Do adults with real blonde hair ever exist anymore? (medium, girl, natural)
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In the area I life in North Dakota and Minnesota we have a large Scandinavian population with large amount of
natural blondes. Overall, they are a very attractive race.
Where have they all gone? Especially here in US, they are seemingly so hard to find. And they are soon going to decline more in numbers until we never see them again. What would it take for them to beef up in numbers?
I read online that only 2% of people in the world are natural blonde in adulthood. I don't know, everyone wants me to shut up if I ever bring it up. As if I don't have a right to my own opinion about genetics. I am also kind of sensitive to blonde jokes. This whole thing is just because it happens to be a hair color preference in a mate. I wish they would beef up in numbers, especially in places like the US. I don't want to have to move just to find a mate with a preferred natural hair color. That's just not practical.
I don't want them to ever go away anymore than they already have. I am especially talking about a more lightish blonde in adulthood. Please don't make the dumb blonde jokes, scream "pedophile" or "nazi" because I can't take it anymore. Why don't people just accept what I say is genetic fact at face value?
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Seems to me it's just not practical to base your entire search for a "mate" on hair color. You might want to expand your preferences to include some personality factors also.
On men, beards being reddish when nothing else is, etc.
My husband's hair on his head is dark (salt n' pepper, now), but his lashes and brows are lighter and then bleach to blonde in the sun in the summer (though this does not happen to the hair on his head)! He's like, "Well, it's summer...and now my eyebrows will disappear!"
Least his only happen in summer lol
My eyebrows are never seen. That comes in handy. I don't have to shave, because hair on my legs hair so light it can't be seen unless I wear dark leggings, where the hair sticks out of them.
Then the hair on my head becomes a dark golden after being washed. Then it apparently gets lighter again after a bit.
So hair is weird that way. Always interesting to hear, imo.
I'm 68 and have naturally blonde hair, golden blonde slowly going grey....
Our 2 sons had buttery blonde hair as children, now both, in their 40s,
have very dark brown.
Where have they all gone? Especially here in US, they are seemingly so hard to find. And they are soon going to decline more in numbers until we never see them again. What would it take for them to beef up in numbers?
I read online that only 2% of people in the world are natural blonde in adulthood. I don't know, everyone wants me to shut up if I ever bring it up.
How do you know they are on decline?
What percentage of the World population were they before?
I see adults with really blond, mustard color natural hair. Not frequently but it has happened, to say that only children are blond is patently false. For many it darkens and for some it does not.
I never thought it was either. I am naturally blonde. Though my hair was more white when I was a baby. It darkened a bit as I got older. Sadly, my eyebrows didn't. So I have blonde hair, with white eyebrows. lol
Always thought red was a prettier hair color though.
LMAO! Yeah I agree red hair can be very nice, but then again I think it depends the person and how attractive you perceive them to be.
OP you certainly have your rights to express your views and I hope you find a romantic partner with blonde hair.
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