Same. It’s like 2 for one.

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Anonymous wrote:I made an appt with a hair dresser who was recommended on social media. Basically somehow I ended up telling her everything about me and it felt like a therapy session. So my question is like why did I do that????

Wife is a hairdresser and you should hear the stories her clients tell her! Threesomes, bi-sexual, affairs, list goes on…

Pretty offensive that you are sticking "bi-sexual" in there.

I bet you get offended a lot.

I'm a new poster. I wasn't so much offended, but definitely did a double take at that. I'm bisexual, but I am absolutely loyal to my husband. One of those things does not belong.

My hairdresser is a warm, intelligent person, so I feel comfortable talking with her. I think that there's also something to the idea that one can talk more freely when you're not looking at the person you're talking to.

Threesomes can be within the bounds of a relationship too. So maybe affair doesn't belong?

I think people in the service industry get this a lot. I've seen my stylist for 12 years but we just talk about superficial stuff - travel, pets, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:I made an appt with a hair dresser who was recommended on social media. Basically somehow I ended up telling her everything about me and it felt like a therapy session. So my question is like why did I do that????

Wife is a hairdresser and you should hear the stories her clients tell her! Threesomes, bi-sexual, affairs, list goes on…

Pretty offensive that you are sticking "bi-sexual" in there.

I bet you get offended a lot.

I'm a new poster. I wasn't so much offended, but definitely did a double take at that. I'm bisexual, but I am absolutely loyal to my husband. One of those things does not belong.

My hairdresser is a warm, intelligent person, so I feel comfortable talking with her. I think that there's also something to the idea that one can talk more freely when you're not looking at the person you're talking to.

Anonymous wrote:I made an appt with a hair dresser who was recommended on social media. Basically somehow I ended up telling her everything about me and it felt like a therapy session. So my question is like why did I do that????

Because you don’t know how to be comfortable with silence.

My hairdresser knows more about me than my best friend does.

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Anonymous wrote:I made an appt with a hair dresser who was recommended on social media. Basically somehow I ended up telling her everything about me and it felt like a therapy session. So my question is like why did I do that????

Wife is a hairdresser and you should hear the stories her clients tell her! Threesomes, bi-sexual, affairs, list goes on…

Pretty offensive that you are sticking "bi-sexual" in there.

I bet you get offended a lot.

Anonymous wrote:I made an appt with a hair dresser who was recommended on social media. Basically somehow I ended up telling her everything about me and it felt like a therapy session. So my question is like why did I do that????

Why would you? Trust no one. There was someone following someone one time at a Hair Cuttery. The moron after the lady left went up to the hairdresser to ask her what the lady before had told this hairdresser. Could hear everything, hairdresser stared him up and down like excuse me who the F are you? The lady that was being followed had not shared anything other than a hair style that she had seen on some famous person that she wanted the hairdresser to try as the cut. Was sitting right there to hear it all while waiting for a customer.

Anonymous wrote:Service professionals don't just provide the service, they are also therapists.

Ask me how I know.

I have had my clients tell me so much about their lives. Sometimes people just need to vent.

Ok, how do you know?

Best friend is a hair stylist. She said it's a combo of people filling in the silence so they just start talking and the fact that the other person's attention isn't completely directed on them. Kind of like the point of the pp who made the point about talking to someone with their back turned to you. She's not making eye contact while they are talking. So suddenly asking about their weekend has turned into a vent session about how her friend got drunk and tried to hit on her DH.