I have long hair and I like it. It is comfortable and the ladies love it. I keep it clean and soft, but this doesn't keep me from being a man. As stated before: Have long hair, eat steak, I don't drink beer but make up for it by kicking ass and taking names.



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I always used to have a joke with my ex because he had hair down past his shoulders and I had short hair to just below my chin.
The only time I wouldn't like long hair on a guy is if it didn't suit him. I saw pictures of my ex with short hair and he looked like a bit of a knob, but he really suits long hair. Exact opposite with my current boyfriend; although he took perfect care of his hair, and let it eventually reach his waist, I couldn't believe that no on had told him what an idiot he looked like.I think it comes down to what suits the individual, rather than saying I don't like any guy with long hair, or any girl with short hair.

I found it funny the amount of abuse my ex would get about his long hair, though; random people shouting at him to cut his hair when we'd walk down the street



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Personally if I was a guy there's no way I'd have long hair. Less maintenance = win. I like having long hair as a lady just because I think it looks better on me than short. Also my hair's curly/wavy so long just makes that much more manageable. There's nothing wrong with conforming to social norms to a degree; people completely judge you based on your appearance and there's nothing at all wrong with wanting to make a first impression that fits you. Is it right? Not really, but it not being right isn't going to stop it. First impressions and snap judgements are important, especially from a survival standpoint, and the fact that we all make them isn't likely to change (though how we make them and based on what varies). As for them not being hired or considered as seriously for certain jobs, if I were hiring for a customer service rep (one that would see customers face-to-face), I probably would hire someone who would be perceived as more professional looking over someone less so. It's less so a matter of the length of hair as the person's overall image and if they look credible or not. Someone who doesn't look credible to me is probably not going to look credible to a customer, and therefore reflects badly on my business regardless of if they are actually credible or not. Again, not necessarily right, but that's how it works.



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ugh, i look like bieber after a shower for about one or two days...partly the reason i dont shower that often.



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