystery there. Me, I just like long hair... on me, on women... I like long hair. Its a personal preference. Just like I prefer brunettes to blonds. Doesn't mean I haven't found short haired blonds attractive... just doesn't happen as often as I do a long haired brunettes. Everybody has their preferences, don't worry about it too much, be who you are and odds are there is somebody out there who will like that. So... any long haired brunettes who like lanky, long haired guys? Gimme a head with hair, long beautiful hair Shining, gleaming, steaming, flaxen, waxen Give me down to there, hair! Shoulder length, longer (hair!) Here baby, there mama, Everywhere daddy daddy Hair! (hair, hair, hair, hair, hair, hair) Flow it, Show it; Long as God can grow it, My Hair!
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Padriag A stern discipline pervades all nature, which is a little cruel so that it may be very kind - Edmund Spencer
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