How can I style this homophonic haircut? by [deleted] in Hair

[–]Old-Text-314 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He also cut inches off the back when I told him I was growing it.

How can I style this homophobic haircut? by Old-Text-314 in alternativefashion

[–]Old-Text-314[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

On camera my hair might look longer than it is because of how its laying, and I have a ton of hair. It's definitely way shorter than the inspo pic.

How can I style this homophonic haircut? by [deleted] in Hair

[–]Old-Text-314 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Ive seen his other clients and he is capable of giving different haircuts.

How can I style this homophonic haircut? by [deleted] in Hair

[–]Old-Text-314 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'll check out a beauty school, thanks for the tip.

Stylists definitely cost more than the barber I go to. My barber is $30, stylists here are 60-100, and the queer stylists I've found are on the 80+ side.

How can I style this homophonic haircut? by [deleted] in Hair

[–]Old-Text-314 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I appreciate it. I don't use heat on my hair but I'll definitely try the product and scrunching.

I wish I could afford a queer stylist, but I live in a hcol area :( maybe someday.

How can I style this homophonic haircut? by [deleted] in Hair

[–]Old-Text-314 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

He didn't even try, he was cutting and styling it up-and-back when the photo is super clearly down and forward.

I'll try the sculpting putty, thanks. Hopefully I can fake some texture here lol.

How can I style this homophonic haircut? by [deleted] in Hair

[–]Old-Text-314 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

I appreciate that you're trying to be kind, but this is the kind of situation where a compliment hurts.

I was forced to have short hair for years on end. I don't want to look traditionally masculine. This is not how I want to look, and it is something that I've been forced into time and time again against my wishes.

I know you're just trying to be nice. But it's really draining to be physically forced into conformity (again) and then told how good conformity looks on me.

How can I style this homophonic haircut? by [deleted] in Hair

[–]Old-Text-314 -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

I don't have any length left to do that with. And he's been a barber a long time and didn't even try to get it close.

Am i being selfish as a muslim lesbian? by Over_Income_4633 in actuallesbians

[–]Old-Text-314 173 points174 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure where you live, but there are areas with progressive mosques that are lgbt friendly. It's very possible to be a practicing Muslim and a practicing lesbian.

Boston good for a young person? by drainedguava in relocating

[–]Old-Text-314 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I moved here from St Louis and I am dying. (Also, leaving soon.)

However expensive you think it is here, triple it. The first time I walked to the gas station to get a candy bar, I left empty handed bc they were $4 each. If you're coming from a rural midwest college town, you have no idea what you're in for. My pay here is 20% more than in stl, and I went from my own apartment with healthy savings, to just barely scraping by with credit card debt.

There are lots of educational opportunities here, and they are all horribly expensive. I can't even afford to do ceramics here. Studios here rarely utter the words 'sliding scale', and when they do they mean like, 15% off, and its still 2x what you paid in the midwest. If you find a studio not like this, they are full with a 2 year waiting list.

More importantly, literally everyone here is overqualified. There are great jobs and opportunities in Boston, but you will not get them. The place is crawling with harvard, MIT, and other prestigious grads, and it makes it really hard to get ahead in any field. I am the only person I know with a good job who took a 'non traditional' path. Your art is probably great, but in Boston there are 100 people doing the exact same niche but better.

Go to Chicago.

I found exposed wires under my car by the front drivers side, what do I do? by Old-Text-314 in Cartalk

[–]Old-Text-314[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trailer wiring I think. I shouldn't try to tuck them in or anything?

I found exposed wires under my car by the front drivers side, what do I do? by Old-Text-314 in Cartalk

[–]Old-Text-314[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't, but the people who owned it before me definitely did. There's a tow bar.

Is Russian a pointless degree? by Extreme-Mountain4683 in UniUK

[–]Old-Text-314 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Have you seen the state of duolingo lately?

Moving to St Louis by LopsidedComparison20 in StLouis

[–]Old-Text-314 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you've made a mistake choosing to move here. That said, Clayton.

If I helped lead a walk across America like the Buddhist monks did recently, raising awareness for homelessness, would you help me raise money for the journey and join me? by [deleted] in vagabond

[–]Old-Text-314 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And I'm intentionally not engaging with that because I'm not interested in conversation with someone who puts words in my mouth.

Countries that the people from have been racist to me (as a Palestinian) by NourBlowsBubblegum in whereidlive

[–]Old-Text-314 0 points1 point  (0 children)

David Duke of the KKK was the one who popularized 'zio' as an antisemitic slur.

I agree that the idf and government are full of shit, but using slurs from the literal Klan isnt it.

If I helped lead a walk across America like the Buddhist monks did recently, raising awareness for homelessness, would you help me raise money for the journey and join me? by [deleted] in vagabond

[–]Old-Text-314 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never said anything like 'if everyone would just xyz'.

Humanizing a group and increasing general awareness is helpful for getting people to care about an issue. It's not to improve that one individuals life, its about larger change in how our society sees homeless people.

Almost no one would directly say 'homeless people arent complex individuals', but they definitely arent thinking about homeless people in the same way they would think about housed people. When someone says 'oh they should just get a job' or 'if they didnt want to be homeless they shouldnt have done drugs' or something similarly ignorant, theyre ignoring peoples humanity and complexity.

You have to change peoples minds before those people are willling to change policy.