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Fri 4 Apr, 2014 10:12 am
Okay, so next week I'm getting my hair cut. And I've chosen a emo/scene hairstyle, but then I remembered. For the past few weeks(over a fortnight,) I've been stopped from doing sports, but when I come back , obviously I'm going to start again. I mean, a bruised big toes not going to be there forever! And also, in September I'm going to a new school (last school, because where I'm from we go to three different schools) and they have a strict policy with hair and sports. Past the shoulders, must have your hair up. Also, I'm hopefully getting the short layers and bangs, it's also going to be a long haircut. THANKS~!
@JustBeYourSelf,
I've got fairly short hair, and I end up putting it into two pigtails usually. How short is short?
@JustBeYourSelf,
Seems pretty clear to me. If five months from now when you are at the new school, if you have hair length past your shoulders, it will have to be tied back with a clip, elastic or ribbon.
The solution is to keep your hair length short enough to not meet that requirement. Alternatively, let it grow out over the next five months and put the longer length into a pony tail.
So, the irony of calling yourself "justbeyourself" while attempting to get a hair style which is compatible with an "emo/scene" didn't strike you, huh?
@JustBeYourSelf,
JustBeYourSelf wrote:
But I'm emo...
Ya gotta admit Set, she's got you there.
@chai2,
My thought as well. We're made up of details and hair is one of the details.
@chai2,
What she's got is an admission that although she may have chosen a smaller herd, she's a herd animal--not a unique individual. Hence, the irony of her screen name . . .
@Setanta,
But I'm telling everybody to be themselves, not to change themselves to be in the crowd. I show happened to be emo, and want to show I'm not afraid to show it... Did that make sense?
@JustBeYourSelf,
No, it didn't. You've chosen to be emo, which means you're changing yourself in order to be in that crowd.
@Setanta,
Yeah, but I'm choosing this myself, no-one in my school are emo. And this is my own choice, not yours.
@JustBeYourSelf,
Ignore him. Its not where we go, its where we choose to go.
@Setanta,
Setanta wrote:
No, it didn't. You've chosen to be emo, which means you're changing yourself in order to be in that crowd.
I don't know about that.
Some people might just be naturally emo (or something else), and the crowd is catching up to them.
She wants to get an "emo" hair style. That hardly qualifies as the crowd catching up to her.
I appreciate your help.
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