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What the deal here. Now that I have grown my hair out and wear it
in a variety of styles (braided,pig tails, hair clips) some women
say I must be getting in touch with my feminine side. Should this
embarrish me? I am not trying to be feminine.
Men have the same right as women right? I have kept my hair
for 3 years and it is middle back length. It is real feel
good to play with your own long hair. My wife did not like
it before. But it becomes much better now. She understood
the long hair is a part of her husband and she got a packege
deal.
My wife hates mine (shoulder length). I've always had very short hair and just finally decided to grow it out before it turns gray! She's a control freak, so it drives her nuts. Me, I'm just a freak. :-{>
- Boss
Hell no!! I have found out that (most) women LOVE men that 'get in touch with feminine' It kind of puts you on the same emotional level with them.. Don't worry about it.....
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Well, seeing as how I don't know you very well, it's really difficult for me to make that kind of determination. It's not so much a question of whether you SHOULD feel embarrassed, but a question of how you DO feel. Feelings can neither be right or wrong. They simply are. How you react upon your feelings is a whole different matter (i.e. if you found your mate in bed with someone else, you're going to feel how ever you feel. If you decide to shoot them, that's a problem). It sounds to me like maybe you do feel somewhat embarrassed by people telling you you're becoming more feminine. The question, then, is what do you want to do about it.
Huh? I don't think scalp hair is a sex-linked trait. It's men who shave their faces that I wonder about....
I dont think you should be embarresed let them all think what they want and you have fun and where your hair the way you like.