TheGlamorous
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Yesterday I finished high school. And now I have ample chance to buzz/shave my head and see what it looks like. I know i'll have to sooner or later- as my obsession with the wind has grown too much. I won't go out some days, other days I say I don't care but I always end up in front of a mirror somewhere. Whether it was in the school bathrooms, at work, at a friends bathroom, in a passing reflection.
The hair I see now looks good, compared to the original pictures I posted a while ago. But that's mostly thanks to Nanogen.
I have one week of exams, and then i'm back at work. And this is where my conflicting emotions are making me dreary. Despite working in a supermarket, I actually really enjoy it. I enjoy the people I work with the most.
There's no chance in hell i'm going to buzz my hair while i'm working. If it looks bad, I wouldn't turn up to work. I'm already down right now, and stares and comments from people that hadn't noticed anything before would definitely, well let's just say I wouldn't be able to handle it.
If, then, I didn't like it buzzed I would try and shave it. Now, if I was working- and it looked bad shaven aswell, then it would be even worse.
Plus, i'd need time to tan my scalp to the same level as my face. No way i'm going into work with a white scalp and a brown face. Esp. if I look sh*t like that.
So what am I doing?
Writing up my resignation, which i'm going to hand in next week. I get december, january, february all to myself before I start university. So I may-aswell freely try new things with my hair without fear of what people will think. Yes I am pretentiously up-myself, but only because I've had to watch my looks deteriorate, while observing all of my friends looking better, being able to style their hair in new ways.
Shaving my head, hopefully looking at least borderline okay, can do a few things for me. With my mind off my hair, I can focus on the other parts of my face and body. I'll be able to sleep better, and get rid of those horrible purple eye bags. I'll be working out, and drinking copious amounts of water. Hopefully this will clear my skin up. I'll be able to go out in the sun. I can tan even with sunscreen on.
Before I get people telling me that it's a stupid idea to quit my job over my hair, first read this. Yes I think it's a bit over the top. But it's better I leave now, and deal with my hair problems (which make up all the problems I have. Everything else in life is just fine). Rather then keep working there just because I "like" it and risk the chance of slowly deteriorating (growing my hair good enough to go to work, but not resitant enough to go out in the wind). No i'd rather take action in my own hands this time.
I have another job to go to anyway, that will keep me employed over the summer. I'll be working outdoors with my dad, pretty much full time until March. This should start in three weeks. Good thing is I have to wear a hat in that kind of work. So i'll still be working, dealing with my hair, without having to deal with people bringing me down when i'm too far down to realise that it mightn't look so bad.
My plan:
Finish my last exam on the 26th.
Finish work on the 2nd dec.
Buzz my hair. See how I like it. If I don't;
Shave my hair. See how I like it. If I don't;
Then i'll just have to deal with it.
The hair I see now looks good, compared to the original pictures I posted a while ago. But that's mostly thanks to Nanogen.
I have one week of exams, and then i'm back at work. And this is where my conflicting emotions are making me dreary. Despite working in a supermarket, I actually really enjoy it. I enjoy the people I work with the most.
There's no chance in hell i'm going to buzz my hair while i'm working. If it looks bad, I wouldn't turn up to work. I'm already down right now, and stares and comments from people that hadn't noticed anything before would definitely, well let's just say I wouldn't be able to handle it.
If, then, I didn't like it buzzed I would try and shave it. Now, if I was working- and it looked bad shaven aswell, then it would be even worse.
Plus, i'd need time to tan my scalp to the same level as my face. No way i'm going into work with a white scalp and a brown face. Esp. if I look sh*t like that.
So what am I doing?
Writing up my resignation, which i'm going to hand in next week. I get december, january, february all to myself before I start university. So I may-aswell freely try new things with my hair without fear of what people will think. Yes I am pretentiously up-myself, but only because I've had to watch my looks deteriorate, while observing all of my friends looking better, being able to style their hair in new ways.
Shaving my head, hopefully looking at least borderline okay, can do a few things for me. With my mind off my hair, I can focus on the other parts of my face and body. I'll be able to sleep better, and get rid of those horrible purple eye bags. I'll be working out, and drinking copious amounts of water. Hopefully this will clear my skin up. I'll be able to go out in the sun. I can tan even with sunscreen on.
Before I get people telling me that it's a stupid idea to quit my job over my hair, first read this. Yes I think it's a bit over the top. But it's better I leave now, and deal with my hair problems (which make up all the problems I have. Everything else in life is just fine). Rather then keep working there just because I "like" it and risk the chance of slowly deteriorating (growing my hair good enough to go to work, but not resitant enough to go out in the wind). No i'd rather take action in my own hands this time.
I have another job to go to anyway, that will keep me employed over the summer. I'll be working outdoors with my dad, pretty much full time until March. This should start in three weeks. Good thing is I have to wear a hat in that kind of work. So i'll still be working, dealing with my hair, without having to deal with people bringing me down when i'm too far down to realise that it mightn't look so bad.
My plan:
Finish my last exam on the 26th.
Finish work on the 2nd dec.
Buzz my hair. See how I like it. If I don't;
Shave my hair. See how I like it. If I don't;
Then i'll just have to deal with it.