Does any woman love her long hair?

Enough to refuse a military-style men's haircut in order to adhere to a corporate dress code? Yet men are forced to give up their long hair for the corporate world...

Does any woman love her long hair?

I love my long hair but if it stood between me and a job I certainly wouldn't hesitate to change it. In fact if I left it alone it would look like a wild, tangled mane of curls. I usually put it up and back to appear more professional.

Does any woman love her long hair?

Women love their hair because noone has ever made them shave it off. The only people who ahve to shave are men. Who makes men shave? MEN. Military men and corporate men. Personally tho. I like long haired guys with shaved faces. When women are running 'corporate' america, belive me the dress code WILL CHANGE

Women love fashion and variety!!!!! Men like uniformity and one single POWER TRIP.

Women like freedom of choice and ability to express yourslef..why the hell does the army need shaved heads? So they all look the same? Who cares if they look the same. What advatange is that. maybe it was an advantage out on the fields but what of it? Is it a safety thing?

Does any woman love her long hair?

Because girls are girls. We love hair and that's that.

Does any woman love her long hair?

I have hair nearly to my butt, but I put it up or braid it. In regards to men I think it really depends on where you live. Some states are more liberal with men's hair. In Washington State for example some of the men have hair longer than mine. Hey some men wear turbans here and still work just like everyone else.

Does any woman love her long hair?

For an article on the subject, see: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn...

Does any woman love her long hair?

Yes...moreover, why is it okay for women to wear skirts or slacks and yet it would not be acceptable for men to do the same? Absolutely! I agree!!

My father asked those questions, back in the late fifties, early sixties. He did like to agitate a bit though...:^))and that did the trick of annoying his fellow workers in his working-class factory job!

Does any woman love her long hair?

Why yes I do love my long hair, and because of that on matter of principal I wouldn't work for a company that wouldn't allow me to keep it. These corporations are entitled to their dress codes, just as much as i am entitled to choose to work for them or not. Perhaps if men such as yourself boycotted this "discrimination" (albiet legal) then these companies would be forced to change policy.

But no, of course not, you'd rather harass us, the ones who have no control over it. hmm, let me know how that works out for you

Does any woman love her long hair?

Is this your biggest problem?

Does any woman love her long hair?

It's society's fault man!! They are trying to kill a generation.

Does any woman love her long hair?

I do. My girlfriend likes to grab it and pull.

Does any woman love her long hair?

I love long hair, but I am finding that I do not have a face for long hair.

I have been growing my hair out and it is becoming more and more of a pain in the behind, it is really wavy, and just is at that point where it looks messy and bushy no matter what I do.

So, in a few more weeks it is coming off.

Does any woman love her long hair?

I do.

Does any woman love her long hair?

Soooo...if your hair means to much to you then stay away from the 'corporate world' and become a carpenter instead - a do a job where nobody gives a s hit!

Jesus!

You have waaaaaay too much free time on your hands...

Does any woman love her long hair?

That's why I quit the corporate world-hate the dress code, hate the obsession with status, power and money. I didn't want to have to look like another cookie out of the cookie cutter.

If you don't like it, quit. I did.

Does any woman love her long hair?

Absolutely I do. I would NEVER cut off my hair...I hate even having to put it back for work! (I work at a grocery store during the summer and they don't want hair in the food.)

Does any woman love her long hair?

I cut my hair for the first time in seventh grade (it was hip-length by then), and I was relieved. Hair like that is high-maintenance. I now have a more "corporate" hairstlye, and I like it much better.