I'm just checking.....
Um, New Jersey -- Asia .....not really that different right? :hihi: I'm just kidding. Nah, when I first got here and was researching, I remember thinking "Momotaro, is that Japanese?" ... :icon_redf JenMomotaro said:You mean you never read my profile? :icon_frow
Mike
Wow, there is a Long Hair Forum!!The only other board I'm a member of is long hair board
It is. It is the name of a very old Japanese folk tale.I remember thinking "Momotaro, is that Japanese?"
I never thought for one minute you were as young as me !! :wink:Rex Grigg said:I'm not old. I'm only 44.
There sure is - my wife goes there occasionally for advice. She's got hair down to her lower back.gnatster said:Wow, there is a Long Hair Forum!!
There truly is a forum for anything out there, amazing
Dang, I wish I'd known of that before I had it all chopped off. It was down about my mid-back and stayed there for at least ten years. Never would get any longer.GulfCoastAquarian said:There sure is - my wife goes there occasionally for advice. She's got hair down to her lower back.
Not to sure but I can guarantee you this... If I know you are one of those freeks you will never get a reply from me. :wink:frmrreefr said:So what happens if you're a transvestite?
That means you had probably reached your terminal length or was cutting it more than it was growing, so it looked like it wasn't. I am growing mine long...at least to mid back/boobie (can I say that) length. I am greying some now so I have to treat it differently. That website really helped me learn how to take care of my baby-fine hair. Very encouraging if you ever want to grow it out again.. :thumbsup:RoseHawke said:Dang, I wish I'd known of that before I had it all chopped off. It was down about my mid-back and stayed there for at least ten years. Never would get any longer.
Uhm, if I had to guess I'd say your a guy!!! Oh, and I'm with Buck on his reply....I know I'm horrible....but I was raised in the south...what can I say. I'm a southern belle....frmrreefr said:So what happens if you're a transvestite? Ok sorry I couldn't resist..... GUESS WHAT GENDER I AM!
Terminal length probably as it took almost ten years to get it that long! Definitely wasn't getting cut more than it was growing as I think I only had it trimmed 2-3 times in all that space of time. Just finally came to the conclusion that I was NOT going to have hair like Crystal Gayle and got it chopped. Think a lot of it was I just don't have the patience to take much time with my hair so that a lot of it was getting broken off. It is shorter than I want though (we're talking nape of neck here) and I think I would like it at about shoulder length. Of course with me that means a couple of years at least. Maybe in time for my half-century b-day :icon_roll .wetgreenthumb said:That means you had probably reached your terminal length or was cutting it more than it was growing, so it looked like it wasn't. I am growing mine long...at least to mid back/boobie (can I say that) length. I am greying some now so I have to treat it differently. That website really helped me learn how to take care of my baby-fine hair. Very encouraging if you ever want to grow it out again.. :thumbsup:
(yawn) Sorry, but this is why I prefer gender-less forums. Discussing the lenght of your hair and it's weight and styling is too, too boring. This happened at the last dinner party I went to, the women divided off and started talking about hairstyles. Somehow I got stuck in a chair in that group and the other table was all taken. Tragically dull, IMO.RoseHawke said:Terminal length probably as it took almost ten years to get it that long! Definitely wasn't getting cut more than it was growing as I think I only had it trimmed 2-3 times in all that space of time.
Yep, good thing this is the lounge where we can talk about whatever we want. I know what you mean though, my eyes glaze over when guys go on and on about certain sport stats like hockey and golf (not football though). You actually prove my point that generally men and women discuss things differently. I do not know many women in real life that like planted tanks, sports cars, football, beer etc. But I know a lot that talk about hair, baking etc. I'm lucky enough to be able to have a good conversation no matter which table I get stuck at....football or hair....I'm on it!anonapersona said:(yawn) Sorry, but this is why I prefer gender-less forums. Discussing the lenght of your hair and it's weight and styling is too, too boring. This happened at the last dinner party I went to, the women divided off and started talking about hairstyles. Somehow I got stuck in a chair in that group and the other table was all taken. Tragically dull, IMO.
LOL... dont feel badly , my male buddies dont understand my passion for the hobby either.I do not know many women in real life that like planted tanks
Generally it depends on the company you keep. For instance NONE of my female friends are the type to talk about hair beyond complimenting on a change in hairstyle, and we're just as likely to be talking about computer games or in the case of my sister and myself what's the latest tool we got and what our current project is or our gardening as gardening is a big thing with us. The last time I was at a party at their house I cruised through a conversation (about 1/2 and 1/2 female/male) that was gun oriented (we're all keeping our communities safe for democracy) as they have a right collection.wetgreenthumb said:Yep, good thing this is the lounge where we can talk about whatever we want. I know what you mean though, my eyes glaze over when guys go on and on about certain sport stats like hockey and golf (not football though). You actually prove my point that generally men and women discuss things differently. I do not know many women in real life that like planted tanks, sports cars, football, beer etc. But I know a lot that talk about hair, baking etc. I'm lucky enough to be able to have a good conversation no matter which table I get stuck at....football or hair....I'm on it!