GAY RIGHTS FRIDAY

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I've booked in a haircut for next week. I don't know what I want them to DO though. STRESSFUL.
 
I have zero clue about hairdo's. I'd normally just go to the barbers and ask for "a tidy up" or just plain old "number 6 please"

Now that it's quite long I'd like to experiment a bit but also have no idea what to ask for, and need some care advice (like how the hell do I stop it looking like I've been dragged backwards through a hedge after half an hour or so, I throw all sorts of conditioners at it but it puffs up, flies away, sticks out and just generally will not behave)
 
Kate, next week...

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STEVIE
 
I haven't had my haircut since Feb, when the lot got a bic. I have a mop.
 
The fact I had a bit of lockdown weight at the time didn't help, fat, bald and a swollen face wasn't my strongest look :D
 
When did you get it done? You won’t have a FULL THATCH just yet, will you?

Mainly my crown. I had hair, but I have naturally fine hair, so it looked more like that of a 60 year old. My hairline just had an inch, I deffos wont have that Turkish fringe you see on plenty of LADS>
 
Just popped downstairs to see my barber, lots of PROBING questions from him, asking if I live alone, do I have a girlfriend, why don’t I have a girlfriend!?

It really was TOO MUCH.

Why did you not just tell him you were GAY?
 
Just popped downstairs to see my barber, lots of PROBING questions from him, asking if I live alone, do I have a girlfriend, why don’t I have a girlfriend!?

It really was TOO MUCH.

I had this from a taxi driver once, and it was like, babe, did you not just see me MINCE over to your car?
 
Alas this is why we still need Gay Pride. I've had the same barber for 7 years and have never come out to him. All male straight environments still aren't the bastion of gay comfort.

Good LORD. I did not know this was still the case in 2021. How suppressive.
 
Good LORD. I did not know this was still the case in 2021. How suppressive.
I mean most people ARE alright these days, at least on the surface, but there are still locations of male dominated society where coming out is a decision not taken lightly.
 
It's a bit like, do I HAVE to come out to someone I'm literally only going to know for half an hour?
I get a bit militant about it, and will correct things and almost always say boyfriend instead of partner. I just don't see the point of letting these things lie
 
I would say the majority of men who have cut my hair are far more weighted to being gay, even the Turkish guy at my old house was clearly gay.
 
I always say partner because I like the air of mystery.
 

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