I agree. When females are little girls, they usually have longer hair. That is true with my daughter.
When females get past the teen years and become adult women with women's features, women's bodies and women's voices then many women get short hairstyles. Others stay long or medium length with their hair.
I have known many women who have worn short hair, or fairly short hair, their entire adult life once they were past their teen years or early twenties.
In the case of celebrity women, many actually have short hair but sometimes wear extensions to change their looks. Many women, and not just celebrity women, like changing their hairstyle length and sometimes color of hair.
That is why only a few women wear very long hair or very short hair their entire adult life.
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Most parents put their little girls in long hair just by default (I guess 'cause we're all basically androgynous until we hit puberty, and they don't want their kids to get mistaken for the opposite gender).
Oh yeah for sure, my sister had my little boys cut at the same time I did (we're 14 months apart and look alike). One time she was walking into a store and this man says, "oh excuse me little boy". WELL, my sister is scarred for life because of that one comment. She doesn't like short hair and always complains about mine.
I think that's also a reason woman pierce their baby girls ears when they are infants, so people will know they are female.
If I had a child (my children are dogs), I wouldn't care if someone mixed up their gender, I'd cut their hair to whatever looks good on them. Oh, our society is so messed up.
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I think one of the major reasons it's hard to find women who have never had long hair is because they were all little girls at one time. Most parents put their little girls in long hair just by default (I guess 'cause we're all basically androgynous until we hit puberty, and they don't want their kids to get mistaken for the opposite gender).
And I won't even go into all the societal pressures from parents, friends, peers, the media, etc. saying women have to have long hair to be attractive or sexy. Basically, if you go back and look through the posts LHFs write complaining about what they see as societal pressures for women to cut their hair. . . there's just as strong a pressure going in the total opposite direction.
No one knows if any woman has always had short hair, but Ashley
Scott, Karen Duggy, Natalie Raitano, and Katie Couric have had hair
shoulder length or above since they became famous.
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Okie dokie. I fit the bill. Short hair all my life. One of my favorite pictures I have was when I was in my 2nd grade picture, and I had a little boys haircut. I love looking back at that picture because I thought it went so well with my face. I think that is why I always fight my hair when I try to grow it, only to cut it short again. Long hair makes me feel suffocated, and I have cystic fibrosis and that makes it hard for me to breath anyway. Hence the short hair. Plus I'm always hot, so having lots of hair makes me hotter.
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It's easy to think of people who've had long
hair all their lives. Lots of celebrities like that too: Jane Seymour,
Crystal Gayle, etc. However, there are far fewer, who have kept short
hair all their lives. Not many celebrities either. A few build their
reputation with short hair, but later grow it out (think Anne Heche and
Winona Ryder).
Just a thought: but is there anyone here who has never had long
hair?
What's the point of this post? To prove that long hair is better because
some celebs have never had short hair? How do you know that Jane
Seymour and Crystal Gayle didn't have short hair before they were
famous?
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Right, Dave. I was talking about women. I've actually seen a few pictures of Liza Minelli from before she became famous, and her hair was right down to her butt!
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It's easy to think of people who've had long hair all their lives. Lots of celebrities like that too: Jane Seymour, Crystal Gayle, etc. However, there are far fewer, who have kept short hair all their lives. Not many celebrities either. A few build their reputation with short hair, but later grow it out (think Anne Heche and Winona Ryder).
Just a thought: but is there anyone here who has never had long hair?
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