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I know this is an odd question...but I'm obsessed about getting my hair cut in a 1920's-esque flapper bob. Unless I wear makeup-which I hate, I'm not going to look *quite* feminine. Because I ain't no delicate flower. Not overweight anymore-just took it all off-but starting to have a nice solid muscular look.

It's what I really, really want, somewhere between female and male in appearance, really.

But I'm worried, since I live in a bible-thumper state, that I'll have more trouble finding a better job in the new 'do.

And I really need more money.

I probably will get the haircut anyway, and to heck with it.

Because it's like an itch I can't scratch-the urge to get rid of my past-shoulder-length layered girly hair.

I want a nice, tidy cut.

Do y'all think it's gonna bite me in the butt?

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I would hope not. Most places prefer a clean cut compared to longer hair. I say go for it if you really want it. It won't take long before it grows back out into a different style if needed.

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Yeah, I'd have to agree with Sarah...if I were you, I'd go for it....

It won't be ungainly or weird looking to an employer...

Huggs

Donna Jean

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Shouldn't be a problem, maybe at some places, but then you wouldn't want to work for them anyways. ;) Even if it is a problem, you'll always have the option to let it grow back, if you decide a job is worth it.

I love the '20's styles ^_^ Should look awesome.

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