"God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference."
Either #1 or #3. #2 is way too flashy for most outfits, I wouldn't recommend that unless you dress like Leisure Suit Larry.
Work for what?
Work for a general look
Given that you are willing to put yourself out there, I recommend hobbies and events where interacting with other people is inherent to what you are doing. Stuff like trivia nights, dance classes, volunteering, and clubs for any other hobby you can think of. If you live in a neighborhood, it is entirely possible that it has a biking club or something along those lines, for example. All of these will also benefit you regardless of if you meet anyone through them.
Simple: start doing a sport. There’s probably something you’ve always wanted to try but never got around to. So why not give it a go? The best part of being an adult is having the freedom to try new things. And if the hobby or sport isn’t for you, there’s no pressure to stick with it—no parents to scold you for quitting after they’ve already paid for 10 lessons.
Personally, I’m a fan—but under a few conditions: you have a good hairline, and you commit to taking meticulous care of it. That means regularly trimming the ends, using quality shampoo and conditioner, and not keeping it in a sad, low ponytail. If you’re willing to stick to that routine, then you have my full blessing
I get compliments on mine quite a lot, mostly from older gals saying it's pretty. You have to take care of it so you don't look like a hobo. For instance mine is very naturally wavy and has a ton of volume, and right now it's well past my shoulders and can look very retarded in the morning before I've cleaned up. As long as you don't go around wearing it with something like anime shirts (and bathe) it'll be fine. Of course, I'm not a woman, but this is my advice as somebody who prefers to wear his hair long.
Lmaooo, same. I don't have long hair anymore, but can second the whole post, including the compliments! I always tamed them by putting them under the shower in the morning (just making them wet, not shampooing them).
They have to be long enough and I used a bit of hairspray to keep it in.
shoulder length, no idea how anyone can keep em longer then that.
Ive been told a couple times that the girls were jealous, however its note necessarily means that its something that they want to see on the guy.
Mine reach my hips but it takes a shitton of upkeep. There's also the risk if accidentally sitting on them. Shoulder length is okay for dudes
Im afraid to imagine how you sleep or how you fight your head while hymidity is high
Ok but are YOU a chiseled wizard? Exactly. Get back to me when you have magical chiseled abs, a wise white beard and plentiful powerful spells, bro....!
if it's stringy and greasy, nay. If it's washed and not worn in a hipster man bun 24/7, YES, ALWAYS YES. The Metalhead long hair is the best, IMO, but shorter hair is also nice, it can frame the male bone structure very well. Plus when taken good care off signifies you're not a mess of a person.
. Mine is also is down to my hips. The upkeep isn't that bad but it's annoying to make sure it doesn't get caught up in zippers and such lol. I think it's still worth it though
A loose braid takes care of everything. As for humidity—luckily, I don’t live in a humid climate, but I did spend some time in Tokyo, and it wasn’t too bad. Good conditioning keeps hair 'heavier' so it doesn’t fly everywhere and tends to stick together better
I rest my case