I hate that people always talk about curls and how 'jealous' they are that I have them. It's like, "bitches, you don't know what curly hair is like!" Fucking straight people don't understand how combing it makes it look worse, or how it ties itself in literal knots that make sailors jealous. My hair lady seems to be the only person to understand how freaking tough it is to maintain while long.
Oh yeah, it’s insanity and it can be so inexpensive and unfair. I finally found a wide tooth comb with the correct spacing and have settled on “once a week” for comb out, conditioning. I have nearly stopped washing with soap (just rinse).
Figuring out routine and products is nightmare. Then the voice “just do a blow out” wins. And it’s a week of frizz. Worse is getting compliments when it’s straight only.
Very accurate. I’ve finally reached that butt length “chop it all off” part of the circle again. I save a picture of “short hair” me just as a reminder not to go all the way. The crow can heck off. I like bangs.
I had gorgeous golden locks as a kid. The moment I had to wash and comb it on my own, I got it all chopped. Sometime later, I started wondering how I'd look with longer hair. Grew it out. Not bad, but not worth the effort either. Chopped it all off again.
I'm a guy btw.
I shave my head year-round and I grow a long beard in the winter. I just can't figure out how to handle the transition well. Like, here? Maybe here? Fade it? I dunno. A goatee solves the problem but nothing says bitter old dude like a baldheaded goatee.
For 2 weeks and then they are too long but it isn't time to get the rest of your hair trimmed. So for the next 4-10 weeks they are just a mess. I love short hair but then I need it cut every 4 to 6 weeks so I usually end up growing it out so it only needs to be cut every 6 months. Sometimes I really understand Dolly and her wigs and wish I could wear one without sweating like crazy. Don't even get me started on the wavy/curly that becomes a frizz bomb as soon as there is a hint of rain but cannot use any product on it without looking like Snape's sister.
I used to be adamant to keep my long hair. I hated caring for it. Grandother kept suggesting I try short hair.
Grandma was right. When I finally tried short hair... Never again do I want the head-heavy pain-generating mess-prone burden of long hair. I cut that shit when it's long enough to reach my chin.
Hey bangs are nice :( just not DIY bangs that stem from “ohmygod-my-hair-is-too-heavy-gtfo-my-face” energy, which is hard to resist.
Every time I get a haircut I like going shorter though, just a matter of convincing the stylist to let me get a mullet/undercut since they think it’ll “look like a bad haircut” and seem convinced it’ll ruin their reputation lol. Just let me indulge my trashy instincts please and thank you! 😂
Hey, I still have you know...still feel like a man. I just objectively think it would be better if I was not (not saying women have it all easy and aren't discriminated)
Which animal is telling women to dye their hair? Get high lights or low lights. Possibly a gecko or a zebra?
Also which animal tells us to curl our straight hair or straighten our curly hair?
I'd like to have a meeting with these animals.
I would like to meet the one that convinces me to ruin my curls every 3 months by straightening and give it a few stern words.
I hate that people always talk about curls and how 'jealous' they are that I have them. It's like, "bitches, you don't know what curly hair is like!" Fucking straight people don't understand how combing it makes it look worse, or how it ties itself in literal knots that make sailors jealous. My hair lady seems to be the only person to understand how freaking tough it is to maintain while long.
Oh yeah, it’s insanity and it can be so inexpensive and unfair. I finally found a wide tooth comb with the correct spacing and have settled on “once a week” for comb out, conditioning. I have nearly stopped washing with soap (just rinse).
Figuring out routine and products is nightmare. Then the voice “just do a blow out” wins. And it’s a week of frizz. Worse is getting compliments when it’s straight only.
Very accurate. I’ve finally reached that butt length “chop it all off” part of the circle again. I save a picture of “short hair” me just as a reminder not to go all the way. The crow can heck off. I like bangs.
My wife has bangs. Had them since 2007. I love it.
Use a clarifying shampoo. Will help.
What's wrong with bangs? They're fucking hot
Easy to mess up, hard to maintain.
absolutely nothing
Often look like the equivalent of putting a bowl on your head and cutting hair like that.
Buy when executed well? To each their own, I don't think they look great personally, but that's like, just my opinion man
I had gorgeous golden locks as a kid. The moment I had to wash and comb it on my own, I got it all chopped. Sometime later, I started wondering how I'd look with longer hair. Grew it out. Not bad, but not worth the effort either. Chopped it all off again. I'm a guy btw.
My pubes glow with the light of ten thousand radiant suns.
I like short hair. I hate styling hair. Pony tail it is.
I would love to chop it all off and rock short hair but that would look so dumb on me. Woe :(
I once accidentally shaved my head. That is how I learned I won't look good if I ever go bald.
Same, I have a big beard so I looked like a literal clown
I have a great big bushy beard now, but at the time I believe I was just sporting a goatee. Not sure if that makes it better or worse.
I shave my head year-round and I grow a long beard in the winter. I just can't figure out how to handle the transition well. Like, here? Maybe here? Fade it? I dunno. A goatee solves the problem but nothing says bitter old dude like a baldheaded goatee.
Long hair when it's freshly washed: :D
Long hair when you need to take a shower AGAIN: ;_;
I think my second wolf are the first one. The crow continues to be a problem.
Bangs are so damn cute though
For 2 weeks and then they are too long but it isn't time to get the rest of your hair trimmed. So for the next 4-10 weeks they are just a mess. I love short hair but then I need it cut every 4 to 6 weeks so I usually end up growing it out so it only needs to be cut every 6 months. Sometimes I really understand Dolly and her wigs and wish I could wear one without sweating like crazy. Don't even get me started on the wavy/curly that becomes a frizz bomb as soon as there is a hint of rain but cannot use any product on it without looking like Snape's sister.
Get your hair stylist to teach you how to trim your own bangs :)
I get a full trim every 12 weeks, and my stylist lets me stop by for a like 10 minute bangs trim after 6 weeks and doesn't even charge me!
As a guy I have to get my haircut every 3 weeks otherwise I look like a big Q-tip
I used to be adamant to keep my long hair. I hated caring for it. Grandother kept suggesting I try short hair.
Grandma was right. When I finally tried short hair... Never again do I want the head-heavy pain-generating mess-prone burden of long hair. I cut that shit when it's long enough to reach my chin.
I was in a really bad place mentally a while back and almost got bangs. My hairdresser talked me out of it.
Hey bangs are nice :( just not DIY bangs that stem from “ohmygod-my-hair-is-too-heavy-gtfo-my-face” energy, which is hard to resist.
Every time I get a haircut I like going shorter though, just a matter of convincing the stylist to let me get a mullet/undercut since they think it’ll “look like a bad haircut” and seem convinced it’ll ruin their reputation lol. Just let me indulge my trashy instincts please and thank you! 😂
This is true. No exageration. No emphasise. No approximation trying to be funny. Truth.
fuck this crow fr
More power to the crow! I love bangs on women, makes my knees weak.
I know someone where all 3 are bat shit crazy some of the time every month.
Bangs with a long mullet and shaved sides. Treat yourself queens.
Excuse me but I think my long hair wolf ate my short hair wolf.
Sometimes, I wish I was born as a woman. I get sexually harassed and put down anyway. But I like these kinds of problems better.
Hey, I still have you know...still feel like a man. I just objectively think it would be better if I was not (not saying women have it all easy and aren't discriminated)
As a man, I relate to this meme. The first wolf is winning :)
As a man, my wolves are hairless and my crow has no feathers. The problem of what to do with my hair would be nice to have.