Anonymous wrote:Long or medium length hair. Layered is a nice look. Hair color is not important. Some redheads are stunning but most don't hold up well through the years. Blonds are no big deal to me but I've never kicked one out of bed for eating crackers. Dark hair and blue or green eyes is a favorite.

Thanks! I have long dark hair, olive skin and light blue eyes. I get a lot of attention for it.

A lot of hair and carpet matches the drapes, in fullness that is...

Long or medium length hair. Layered is a nice look. Hair color is not important. Some redheads are stunning but most don't hold up well through the years. Blonds are no big deal to me but I've never kicked one out of bed for eating crackers. Dark hair and blue or green eyes is a favorite.

My DH hates short hair. He told me he never realized Halle berry was attractive until he saw her in a movie where she was wearing a wig.

Anonymous wrote:Its a very American thing to like long hair. Traditional, conservative, overtly "feminine".

Huh? I’m French and this makes no sense to me. Liking long hair is not any more/less prevalent in the US. It’s just a personal preference.

Used to be into blondes but I am 100% on teambrunette (latinas). As for pubic hair on women, I’m a fan of not much down there.

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Anonymous wrote:Both of my husbands were adamant about me keeping my natural waist length hair.

Were they pentecostal?

Seriously. Any hair longer than bra strap gets into sister wife territory. And the split ends and flyaways! *shudder*

Sister wives and "horse girls."

What does that even mean?

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Anonymous wrote:Both of my husbands were adamant about me keeping my natural waist length hair.

Were they pentecostal?

Seriously. Any hair longer than bra strap gets into sister wife territory. And the split ends and flyaways! *shudder*

Sister wives and "horse girls."

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Anonymous wrote:Both of my husbands were adamant about me keeping my natural waist length hair.

Were they pentecostal?

Seriously. Any hair longer than bra strap gets into sister wife territory. And the split ends and flyaways! *shudder*

says the fair white woman with terrible thinning hair....

darker/mediterranean skin tones typically have thicker hair (or more of it) with volume and texture that lends itself to longer hair.

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Anonymous wrote:Both of my husbands were adamant about me keeping my natural waist length hair.

Were they pentecostal?

Seriously. Any hair longer than bra strap gets into sister wife territory. And the split ends and flyaways! *shudder*

I dont know why i clidked on this thread and Im not a man but my hair is currently that long and my split end's split ends have split ends.

😂

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Anonymous wrote:My SO prefers my hair in a natural afro, rather than relaxed or straightened.

Same

You saw it too?

Define “short.” Most professional women have lobs or similar around shoulder length. That’s not long, but I also wouldn’t call it short.

Shoulder length blonde hair. My wife has been cutting hers shorter and I don’t like it but I’ve learned to keep my effing mouth shut.

My husband likes professional “lobs” best. I usually keep my hair longer because I don’t cut it that often.

Its a very American thing to like long hair. Traditional, conservative, overtly "feminine".