Should elder women dye their gray hair regulary ( while men do not feel they should) ?

by FELINE GESTURES IN THE DARK Posted 2012/03/11 11:35:01

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elsewhere 2012/03/13 07:46:37 (edited)

I don't mind ....

Depends on whether they like gray hair or not.

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Doug King 2012/03/11 17:42:49

I don't mind ....

It's up to the woman.

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Linnster 2012/03/11 17:09:10

I don't mind ....

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Everyone should decide what's best for themselves, but personally, I've earned every silver hair I have and I have no intention of dying it any other color.

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Syl 2012/03/11 13:21:40

I don't mind ....

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I understand women would want to, but after a certain age it just looks nicer to let it stay grey or white. What age is different for each woman.

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ed 2012/03/11 13:16:54

I don't mind ....

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I don't mind and after all it is their hair

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D D 2012/03/11 12:31:02

I don't mind ....

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I dye my grey, in fact I have some serious long roots screaming. My husband wants me to keep coloring it. I would rather just go with the grey. I have a nice shade of grey.

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Syl to D D 2012/03/11 13:22:51

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If it's unconditional love, you should be able to wear your hair exactly as you like it.

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D D to Syl 2012/03/12 04:14:03

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He does love me unconditionally. My husband gives me so much freedom that other husbands would never let their wives have. That is why I married him was because he let me be me and didn't keep me on a leash. So, when he said he wanted me to keep coloring my hair I saw it as a small thing to want. I am getting really sick of the hair coloring. I do my own coloring. I might not mind it as much if I sat in a salon letting someone else do it. :)

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FELINE ... to D D 2012/03/12 14:30:28

it is ( & more of it ) is the freedom you already should have with your birth as your husband had with his birth . Does he use the same phrase with his friends, telling them that his wife gives him so much freedom ? If he is using , that's all right , but if
he is giving you a bit of what he keeps most for himself , I am sorry for you . Every woman deserves the same good thing as men deserve , like freedom .

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D D to FELINE ... 2012/03/13 01:40:51

" but if he is giving you a bit of what he keeps most for himself , I am sorry for you "

Please elaborate . I'm not sure what you mean.

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Steve Russel 2012/03/11 12:15:48

I don't mind ....

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Whatever turns your little crank.

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