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Michlow 05-22-2009 07:38 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
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Originally Posted by TulsaDavid (Post 752129)
Possibule. But the longer hair is still far more complimentary.

The mid-length of Hillary, Pelosi and others seems more like a modern version of a burka, except it's adherence to the mindset of that particular camp.

And then shorter than that, and look out, Butch. :)

I'll have you know that I have short hair (chin length) and I am not in any way shape or form butch!

Falla39 05-22-2009 08:28 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
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Originally Posted by ChTatum (Post 752096)
So sensual appeal is another witness of the standard, ranking right up there with "if we only knew what witches knew".

The other evening I was fixing my hair up in a simple, yet "becoming" style,
and I was reflecting on some of the comments made by posters on AFF. It
came to me, why would some equate long uncut hair with "witches".

When I was single I wore my shoulder length hair down and curled. Fine, not
thick by nature, and it was not hard to handle.

I married fifty years ago this coming July. After I married and had a child I started wearing my hair up. Not only did it grow but I was very comfortable with it up. It seemed that being married and having a child, I had a "settled" feeling. I was no longer interested in being "available" as a girlfriend. I was a wife and mother and now a part of a "new" beginnng family.

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Back to the "witch" part. A witch is usually portrayed as a "hag", complete
with snaggled teeth, long stringy hair and riding on a broom. Who in the
world would want to be compared with that!

I think a grey haired woman with grown children, her long hair hanging down,
whether it is trimmed or uncut, etc., does not do herself justice.


We are supposed to be "modeling" for the generation following us. How will they knowhow to "model" to their children and grandchildren, if they have no "pattern" or example to go by!::heart May all who come behind us, find
us faithful!:thumbsup

And a man/husband who would make his lady feel badly because after bear-
ing his children, and growing older, she didn't look quite like the "girl he married, is one immature person! Yes, she should always care about her
appearance as much as possible if she lives to be an 100. At 84 yrs our
mother was a lovely, soft-looking lady with beautiful white hair, peaches
and cream skin, and the sweetest smile, after bearing and raising eleven
children. They adored "Momma". Momma modeled for me and I have en-
deavored to model for my precious children and grandchildren. Our Wonder-
ful Counsellor helped Momma and HE has helped and guided me.

In September this lady with grey hair, fixed in a simple, yet becoming, hair-
style, by then will turn 70 yrs, will have been married to the same man for 50 yrs, mother of six (three of each, all married to their original spouses), all active in church, 20 grandchildren, 15 g-sons, 5 g-girls, all in church. If you think I feel badly that my hair is grey (still have some auburn) and un-cut, and long, that I feel badly! I feel like a queen. God has been SO good to me and my family. But HE is no respector of persons. I am not intimidated no matter what anyone says about me, I know WHOSE I am and I wouldn't trade places with anyone!!! HE is # ONE in my life. My main concern is that HE is pleased with my life.:heart

In my mind, I can see the older queens of England with their hair softly
fixed up in an elegant style. They want to present themselves as royalty.
and the real royalty stands out!:thumbsup

I can also see a old "witch" with her long unkept hair blowing in the wind
as she glides here and there. Wonder what she is looking for? Somehow she
doesn't seem content, settled or satisfied. On the other hand, an elegant
queen, looks quite royal, sitting on a "throne" beside her "king". He's the one
she desires to please! No matter her grey her hair gets, or how many years
she has seen. We're all going to grow old and if the right things are in place,
we will never have to worry about being "replaced"!:heart

Not intended to offend anyone, and if I have used "I" too many times, it
is because this post is about this lady.

Just some Falla thoughts this lovely summer morning in America! Happy
Memorial Day weekend!:usa

Hugs,:mama

Falla39

OnTheFritz 05-22-2009 08:33 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
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Originally Posted by MissBrattified (Post 752116)
I don't think that looking attractive is the same as being or appearing "sensual." :coffee2

From a man's perspective - there isn't much difference ;)

Falla39 05-22-2009 08:33 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
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Originally Posted by MissBrattified (Post 752116)
I don't think that looking attractive is the same as being or appearing "sensual." :coffee2

Exactly, Miss Bratified,

We can be attractive without "emitting" the spirit of sensuality
We can be "presentable" without having an unholy motive!

Hoovie 05-22-2009 08:34 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
Your posts are a blessing to us all Falla.


Blessings to you this weekend!

OnTheFritz 05-22-2009 08:40 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
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Originally Posted by Falla39 (Post 752177)
Exactly, Miss Bratified,

We can be attractive without "emitting" the spirit of sensuality
We can be "presentable" without having an unholy motive!

Good points.

deltaguitar 05-22-2009 09:08 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
Attractive women cannot help but be sensual. Now there is a difference in being provocative or forward. If a woman tries at all to dress nice and have nice hair men will notice.

KWSS1976 05-22-2009 09:15 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
Same goes for women it is just our nature I know if Vin Deasel the actor was to walk by my wife she would break her neck to look at him..LOL Here is a pic incase anyone did not know who he was

http://images.askmen.com/galleries/m...-picture-1.jpg

rgcraig 05-22-2009 09:18 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
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Originally Posted by OnTheFritz (Post 752176)
From a man's perspective - there isn't much difference ;)

I was going to say that, but it's better coming FROM a man.

rgcraig 05-22-2009 09:22 AM

Re: Women's Hair: Men Like It Longer
 
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Originally Posted by TulsaDavid (Post 752129)
Possibule. But the longer hair is still far more complimentary.

The mid-length of Hillary, Pelosi and others seems more like a modern version of a burka, except it's adherence to the mindset of that particular camp.

And then shorter than that, and look out, Butch. :)

David,

My hair is much longer than this now, but putting your "beliefs" aside - you are telling me I look butch in this picture?

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...g/wedding8.jpg


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