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I know I am a little bit curious... (Read 12585 times)
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I know I am a little bit curious...
Dec 28th, 2002 at 11:02pm
 
...but there is one question I am very interested in:
What is your boyfriend´s/ husband´s "attitude" towards your hair? Mine hated me showing my hair to other people especially men. He loved it very much and would have prefer so see it down with exklusive  rights. I found this very funny but I think he was serious about ist  ???
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Re: I know I am a little bit curious...
Reply #1 - Dec 28th, 2002 at 11:36pm
 
Richard is completely cool with my hair.  He loves it, even though I needle him to help me take care of it.  He has no preference either way if I wear down or up, in public or at home.  Well, except when we're sleeping, at which time he has a tendency to call it "shrubbery"  if I wear it down, which I never do anyway because there's just too much of it and the paramedics would have to come and unknot us in the morning ;)

As he looks on while I'm typing this, he makes the point that he would insist on being consulted before I were to go have any serious amount cut off, to which I pointed out that he'd be the only one I would trust to do it anyway.
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Reply #2 - Dec 29th, 2002 at 2:53am
 
Other people seemed much more interested in my hair than my honey was.  He liked it, but he was not nearly as attached to it as I was (no pun intended).  He has had no problem with my hair pix on the web.  His concern is more for common-sense safety - I do get some weird ones once in a while, both in cyber-land and IRL.

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Reply #3 - Dec 31st, 2002 at 1:07am
 
augh! For a very brief period, when I started working and bought into the long hair isn't as professional thing (wasn't wearing it up in those days), I had a shoulder length curly bob. my now husband really liked it.  do you think he doens't like long hair bc I occasionally go to sleep with it wet and flip over and hit him in the face with a big whump of COLD wet hair?!?!  Smiley

he likes it up. we both hardly see it down (it's either up for day or braided for night) so it is hard to get a feel for exactly what it looks like. it actually is pretty short now, and he very tolerantly agrees with me when I say it is totally short (mid-back when dry, in an attempt to get rid of some bad split ends, from waist length... very traumatic).
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Reply #4 - Dec 31st, 2002 at 11:21pm
 
My husband has longer-than-shoulder length hair - in fact, the first year and a half we were married, his hair was longer than mine.  But he had a lot of badly split ends, and by the time the stylist was done trimming, mine was longer.  He's continued to maintain the same length while mine grew out, so I win  Grin

He's said it's totally up to me - long, short, doesn't really matter to him.  But I don't think he really means it...the shortest he's ever seen my hair was when it was shoulder length when wet (and thus chin length when dry....ouch!).  I suspect if it was any shorter than that again, we'd both be unhappy.

He's always amused when people see me with my hair down and ask if I've had a perm (this, even from people who've known me for years).  He says they must just be so dazzled by my hair that they don't think about having seen it before
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Reply #5 - Jan 1st, 2003 at 12:38am
 
Well any of us that have really long hair suffer from the fact that there is someone in our lives who has a strong opinion about how we should wear our hair...My husband does not care if I wear it up or down but he is very adamant about the fact that it stays long!  Ok so I have to remind him of this when he complains that my hair is everywhere...The trade off is that I make him keep his hair really short...his hair can be curly...if I can't have curles neither can he!!

I wash my hair at night so it has time to dry so there are mornings I have to eradicate him from it.  According to him it is nice to snuggle with! Smiley
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Reply #6 - Jan 2nd, 2003 at 6:35pm
 
My husband loves my long hair and doesn't mind when I receive a nice compliment.
 
He was concerned about the woman who had her hair cut on the bus.  He decided that I need to keep my hair up in crowded places if he isn't there to protect me.  We had not thought of someone stealing some of it! 


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Reply #7 - Jan 2nd, 2003 at 7:02pm
 
Cupcake: do you think he doens't like long hair bc I occasionally go to sleep with it wet and flip over and hit him in the face with a big whump of COLD wet hair! 

My husband use to hide my hair under his pillow so he won't get slapped in the face.  I use a few soft covered pony tail holders to wrap around it now. 

I still remember the first time I found myself laying on my hair in my sleep and woke up because I couldn't turn over.
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Reply #8 - Jan 9th, 2003 at 2:51pm
 
Hello all.    We are a long hair "Family."  My husband has hair just past his shoulder blades when dry and almost to his waist when wet.   We have four boys, three of whom had long hair until 1st grade.  My 7 year old had hair down to his waist when he got it cut last year!!!   :(
I really liked their hair that way, but they got teased a lot at school, and it got worse when the school went to non-gender uniform shirts.  I plan to have our fourth (just turned a year)  follow in his brothers'  footsteps.  I have hip length hair, my husband wouldn't have it any other way (except longer, of course)   He likes everything "ALL NATURAL"  and doesn't mind others commenting or touching my hair, although, I don't like the touching thing....
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Reply #9 - Jan 12th, 2003 at 3:35am
 
The only thing my SO makes strong comments about are about the state of my hair for sleeping:  He hates it in his face at night!  Makes his nose tickle and he sneezes( Cheesy) 'Course, I can't sleep with it loose -- it gets wrapped around my neck somehow Undecided.  So I always have it in braids -- and do even when he's not around! Smiley

Beyond that I don't think he feels very strongly one way or the other -- he loves it long, but has often said he'd feel the same about me with it short.  (I wouldn't!  I hated my hair short!) Wink
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Reply #10 - Jan 21st, 2003 at 1:44pm
 
20 years ago when I had hair at mid-thigh level, Hubby # 1 loved the look.  I usually had it braided or put up during the day, and only wore it down for "going out." Hubby # 1 did not, however, ever willingly participate in any aspect of my hair care, and when my hair got too long for me to braid by myself, he flat out refused my request for help.  I cut my hair to shoulder length the next week, and left him several months later.

Oh, ladies, keep your patience!  I should never have done it (cut my hair, I mean) - here I am now trying to grow it out again, just tell me it's never too late!

Hubby # 2 developed a thing for nurses, I doubt if he ever noticed a THING about MY hair.

Present Hubby cheered out loud several months ago when I declared war on locks-chopping, bleach-mongering stylists and announced that I wanted to grow my hair. I asked him if he would help me with handling it if it ever got too long.  "Of course!" he said, "I love long hair! I remember when your hair was so long and beautiful. I'll help you all you want if you will grow it out."

Well, hon, if that's your Final Answer, then you have my heart forever!
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Reply #11 - Feb 12th, 2003 at 11:04am
 
Lilly Dale;
Sounds like you have found your true soul mate this time.  I hope you have many years together sharing your hair experience.  And be sure he learns to braid your hair!

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Reply #12 - Feb 12th, 2003 at 7:56pm
 
I'm not sure I would trust my husband to braid my hair (he is an operating room nurse) I would end up with a head full of knots....but I do love it when he washes my hair...that is a real treat....

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Reply #13 - Feb 13th, 2003 at 12:59am
 
I would think that as an operating room nurse he would be good with his hands.  Have him practice with old neckties so you don't have to put your hair at risk.
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Reply #14 - Feb 13th, 2003 at 1:17am
 
"I would think that as an operating room nurse he would be good with his hands.  Have him practice with old neckties so you don't have to put your hair at risk. "

that sounds like a good idea if nothing else it should be good for a laugh or two.....

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