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9 Things You Shouldn't Say If Your Girl Cuts Her Hair

It's a way of expressing one's self and provides creativity in a fun way. When changing your hair often is a way of expressing yourself, it can be pretty difficult when others judge you for it, especially if it's your significant other.

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9 Things You Shouldn't Say If Your Girl Cuts Her Hair

Asia Richardson

1. "I liked it better when it was longer."

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No. Just, no. There is no way to magically grow it back in one second so don't try to make her regret it.

2. "You kind of look like a guy."

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REALLY? If your girlfriend identifies as a girl, chances are she wouldn't like being called a boy. Don't do this, please.

3. "Why don't you wear a wig or extensions?"

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I love wearing wigs but if you tell me to cover up a haircut that I paid for because you don't like it, then I probably will have to go back to being single.

4. "How long do you think it'll take to grow back?"

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Probably longer than you're relationship will last if you keep asking dumb questions.

5. "Don't cut it again."

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Having a girlfriend doesn't mean having a piece of property so don't even attempt to tell her what to do. It's the same with loved ones as well.

6. "You must be insecure with yourself."

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This hurts coming from anyone. Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to be in a bad place in your life to want to randomly cut your hair down short.

7. "You look gay."

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It's 2018 people. Girls can have short hair, guys can have long hair, and "gay" IS NOT an insult.

8. "I don't like short hair on a girl."

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Everyone is allowed to have a preference but if you've already made her your girlfriend and you care more about her hair than her, then you shouldn't be dating her.

9. "If you don't stay consistent, people will think you don't know yourself."

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All in all, it IS just hair. It will grow back. Why can't I change my hair often and also know exactly who I am?

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9 Things You Shouldn't Say If Your Girl Cuts Her Hair

It's a way of expressing one's self and provides creativity in a fun way. When changing your hair often is a way of expressing yourself, it can be pretty difficult when others judge you for it, especially if it's your significant other.

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1. "I liked it better when it was longer."

2. "You kind of look like a guy."

3. "Why don't you wear a wig or extensions?"

4. "How long do you think it'll take to grow back?"

5. "Don't cut it again."

6. "You must be insecure with yourself."

7. "You look gay."

8. "I don't like short hair on a girl."

9. "If you don't stay consistent, people will think you don't know yourself."

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