Originally Posted by SleepyWitch
Thirteen? Can breast implants be far behind?
Yeah, you're right. But I look at some of my younger pictures and I look so much better with my dark hair. Frankly I feel thirty or less right now but i look older.yeah, you're right, that's a cosmetic choice too, but at least it's relatively cheap, it's reversible, it can't go wrong in any serious, harmful way....
hehe, don't dye your hair, Virge! I think it looks ridiculous in men
LET THERE BE LIGHT
"Love follows knowledge." – St. Catherine of Siena
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I think that all of the men’s beauty products are crazy. I don’t like men with dirty fingernails, but I don’t like a manicure on a man either. There is wrinkle cream for men, too. If my husband wanted wrinkle cream I’d die! I think the worst is Rogaine. I like bald heads though. I’ve heard that products like Rogaine have a negative effect on a man’s ability to … stand at attention. What’s the point of a full head of hair if you can’t … perform?hehe, don't dye your hair, Virge! I think it looks ridiculous in men
But you can't get the oppostunity to perform without a full head of hair.Only kidding. Thank God I still have all my hair. That really is a hard thing for a man to go through. I have lots of friends that are balding, and a couple were bald by thier early to mid twenties. Just think of how you're identity goes into shock, one day being a youth, the next being bald.
I'm not sure women realize how hard that is on a man.
LET THERE BE LIGHT
"Love follows knowledge." – St. Catherine of Siena
My literature blog: http://ashesfromburntroses.blogspot.com/
tell your friends to shave their heads! what's ugly about 'bald' men is that most of them are only partially bald. It does look ridiculous when they have a kind of... wreath (?) around the lower part of their head and nothing on top. whereas if they shaved what's left really short, it would look better..... (cf. Patrick StewartBut you can't get the oppostunity to perform without a full head of hair.)
I like any bald! I really do, even the wreath. My husband doesn’t have a hard time with balding at all, but that may be because I like it so much. I rub it and kiss all the time!
Don't people want too much? If you want to have a dancer's body all your life, don't have kids. It was quite obvious you wouldn't probably be back at having a cute body, especially after 4 kids...
It does look ridicolous on men, but at the same time if women do it why men shouldn't? Unfortunately :Phehe, I've been dying my hair since I was 13.
yeah, you're right, that's a cosmetic choice too, but at least it's relatively cheap, it's reversible, it can't go wrong in any serious, harmful way....
hehe, don't dye your hair, Virge! I think it looks ridiculous in men
When I was 14 and started high school I was shockedbecause one girl had dyed hair. It was very uncommon back then for such young girls, I suppose now it's not. And no I'm not sure it won't give you any problems, I have always heard that it's not healthy for hair... surely no huge deal, but I might imagine by now the only way for you to have nice hair is keeping on dying it and giving it much care...
I used to say I'd never ever dye my hair but I used some cheap dyes 3 or 4 times. But since I'm not into hard work I didn't care and it washed away sooo quickly. (plus my hair is too dark to change its colour without hassle, and I'm not into hassle).
I don't think I'd do surgery, I even refuse to visit doctors for a flu, why should I be cut up unnecessarily. I am starting to consider make-up in order to look my age, but why should I want to look my age when I look early-20s
dead on the inside, i've got nothing to prove
keep me alive and give me something to lose
I was reading an interview with Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones and he was asked if he would consider botox. He said no. Hahaha, here are some recent photos of Keith. Do you think botox would even help?
LET THERE BE LIGHT
"Love follows knowledge." – St. Catherine of Siena
My literature blog: http://ashesfromburntroses.blogspot.com/
tell your friends to shave their heads! what's ugly about 'bald' men is that most of them are only partially bald. It does look ridiculous when they have a kind of... wreath (?) around the lower part of their head and nothing on top. whereas if they shaved what's left really short, it would look better..... (cf. Patrick Stewart
"...if you weren't smart enough to get a pedophile in a dress to put a small amount of water on the child’s forehead, then what the eff did you think was going to happen?
You mean you don't like this.
LET THERE BE LIGHT
"Love follows knowledge." – St. Catherine of Siena
My literature blog: http://ashesfromburntroses.blogspot.com/
looking forward I thought I'd always be able to slim right down and I had no idea of what the real aftermath of pregnancy was like- it may be obvious to you that things would change, but it was not to me. Of course when i got in that first shower after that first baby I did ask myself what I expected. the truth is I expected to have a six pound baby and leave the hospital with maybe ten extra pounds that breastfeeding would melt away in a couple of days. I would take the kids over the body but I still think I can have it all.
Virgil- those are some great pictures. It makes me think mom is right when she says getting old is hell. Did you know that Botox was included in the list of WMDs unaccounted for?
It's true - so many women dye their hair - it's more than anyone really realizes or thinks about, I think. And I think if my hair was turning gray I would probably start dying it too.
I don't really have a problem with men coloring their hair at all, either. Whether it is to cover up gray or just for a change. I find that acceptable. Although salt-and-pepper can be quite attractive. It probably depends on the individual man.
We make lots of cosmetic choices every day, but I think it is primarily about reversibility. At least for me it is. My mother had some laser hair removal, and I won't even consider that, as mild as it may seem. You never know when you might want that hair back. Hahaha.
Last edited by kratsayra; 03-25-2008 at 12:12 AM.
I'd never get cosmetic surgery, partially because everyone that matters to me loves me regardless of whether I look "perfect" or not, and also becuase I'm incredibly scared of needles and operations and all!
I used to dye it with henna. It's said to be good for your hair. you are right about the chemical stuff, that's a bit more obnoxious but I think it must have gotten a lot better over the last couple of years. The bleach I'm using now does make my hair a bit dry and bushy, but all in all, it doesn't have much of an impact, seeing as my hair is curly and bushy anyway.When I was 14 and started high school I was shocked
The whole idea of cosmetic surgery has never appealed to me... I just don't like the thought of altering something so natural for a rather shallow purpose. Also, I think my money could go towards something much more useful, and less selfish for that matter.
Not that I condemn any of us that choose to have surgery, it's just my point of view.
But I can't help but laugh at the image of two boob shaped pieces of plastic resting in the soil once a corpse has rotted.
"Then I feel, Harry, that I have given away my whole soul to someone who treats it as if it were a flower to put in his coat, a bit of decoration to charm his vanity, an ornament for a summer's day"
Oscar Wilde [The Picture of Dorian Gray]
I am quite selfish but yes I wouldn't like plastic surgery at all due to aesthetical reasons! And oh yes, I can spend that money on other selfish reasons.
Personally speaking, women beauty products are not much less crazier. And yes, I am a female.I think that all of the men’s beauty products are crazy.
I sang of leaves, of leaves of gold, and leaves of gold there grew.
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