Compliments

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  Viking

  
  

  I was stopped in the street at the weekend by a woman who told me I had the longest hair she had ever seen on a man and that it looked amazing.

  I told her it used to reach mid-calf, but that I'd had around two feet cut off it, to which she responded, "Why would you do such a thing?!" My other half, whose Christmas present the trim had been, smiled sheepishly.

  Then, later that evening, I was approached by a group of women who complimented me on my hair and its condition.

  So, all in all, not a bad weekend.

  My badminton club have started laughing at me again recently because apparently "Piglet" as they call my braid, has reappeared from under the back of my T-shirt.

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    Joe

    
    

    That cool being complimented on the hair, and multiple times at that. :-)

    If I cut two feet of hair off, it would be by the shoulders.

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      Viking

      
      

      That cool being complimented on the hair, and multiple times at that. :-)

      If I cut two feet of hair off, it would be by the shoulders.

      It was becoming impractical. If I sat down, my braid brushed the floor and even worse if it was loose, and it took forever to dry - not that it's much quicker now!

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    Elektros

    
    

    I was stopped in the street at the weekend by a woman who told me I had the longest hair she had ever seen on a man and that it looked amazing.

    I told her it used to reach mid-calf, but that I'd had around two feet cut off it, to which she responded, "Why would you do such a thing?!" My other half, whose Christmas present the trim had been, smiled sheepishly.

    Then, later that evening, I was approached by a group of women who complimented me on my hair and its condition.

    So, all in all, not a bad weekend.

    My badminton club have started laughing at me again recently because apparently "Piglet" as they call my braid, has reappeared from under the back of my T-shirt.

    Got two hair compliments from two women the same week recently. Mind you, one was a nurse and the other a medical technician, LOL!

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      Viking

      
      

      Got two hair compliments from two women the same week recently. Mind you, one was a nurse and the other a medical technician, LOL!

      Compliments are always good.

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    PhilipZ

    
    

    I was stopped in the street at the weekend by a woman who told me I had the longest hair she had ever seen on a man and that it looked amazing.

    I told her it used to reach mid-calf, but that I'd had around two feet cut off it, to which she responded, "Why would you do such a thing?!" My other half, whose Christmas present the trim had been, smiled sheepishly.

    Then, later that evening, I was approached by a group of women who complimented me on my hair and its condition.

    So, all in all, not a bad wee

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    My badminton club have started laughing at me again recently because apparently "Piglet" as they call my braid, has reappeared from under the back of my T-shirt.

    Very nice! It feels good to read some good stories of how people react to your hair. Wow you had it at calf length? I can only imagine how it is to have hair that long! Keep it growing.

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    A.D.

    
    

    I was stopped in the street at the weekend by a woman who told me I had the longest hair she had ever seen on a man and that it looked amazing.

    I told her it used to reach mid-calf, but that I'd had around two feet cut off it, to which she responded, "Why would you do such a thing?!" My other half, whose Christmas present the trim had been, smiled sheepishly.

    Then, later that evening, I was approached by a group of women who complimented me on my hair and its condition.

    So, all in all, not a bad weekend.

    My badminton club have started laughing at me again recently because apparently "Piglet" as they call my braid, has reappeared from under the back of my T-shirt.

    Compliments are always great. Don't you feel fantastic after receiving them? I sure do!

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