The Cul-De-Sac: A Haircut Story

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I first became aware of my need to have ultrashort hair in my senior year of high school. At the time, I had grown my hair for most of high school, and it was nearly down to my waist. I grew it because I didn’t know what I wanted to do with it. The long length became part of my identity. I hesitated and then asked her the inevitable question: "Would you dare to cut your own hair that short?" "Oh yes, I would love having my hair cut like this," she replied. "I love my long hair and I know you don't I used to prefer women with long hair, but at that moment I suddenly thought someone with very short hair looked amazing! At that moment, I did not realize that this evening would be the beginning of the end of my Close the curtains and wait for me in the dark. I want to surprise you with my new look!" My heart skipped a beat at that point. "Your new look?" I replied. "You had a bob cut, right?" "Maybe I did, maybe I find [cutting your hair is] a great way of letting go and moving on when you are ready and need to. Yes, changing your hair color or radically changing your cut can make you feel brand new, but I believe nothing beats the feeling of shaving your head. Imagine not having to worry about your hair in the morning, having the male gaze on you reduce significantly, not spending outrageous amounts of money on products and hair appointments, or not having your hair to hide and getting used to showing yourself as you are. No doubt people say it's liberating.

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go for it. I suddenly realized that because of me, my wife might soon have her hair cut short. What have I done? She then asked if I was absolutely sure I wanted to go for it, and after my hesitant "yes," she grabbed the clippers. The buzzing clippers went through my hair, and seconds later, my long hair was shaved to about chin length. Great real story. Very natural reaction and progressio. My first flattop wasn't from really long but a similar experience at 18.

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Una historia siniestra, un internado de los de antes; seguramente, en la actualidad lo habrían cerrado por maltratar psicológicamente a los alumnos. El efecto sorpresa está muy presente. Cuando menos te lo esperas, el argumento toma un giro dramático y el protagonista que parecía un chico ejemplar, un auténtico joven católico dispuesto a cumplir con las normas, alguien que ha renunciado a su anterior vida de pecado, es castigado severamente. Ese tal don Alfonso es alguien extremadamente suspicaz, piensa que todos los alumnos son culpables y a los que intentan llevarse bien con él los castiga con más severidad si cabe. El rapado es, sin duda, un castigo humillante, A partir de ese momento le conviene a este chaval, excelente persona, mantener la boca cerrada y no opinar en nada, no meterse en camisas de once varas. I had my brother cut my hair, actually. And it wasn’t, like, an emotional breakdown or anything—I know people typically assume you must be going through a lot to cut your hair. And I was like, "No, I'm not!" I was mentally stable. I was aware of what I was doing. I did not regret it afterwards. It was actually very relieving afterwards. I was like, "Wow, I actually did it." It felt like a weight lifted off of me. If you don't want to have an attachment to your hair all your life, I would [recommend a buzz]. I feel like everyone should try cutting their hair. It does bring a different type of confidence that was never there before. I even went through a phase where I dyed my hair blonde and grew out my ‘bush’ like in the stories.

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The idea of a few guys sitting around getting their heads buzzed is awesome. Hopefully more decides to go with the no guard baldy look. At approximately 3:30 pm, another text message came in: "I'm at the hair salon and I think I'll be up in about fifteen minutes. The hair salon is very trendy. There are four hairdressers,

Very nicely written! With well organized sentences. A straight forward getting-a-flattop-for-the-first-time story. And, as you said, a true story. Writing it in first person, like you did, also makes it more immersive for us readers. I'd be interested to read what the teacher, Frank, has to say when he sees it. of our weather lady. She was wearing a shiny, silk shirt dress. Her dress, with a long row of buttons and shirt collar, matched her short haircut perfectly. "I love her hair," my wife