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Old Jan 04, 2015, 06:41 AM
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I have a fringe that I can flick over one eye when I want. I think it's because its one of those "if I can't see them, they can't see me" things. And I can't stand having my hair up. It draws attention to my face, which I really don't feel comfortable with.

So I'm asking 2 questions;
1. Do you have hair that covers your eyes?
2. Do you mind having your hair up?

Thank you!!!
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Old Jan 04, 2015, 07:21 AM
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My old boss used to say he could tell when it was a bad day because I would hide behind my hair. I don't do it as much now but I used to use my hair all the time to hide my feelings. To keep people from seeing my eyes. I tried a really short cute once but felt naked so I grew it back out. I do wear mine up sometimes now but not on bad days.
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