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To: Lloyd227
In my nearly 50 years of observation, I've come to the conclusion that the hair is like a fishing lure and it stays only long enough for them to lock in the mate the intend to stay with. The moment ladies are comfortable with their choice and convinced that the game has been won, the hair is the first thing to go. So, it's not necessarily got anything to do with hitting the age of 30 so much as having the fish in the net.

I think you're misconstruing what happens. When a woman gets older or has children, very often her hair thins dramatically. A lot of women lose handfuls of hair during pregnancy. Long, thin, broken, straggling hair is not attractive. So women in their late thirties and forties often have to start cutting the thin hair. A woman like this one who still has luxuriant locks in her forties is rare.

As for me, In my middle age I'm fighting it out to the bitter end because Mr. Fairview would kill himself if I cut my hair. It's up to the shoulders now, though.

70 posted on 12/11/2007 6:16:41 AM PST by Fairview ( Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.)
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To: Lloyd227

There is an old adage that no one over the age of 18 should have hair longer than shoulder length and that hair should be cut progressively shorter as a woman ages. The reason is that long hair tends to “pull down” the face, making a woman look older. Also, long hair takes a lot of work, and when a woman acquires a husband and children, something has to go. Sometimes it’s long hair. That said, methinks I hear a major tone of bitterness in your statement. What short-haired woman hurt you so badly, that you have to apply such a sinister motive to all women?


83 posted on 12/11/2007 6:32:20 AM PST by rejoicing
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