A woman in my office told me that once a girl gets to a certain age that she should cut her hair shorter. Well short. I said I want my hair very long for my wedding. She said that its not so suitable for my line of business no less of someone of my age and I am 25. Has anyone heard of this?
WeDidIt!
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I think that as long as your hair is neat...what is the big deal?
butterfly20
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long hair helps to hide some of the weight people have...
kmcwed
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Whoops, I didn't mean to say that short hair in and of itself de-sexualizes a woman. It's just that very often women will cut their hair, along with dressing more frumpy, and letting themselves go. Being a wife and mother shouldn't be a license to join the Frump Farm. That, all together, de-sexualizes a woman from her husband's point of view, and also damages her own self esteem.
JMHO
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one of the principals in my district is probably about 45 years old with very very long hair- the nastiest hair i've seen in a long time. its all gross, damaged, & partly gray. looks ridiculous. every single time i see her i want to tell her to chop it all off! she would look so much more professional & attractive with short hair!!
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That's the thing...as long as it's healthy and well-kept, it shouldn't matter. I keep mine as neat as possible (it's also very thick) and healthy!
Stacey1403
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Theresa if I had your gorgeous hair I would be naked and bareback on a horse like Lady Godiva!!!! Leave your hair the way it is!!!!!
karen32
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that's definitely a corporate america mentality!!! as long as the hair is kept neat and not in their eyes when i'm talking to them, or they're talking to clients - i don't care how the staff people wear their hair!!! i will tell you - every single female partner that i know at my firm (and there aren't many to begin with) all have hair no longer than shoulder-length.
