Co worker has one of those asymmetrical haircuts where one side is shaved and one side is long.

[Anonymous]

Ugly af.

[Anonymous]

I’ve only ever seen this on gen x women who it makes them look edgy and cool. It doesn’t work.

[Anonymous]

Looks way better than a mullet or mohawk, IMHO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like it and I wear it.

Flame away.

No flames. Why do you like it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looks way better than a mullet or mohawk, IMHO.

Lol, Damned by faint praise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like it and I wear it.

Flame away.

No flames. Why do you like it?

I think it looks good on me and it’s easy to take care of. I am white ethnic with very curly hair and my facial features are kind of angular, so romantic curls a la Amy Irving aren’t for me. A severe geometric haircut showcases my curls in a way that doesn’t look unkempt. It also suits my general style.

I also think my barber does a very good job. I am 52, live in NYC, and from time to time young fashionable guys stop me on the street asking who cuts my hair.

[Anonymous]

These people need a lot of attention and eyes on them a lot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you like this style?

what does it matter?

Because they are screaming “look at me.”

quite the opposite - she's in her IDGAF phase.

I hope I’m in this phase for the rest of my life. It’s glorious.

[Anonymous]

Depends on the person. I know a couple middle aged women with hair like this and it looks edgy on them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hideous. I don’t know why people do that to themselves.

This or dye their hair pink or blue. Just signifies that you are probably a single cat lady.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These people need a lot of attention and eyes on them a lot.

No need for projecting. Young and trendy people have hairstyles different from those the 50 somethings on DCUM find acceptable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like it and I wear it.

Flame away.

No flames. Why do you like it?

I think it looks good on me and it’s easy to take care of. I am white ethnic with very curly hair and my facial features are kind of angular, so romantic curls a la Amy Irving aren’t for me. A severe geometric haircut showcases my curls in a way that doesn’t look unkempt. It also suits my general style.

I also think my barber does a very good job. I am 52, live in NYC, and from time to time young fashionable guys stop me on the street asking who cuts my hair.

Hmm. I’d try growing it out. I think soft curls with an angular face would work very well. A severe cut with an angular (severe) facial structure is too, well, severe.

[Anonymous]

No

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These people need a lot of attention and eyes on them a lot.

Actually, I had really long hair and then I got this haircut cause I was sort of sick of men hitting on me and they don’t hit on women with short hair.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hideous. I don’t know why people do that to themselves.

This or dye their hair pink or blue. Just signifies that you are probably a single cat lady.

The toxoplasmosis brain worms from the cats making them all look alike?