Maybe the Caucasian male you posted could be my result, since I'm also Caucasian. Caucasian people are of European origin by definition, and I have European ancestry.
What does that have to do with a haircut?
Why can't you just say, I would like to get my hair cut and think this is a nice style, what do you all think?
You're turning this into something weird....like fr
I thought that the desired hairstyle could be achieved through a haircut, hence the title, but unfortunately I'm wrong.
I thought that the desired hairstyle could be achieved through a haircut, hence the title, but unfortunately I'm wrong.
you make no sense at all....A hair cut won't make you look like anyone especially if you're just a white dude...i don't understand you at all...you simply could have made a post saying i'd like to get my hair cut in this style what do you guys think? or I am thinking of getting my hair cut like this are any of you familiar with the name of this style?
the fact you said it how you said it and your responses to everything is just straight up weird. I don't understand your narrative at all .... Ves seriously help this is weird...you're always good at getting to the root cause of an issue and i'm sitting here like i'm confused af...
Maybe the Caucasian male you posted could be my result, since I'm also Caucasian. Caucasian people are of European origin by definition, and I have European ancestry.
Not to turn this into a history lesson, but the term Caucasian originates from the Caucasus which is a region considered the natural border between Europe and Asia and contains land on both continents, not solely Europe. And yes, that could be the result for you.
I just want to look like a South Korean guy, or at least as close as possible to looking like a South Korean guy. Who can I talk to about this?
I just want to look like a South Korean guy, or at least as close as possible to looking like a South Korean guy. Who can I talk to about this?
A psychiatrist, not a plastic surgeon please. Let Oli London be your warning.
A psychiatrist, not a plastic surgeon please. Let Oli London be your warning.
I'm only laugh reacting over the Oli London portion 'cause that's immediately who I thought of...
I'm only laugh reacting over the Oli London portion 'cause that's immediately who I thought of...
I never knew that person until Ves mentioned that person.
A psychiatrist, not a plastic surgeon please. Let Oli London be your warning.
I guess the only choices I can do is tell the barber to dye my hair (if they offer it), or at least get a regular hair cut next time I go to the barber.
I never knew that person until Ves mentioned that person.
I guess the only choices I can do is tell the barber to dye my hair (if they offer it), or at least get a regular hair cut next time I go to the barber.
Trust me, it's better to work with what you have. Please seek help if you feel unhappy to the level in which you'd try to change yourself as drastically as the unfortunate soul I posted above.
I understand not loving yourself. Small example, but related - I now wear my formerly long heat damaged hair in a short pixie cut that brings out my hair's natural curly texture. I used to hate my curly hair and pine for long straight hair because I thought my curly hair made my round face look too round. After years of damaging my hair, I had to cut it off. I decided instead that I needed to embrace my natural hair and researched curly short haircuts for my face shape. I also got purple highlights, which is my favorite color. It makes such a difference and I am so much happier for it - a great haircut and a beautiful color that makes me happy.
I hope the same happens for you. A good haircut really can go a long way, but be sure you're getting it because it suits you and your face, not just because you think it will make you look South Korean. Doing it because of the latter is just setting yourself up for disappointment.
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