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More like the messenger of a message filled with ignorance.
I'm a bartender who is soon going to college. Majoring in fashion design. Thank the lucky stars I won't have to work for uptight, ignorant, closed-minded "professionals".
By the way, the guy who hired me complimented my locks and asked how I kept them looking so good.
You seem like you are set and confident. So what is the purpose of this thread?
I need to create a thread on what some think of long haired blondes...
Yes, and I'm sure the fashion workplace would be full of intolerance towards people with hairstyles considered unorthodox (despite the fact that they predate many modern hairstyles).
Working in IT, advertising, marketing, etc is very different from working artistic jobs. Have you acknowledged that? Remember though, I'm the ignorant one.
My point still stands. You don't set the standard.
You keep saying that, and I keep trying to tell you - I'm not the one trying to set the standard - I'm only telling you that there are standards. It is what it is....
You keep saying that, and I keep trying to tell you - I'm not the one trying to set the standard - I'm only telling you that there are standards. It is what it is....
Are you really going to make me go back and quote some of your posts?
Did you not write in your opening post "Are they a turn off to you?" ?
I simply answered your question and then went on to explain my answer. You also said "no flaming", so why are you trying to flame ME?
So the fact that they don't "look professional" (according to you) makes them a turn off? Do me a favor. Reread your post and see how much sense it actually makes.
Are you really going to make me go back and quote some of your posts?
No need, I know exactly what I wrote
In sum, I don't personally care for corn rows or dredlocks on adults - they are cutesy and something I think look great on kids or people on vacation in the Bahamas.
In the professional workplace some people may find themselves discriminated against if they insist on wearing their hair in what is seen my me, and many others, in this less professional look. I didn't say that was right, I just said it is what it is.
In sum, I don't personally care for corn rows or dredlocks on adults - they are cutesy and something I think look great on kids or people on vacation in the Bahamas.
In the professional workplace some people may find themselves discriminated against if they insist on wearing their hair in what is seen my me, and many others, in this less professional look. I didn't say that was right, I just said it is what it is.
Nice try, but that is not what you stated before.
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