Comments on: Really Long Hair

By: Abigail Joy

Abigail Joy — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 21:35:45 +0000

I have waist-length hair and I love it! I always feel so romantic and beautiful! :) It really doesn’t take much work. Wash and condition it, comb out with a pick (brushes are terrible for your hair) and let it dry. It’s actually easier than short hair because you don’t have to get it cut as often and you can trim it yourself at home in about 10 minutes and save money.

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By: MInTheGap

MInTheGap — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 15:13:33 +0000

I have to say that when I first read this I was really impressed and moved– I’m sure your husband loves you for what you’re doing here!

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 01:57:22 +0000

In the past, I had long hair just because it was easier to pull up in a nice “ballet” bun for performances versus short hair just was harder for me to manage into a nice bun.
When I got older and taught instead of perform I started donating it whenever it got long (over and over). My husband mentioned to me one time he loved my hair long so I decided to have it long just for him. It just happen to be in the “growing out” stage when I met him and it reminded him of when we first met.
This idea is not for everyone but personally I was convicted to keep my hair for my husband only. I do not allow for my hair to be seen by other men because my long hair is for him. I pull it up daily which honestly does not take much time at all. I liked this discussion because I love long hair as well. I also happen to like shoulder length hair on men as well but it only looks good if it is nicely kept:)

By: Colleen

Colleen — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 05:29:04 +0000

Hi! I’ve been following this site for a while now, and find everything very helpful and would like to thank all of you for going to such effort to keep it going. I really enjoy reading what you have out here…

Personally, I don’t see how long hair can be considered modest or immodest. It’s not clothing, it’s part of our bodies. It’d be like saying women are immodest just for *having* curves. We all know that is neither true nor fair, because that’s how we were made by God – like Nicole said, the Bible says that a woman’s hair is her glory.
I can understand that hair might draw attention to certain areas, but as long as those areas are decently covered then it should be fine. If it *is* a problem, I don’t think it is our problem, but the guy’s responsibility to just not look.
(Of course, my opinion might be biased seeing as I LOVE long hair! ;-) )

By: SML

SML — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 03:59:38 +0000

Keeping in mind that some woman lose it due to cancer and such. Plus, I know some men are more attracted to shorter hair so their wives will naturally oblige.

By: Hannah L.

Hannah L. — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 03:54:32 +0000

I agree with Nicole. God says that long hair is our glory, and it is good. (For females, obviously!!!)
I’m perfectly aware that there are circumstances in which it is highly impractical–if a person has an injury or condition that prevents them from taking care of things, etc. I’m not saying that every woman MUST HAVE LONG LONG HAIR!!! Just that long hair is good. :-)

By: Nicole W

Nicole W — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 02:27:21 +0000

The bible says in 1 Corinthians 11:15 “But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for hair is given her for a covering.” . I think that since God clearly stated that it is a good thing for a woman to have long hair they should.

By: Sydney

Sydney — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 00:35:32 +0000

I’ve never in my life heard of long hair possibly being a stumbling block. 0_0 I used to have hair down to my thighs, but then I cut it to my shoulders and now (after an unfortunate incident involving a hair dresser and some scissors) it’s just below my ears. I’ve had MANY people tell me they liked the longer hair better because it seemed more attractive to them. But, almost all my teachers said they liked it shorter because it frames my face better, while some say they simply like short hair on girls.
IMHO, I’ve never seen one length as being more modest than others.

By: Anna Grace

Anna Grace — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 19:19:21 +0000

I'm with Jennifer, usually I don't like really long hair because of the unkempt condition it usually is in. When I see someone with very long hair that's nicely trimmed and healthy, I love it. I had waist-length hair for my whole life, up until a few months ago and I recently cut it to my shoulders. Before After (It's even shorter now, it just barely sits on my shoulders.) I've been told by most people that I look more attractive with shorter hair because my longer hair actually hid my figure quite a bit. So, based on that feedback, I think longer hair would be more modest. Someone else I know disagrees, because he believes that godly women have long hair (as a head covering) and wayward women have short hair. I think this is hogwash, personally, but whatever.

By: heather

heather — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:21:06 +0000

Long hair does not necessarily take SO MUCH time. You generally wash your scalp when washing hair and when it's long it's easy to put up and go. (taken from someone with very long hair and five kids) Long hair is not a modesty issue. If the rest of your body is covered as it should be and you are truly modest, you really wouldn't be eliciting impure thoughts. Long hair is something most men generally like to see on women, but it's not going to generate the bad attention that too much skin and tight clothes provoke. heathers last blog post..

By: Jennifer S

Jennifer S — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 01:42:53 +0000

Hmmm... I've never seen a woman with exceedingly long hair that was actually in good condition (no flyaways, trimmed ends). I'm not really sure how hair plays into modesty. Generally though, shouldn't we all just have the hair cut that flatters our face the most? Isn't that the most modest choice? Jennifer Ss last blog post..Making the Switch to Being a SAHM

By: Katie G

Katie G — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 19:37:51 +0000

I'll pass on what my best friend has told me. She's not a Christian, and she has hair that's been long enough to sit on for most of the 8 years I've known her. Judging from her experience, I think, yes, it can be something that attracts attention from men in a way that a Christian man would call a stumbling block. Can be, but isn't necessarily. Katie Gs last blog post..out of the mouths of babes