Body Language....Womens hair

[Hoovie]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

This is from a website on body langauge

Women

Women are socially permitted to wear a much wider range of styles, probably to attract men (and compete with other women in this).
Long hair frames the face and may partially cover it, teasing about the beauty behind this curtain. Particularly when covering the eyes, long hair over the face provides a barrier behind which the woman can hide, perhaps when she has lower confidence or self-esteem.


When women cut their hair short, it can indicate a desire to be male, like a man or perhaps to be unattractive to men. It may also be a rebellion against womanhood, for example when they have been mistreated by other women when they were young.


http://changingminds.org/techniques/...y_language.htm



Interesting...author must be an Ultra Con

What I have known and observed is becoming official... Sweet!

[steve p]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

lol....like I said, you have to ask RON...I can ask him for you when I see him next

Ohhhhhhhhh I thought you were Ron.....
My mistake....and.......by the way....I wont ask you again about the hair thingy.......LOL
Blessings!

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by steve p

Ohhhhhhhhh I thought you were Ron.....
My mistake....and.......by the way....I wont ask you again about the hair thingy.......LOL
Blessings!

Thanks. I can ask him though. His other guitar he specifically wanted to use. He says it rocks.

[nahkoe]

Originally Posted by Rico

That is a reference to a scripture found in the Bible where Paul is asking the question;

14 Doth not even nature itself teach you, that, if a man have long hair, it is a shame unto him?
1 Cor 11:14 (KJV)


People have used this scripture to argue some things such as keeping our hair cut short enough so that it follows our natural hairline. I have also seen others argue that it means we should naturally just know that we need to keep our hair etc. (our and we referring to men)

I know the Scripture used for it, but I've never understood it. Nature doesn't make men's hair stop growing at a certain point. And it doesn't make women's grow longer than men's. Just interests me, that's all.

I do cut my hair, but it's halfway down my back. I know most consider that long, but probably a higher percentage here would consider it short. lol

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by nahkoe

I know the Scripture used for it, but I've never understood it. Nature doesn't make men's hair stop growing at a certain point. And it doesn't make women's grow longer than men's. Just interests me, that's all.

I do cut my hair, but it's halfway down my back. I know most consider that long, but probably a higher percentage here would consider it short. lol

I think by nature womens hair is usually thicker and more abundant.

[nahkoe]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Long hair frames the face and may partially cover it, teasing about the beauty behind this curtain. Particularly when covering the eyes, long hair over the face provides a barrier behind which the woman can hide, perhaps when she has lower confidence or self-esteem.

I know how I wear my hair is directly related to how I'm doing emotionally at the time. I do hide behind it sometimes, not so much anymore. I've also gone through times when I've worn it up all the time and NEVER down. I didn't want to attract attention at all from men at that time. Right now, it's down most of the time, with the front pulled up in a clip to keep it out of my face. This is my "happy place" hair. lol Well, mostly at least.

[staysharp]

Originally Posted by nahkoe

I know the Scripture used for it, but I've never understood it. Nature doesn't make men's hair stop growing at a certain point. And it doesn't make women's grow longer than men's. Just interests me, that's all.

I do cut my hair, but it's halfway down my back. I know most consider that long, but probably a higher percentage here would consider it short. lol

Biblical scholars remain perplexed with these texts. They consider think parts of the texts may be missing and Paul may have been answering a letter from the Corinthian Elders and quoting that letter.

That scripture could easily be translated...Nature itself teaches us that it is not a shame...man and women's hair grows long together. Nature teaches us that man's hair grows long too. Great men of the bible had long hair. God accepted long hair on men as a point of consecration through the Nazarite vow.

Paul himself took the Nazarite vow in Acts 19. Paul had long hair and many cannot truly discern these texts. Satan has used our misunderstanding to create division among the body.

[Hoovie]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

I think by nature womens hair is usually thicker and more abundant.

...I remember Newman a a few others making a case that there are as many bald women as there are bald men...

[staysharp]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

I think by nature womens hair is usually thicker and more abundant.

I know many women who wear wigs because their hair is so thin. Several ladies in my church can't grow hair and many of them are loosing their hair too. This is just plain silly to think God somehow favors long haired women over short.

It's a matter of the heart. If a woman wants to look like a man and her motive is wicked, God will deal with that himself. So too if a man seeks to be effeminate.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Stephen Hoover

...I remember Newman a a few others making a case that there are as many bald women as there are bald men...

but for what reasons? Cancer treatment? Intentional? Hormone deficiencies?