Do you have long hair (guys)

I still wish I coulda known what it's like to have normal long hair and not that crazy jewfro I got. Regardless, it was a pain and at long length I would just get out of the shower and leave it be and do it's thing...
So much easier now guess I don't really miss it.

My hair was quite short at the Opeth show k

CPicard wrote: Yesterday, I met a she-friend of mine. She said that my hair was long enough to be groomed in ponytails. I'm not exactly open to this suggestion.

I'll only wear a pony tail with sufferance and under duress when I've been told to "smarten myself up a bit" - I prefer not to. For a laugh I would wear bunches or (what, back in my Goth days, we used to call) a 'My Little Pony' (a pony tail worn high on the head), but I wouldn't be able to put my hat on and that would not do at all.

I had fine long hair in the 70's, nice ponytail, the whole deal, hell I looked like Wakeman minus the cape. Now I don't have much hair. I just have my wife get out the beard trimmer once or twice a year and run it over the scalp and we's good to go.

I like havin my hair both as short and as long as possible and I hate the middle

My girlfrined is all like "cut the sht down, you have macho skull" but she doesn't understand that I also have a very tender soul 

Edited by centum - January 12 2012 at 17:41

Negoba wrote: Yup...pony tail man. Look like every other guy at an Opeth show.

Yes, I have that problem as well!

I grew it out when I was 18, I'm now 26.

Nope, never have.  I did have a beard for a couple of years though.

For those of us of sufficient vintage without the luxury of choice, we can only vote for long hair alas

Currently, my hair is short-ish.

I started growing out my hair in high school. I then got it cut during 11th grade and had it short for a few months. I let it grow again until the massive curly lion mane was just too much to handle and I had my last haircut about 6 months ago, hence the short-ish length.

Dean wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: I previously had long hair, but now I buzz all my hair off so I can look like a man. I do notice with some idle curiocity that you said "look like a man" - immitaion being the sincerest form of flatery as they say of course, I do wonder how successful that is for you...