I have NEVER thought about my hair as long as you obviously have.

Sweeny79 said:

shhhh!! baby, you're ruining this "momment"


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I have NEVER thought about my hair as long as you obviously have.

Sweeny79 said:

omg. I have entire journal entries about my hair from when I was younger. Several of them. Interspersed throughout the years. There would probably be some recent ones if I still kept a journal.

Sweeny79 said:

omg. I have entire journal entries about my hair from when I was younger. Several of them. Interspersed throughout the years. There would probably be some recent ones if I still kept a journal.

CarrieMpls said:

Wow... I guess I'm the freaky one!

Sweeny79 said:

No. No, you're not.

Sweeny79 said:

No. No, you're not.

Fauxie said:

whew.... Thank God!

I don't read Imago's threads so much as rubberneck at them.

wow, jason really knows how to redefine a combover!

It's good to see you bounce back so quickly.

Does Jason know that you are on the rebound?

bkw said:

The world is a beautiful place.... When you rock the shit out of your hair.

ImagoMind777 said:

Yes, shit in your hair is a real turn-off.

Fauxie said:

i wouldn't be SURPRISED if there were rocks 'n' shit in his hair. hell, there's probably a colony of roaches nesting up in that mess by now.

As some of you may know, Nicole, my previous stylist got married about a month ago. We had a system going. I would walk in and not say a damned thing about how I wanted my hair done. The expectation was that she would just do what she needed to ensure that my hair was “cleaned up”.

I’ve been stuck on a pixie out-of-bed/shag cut for about 2 years now with certain variations in the style—but for the most part it has stayed the same. (I understand that in certain circles, super trendy in-the-know style nazi’s will point out that the style went out-of-style years ago. But Nicole would humor me and just do it real nice and messy just the way I like it without having to be instructed to do so. She was awesome. She didn’t talk a lot—she didn’t like to joke, and she was very professional. In short, she’s the hairdresser every man should hope to have.

Well, as I mentioned she got married. Then she moved to Aruba with her new husband Then I was left without that one special person in my life.

I took a chance on Jason, who is a friend of Nicole’s and works at the local Tony & Guy with her. At first I was nervous. A bit timid and apprehensive, as all people are when started off a new relationship. He asked me how I would like my hair done, which I had not have to explain in ages, and I gave him the basic rundown. I found myself saying “Nicole used to…” several times and realized that mentioning your previous special someone might not be a good way to start off such a crucial relationship . So I refrained as best I could.

Well, let me tell you—Jason is great. He cuts, he combs, he shampoos, he massages, and he styles like the best of them! And, he even did something she never did—he broke out the hot iron and did a manly submission of my otherwise untamed asian hair and turned it into a submissive little colonly of well behaved strands of hair!!

Yes, folks—Jason is my new special someone.


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Anxiety said: