[ SECRET POST #3471 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3471 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia]


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03.
[Brooklyn Nine-Nine]


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04.
[1931: Scheherazade at the Library of Pergamum]


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[outlander, ontd-sassenach]


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06.
(Voltron: Legendary Defender)


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07.
[Michael Kamen]


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[Captain America (MCU), Daredevil (MCU), Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and Bleach]













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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Is hair getting in your face really a problem for a lot of people? Mine comes down to between my shoulder blades but the only times it ever really gets in my face is when it's super windy out or I'm doing something that involves me whipping my head around a lot. Otherwise it tends to stay pretty much in place.

[sarillia]

Mine's the same and even when it gets in my face it doesn't do much to my visibility if it's just wind or movement blowing it around. I'd have to have ponytail wrapped around my face like a blindfold before it became an issue.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, exactly. I would have to have massive clumps flying around before it started to cause a problem and that doesn't actually happen.

[diet_poison]

You are far luckier with your hair than I...

[(Anonymous)]

I guess I can see it happening if someone has really fine/thin/wispy hair. Mine is thick and straight and all it really does is hang there. On the plus side, bedhead is a thing that never happens to me.

[diet_poison]

My hair is actually very thick, but it's also wavy and frizzy. It doesn't all clump together; many different bits can by flying around especially if it's windy. It also looks like ass if I wear it down without extra maintenance, so I almost always have it up in a braid or at least a ponytail (which can still fly around a lot when I'm driving)

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. Long, thick, curly and always in my way. I'm constantly in motion at work; it is labor intensive and subject to the elements. My hair gets damp with sweat, blows in my face (both obscuring vision and just whipping me in the face, which is annoying and distracting) AND gets caught on things. I cannot stand working without my hair pulled back, although I usually use a bandana or yoga style headband because, like you said, ponytails still get in the way. :p

[sarillia]

I get the impression that I am a lot. People ask me how I can stand to have such long hair all the time (it's down past my belly button) and I'm always surprised to hear the stunning array of problems I'm supposed to be dealing with.

[elaminator]

Mine is mostly okay as long as I'm not doing anything strenuous. I have to tie it back if I'm working out or something, but it isn't distracting enough that I feel like keeping it up all the time.

However, if the wind is bad, I hate it. (There's also no way in hell that I could fight with my hair down. Not that I would be attacking anyone, but whatever; not the point. Also, it's super hot in media so I often forgive such things.)

[ariakas]

The thing is, combat is something that will involve "whipping (your) head around a lot."

I'm also team thick, straight hair that just sits there tucked behind my ears unless I'm doing very, very active shit, but sprinting, diving, rolling, and snap shooting - i.e. the shit you see these characters do - all whip hair in the face of even the heaviest of heavy hair.

[dinogrrl]

Mine gets in my face ALL THE TIME. It's so annoying. Even if I weren't required to keep it pulled back for work, I would, because it just messes with everything. Even just seeing it out of the corner of my eye can be enough to make me go nuts.
FWIW I rarely let my hair go below my shoulders, and it's curly so it tends to go every which way even on a good day.

[(Anonymous)]

My hair bothers me. I have to keep it cut really short so it doesn't get in my face because my hair is so fine it doesn't stay in any kind of hair clips/ponytails.