
Hair is one of the most interesting parts of our body in my opinion due to it’s unique nature in being. It is alive basically until it has breached life outside of your scalp and is then dead, but it is at the same time nurtured by the tiny root connecting it to your head. So each of your hair follicles are in a weird in-between stage where they are dead but very much still alive. As a culture, hair plays a big role in physical identity and we often use hair to be a resemblance of how we feel and want to be portrayed by others.
Thursday I basically shaved off the hair on my sides and back and left a flat Mohawk on top and then shaved lines onto the right side of my scalp to resemble a simple pattern. When arriving at school on Friday I had a mixed range of opinions and I truly was expecting that. People often said “Wow, you gotta hair cut. You know you have lines in one side of your head? Was that a mistake, or what?” It is extremely enjoyable to baffle people through a insignificant change in your life such as a fake moustache or new hair cut.
I cut my hair for emotional freedom from the ties that I often become bound to. I cut my hair because I need change. I cut my hair because I have split ends. I cut my hair because it is my vision. I cut my hair because after so long I loose sight of my goals, virtues and wants. I cut my hair because I love creating and being an artist and I truly am just… creating.

1 comment:
That's about how I cut my hair. I leave the sides a little longer, and shave the back, too. I usually shower before bed, and then my hair does itself for me. It ends up with that perfectly imperfect look that says I care about my appearance, but not enough to comb it.
Cutting ones own hair also leads to two other benefits: It costs a lot less, and in turn you can cut it more regularly, resulting in a more consistent look.
I hope to see you when I'm home over break...
-- Kyle.
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