Men what kind of hair do you like?

[Anonymous]

I have long curly hair. When I straighten it, women compliment me. When I wear it curly, men do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have long curly hair. When I straighten it, women compliment me. When I wear it curly, men do.

A PP, and YES! I never thought of this but you are exactly right

[Anonymous]

Doesn't matter what's on top as long as nothing on bottom.

[Anonymous]

I keep mine long enough to pull during sex.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG get a grip. Please stop trying to style your hair for men. Wear your hair the way you like it and be confident. That is what men like. You don't want to date men who are like "long, straight, and blonde" anyway. It's the same men who like boob jobs. Run.

+1 You don't want a man who is only into long, straight, dyed blonde hair. Boring and shallow.

Yah, cookie cutter/Stepford wife territory.

[Anonymous]

Dark brown or black, perfectly straight. NO CURLS OR WAVES! Curls are a deal breaker

[Anonymous]

You should do whatever makes you happiest, but since you're asking for guys opinions, shoulder length or longer. The bob, the Pixie, "The Cut" (SNL sketch)...none of those are sexy. The one exception was Robin Wright Penn in House of Cards, for some reason her short haircut in that show really did it for me, but I don't care for it normally.

[Anonymous]

Lol. So many women are jealous of blonde and straight hair.

[Anonymous]

I have alopecia...so I have very very fine thin hair, and you can see large parts of my scalp...I often wonder how I am perceived by the male population

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lol. So many women are jealous of blonde and straight hair.

I find it boring, but you do you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lol. So many women are jealous of blonde and straight hair.

I find it boring, but you do you.

“You do you”? I do not even have light hair. Not the first time I noticed that American women are triggered by blonde hair. I wonder why.

[Anonymous]

I like it long enough so it can be pulled back in a pony tail even if just a short one. I'm not a fan of bangs because I like to see the whole face.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lol. So many women are jealous of blonde and straight hair.

I find it boring, but you do you.

“You do you”? I do not even have light hair. Not the first time I noticed that American women are triggered by blonde hair. I wonder why.

Not related in any way at all to the standard of beauty that had been pushed for centuries. What about the beautiful red heads? There is definitely a stereotyped pushed, but jealousy is not the attitude anymore. Hell there was a time black men were relaxing their Afro to make a conk look like a dapper white man’s.

I agree with the PP that said embrace what you have in the manner that looks best to you. No one will ever like something that you don’t like yourself. It starts with you.

My experience? Men like all types. No difference in style, length, texture, color for me changes their interest in any way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG get a grip. Please stop trying to style your hair for men. Wear your hair the way you like it and be confident. That is what men like. You don't want to date men who are like "long, straight, and blonde" anyway. It's the same men who like boob jobs. Run.

+1 You don't want a man who is only into long, straight, dyed blonde hair. Boring and shallow.

Yah, cookie cutter/Stepford wife territory.

Short, straight blonde (all the same color, all the same bottle LOL) driving an oversized SUV is "stay the hell away from me!" territory. First of all, they tend to be vapid, and second of all, they tend to not be able to drive (hence the ginormous vehicle).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lol. So many women are jealous of blonde and straight hair.

I find it boring, but you do you.

“You do you”? I do not even have light hair. Not the first time I noticed that American women are triggered by blonde hair. I wonder why.

Not related in any way at all to the standard of beauty that had been pushed for centuries. What about the beautiful red heads? There is definitely a stereotyped pushed, but jealousy is not the attitude anymore. Hell there was a time black men were relaxing their Afro to make a conk look like a dapper white man’s.

I agree with the PP that said embrace what you have in the manner that looks best to you. No one will ever like something that you don’t like yourself. It starts with you.

My experience? Men like all types. No difference in style, length, texture, color for me changes their interest in any way.

Redheads are notoriously crazy.