Women With Long Hair, More Attractive?

[rimbaud]

Attraction is not just the hair, not even just the physical appearance, it's the whole thing, including confidence, body language, charm and charisma.
For myself, when I look on old photos when I had long hair, I see that I don't look half bad, and some of my friends have told me that I have a beautiful hair.
But now that I cut it off, I feel more secure about myself, strangely cutting my hair made me feel more feminine, I love it, and now that is short I feel more confident, and even more sexy.
so, for me attraction is a whole package.

[Scheherazade]

The OP:

Ok, since I get bored by long threads, allow me to make the story short and straight to the point. I have a very long healthy and thick black hair. You can imagine the kind of reactions I get, I even get people following me just to comment on it and express their fascination. I'm so grateful and I consider myself lucky. But here's the thing, when on dates the first thing they reach out for is the hair! Like a little kid in a candy store. What's up with that?

What do men feel/think exactly when they see a woman with such hair? What is it tell you about the woman? And why is that more or less attractive from your personal, cultural or even religious perspective? I know people here are from various backgrounds, so I thought it would be interesting to share views.

[DanielBenoit]

I love short hair on women. Period. And I think there is one gal on here who knows that and who just got a haircut!! *hint*hint*

[Revolte]

I actually prefer shorter hair on women, makes them so much more attractive to me. Something about long hair makes me feel like I'm going to bed, or getting myself into some boring eventless spring brake like when I was a little kid. I suppose it just has something to do with whats expected, I like what isn't expected ( in certain cases anyhow, such as this ). Dan's got the right idea.

[Emil Miller]

One thing that adds greatly to a woman's appearance is when her hair is really well styled as here in this picture of Jenifer Jones with Laurence Olivier in the filmed Adaptation of Theodore Dreiser's Sister Carry.