long hair on boys

However, most people feel it's somewhat cancelled out by "Just plain wrong", and opinion reads something like "I don't like the concept of long hair on boys, personally". Just plain right makes something sound as if it's sick and/or creepy.

DaveDecker wrote: Except for misfortune of male-pattern baldness, long hair can be for boys, men, girls and women.

Long hair is also for those *blessed* with male-pattern baldness that leave their girlfriend beaming with pleasure at the feel of those softest hairs on top followed by gorgeous long hair in back. Long hair is for every male that wants it, that goes for women too.

I'm growing my hair long. But I don't have to worry looking feminine. I look psycho no matter what my hairstyle is. I just look a lot less intimidating with long hair. I can't stand being mistaken for a psycho. I have very cold blue eyes maybe that's why.


Long hair looks feminine. I ask does this guy look feminine




The males have longer hair than the females.

There was a guy in my high school who had really long hair. He would either wear it loose or in a pony tail, we all called him the ninja because we thought he looked like one :-) So obviously on him it looked good.

However I have a cousin in grade 1 who has long hair. His mother is a vegan, and is raising her son the same way. She refuses to let her son cut his hair, but she herself has very short hair so it's not like she hates short hair. He gets picked on all the time at school, however it's not entirely because of his hair (some of the kids thing it's weird he eats tofu and stuff like that) I do not think that the long hair looks bad on him, it's just that some of these kids have never seen long hair on a boy before. I think it's harder when they are younger because there are less obvious features to tell a boy and a girl apart.

I know that all through elementary school I had very short hair and was confused for a boy all the time. Then again now I have BSL hair and still ocassionally get confused for a boy *shakes head in frusteration*

The majority of both men and women these days wear short or fairly short hair, which is why people, men or women, with very long hair are unique.

Since most women wear medium or short hair, the only way you could be mistaken for a man if you are a woman, whatever your hair length, is to not wear any makeup or earrings, dress in grungy "male" like clothes, and have facial features and a body that is somewhat masculine to begin with.