Should I- Should I Not?

My wife can testify to my fixation in this area, but I voted all women always look better with longer hair.  Not that women can't look good with short hair, just that they look BETTER with longer hair.  And that's not one of those "IMHO" comments.  It's always true.  Anyone who disagrees is just wrong.  It is a fundamental truth of the universe and it is indisputable. 

I am not currently required to be in therapy for this.  Have a nice day.

It would still be long if I got 3 inches cut off, so it's not like I'd have short hair or anything.  It would still be way past my shoulders.  I'll have a hair cut next month, so I'll see.

Nope- they only will take 10 inches which it what makes it so hard to donate.

C'mon now, take one for the team and grow it out so that you can make some poor kid with cancer a nice wig.

bts

Wouldn't that make me faster?  Now we're talking. I  think the water weight from wet hair will slow me down in tri's.  I think I'm on to something.

Don't make me feel selfish- ok, it worked.  Guilt has set in.  Maybe if I get more highlights or had her add a layer or something I'll like it more.  I need to do something just a little different with it because I'm absolutely sick of it at this point.

STOP.

Locks of love will not accept chemically treated hair.

NOPE.

Last year when I went from hair that reached my elbows to boy-short hair, my hairdresser told me that we could have donated the hair if it had not been color treated. Locks of Love has to chemically treat the donated hair so they don't want hair that has already been chemically altered in anyway.

BTW, Hangloose, everyone said I looked much better with short hair than long hair. Long hair is not the end-all, be-all of sexy womanhood.

I only need 4 more inches for it to get cut chin length.  Only 3 if I cut it just above the chin, which i don't want to do.  I look awful with short hair, but chin length looks ok.  It's layered, so right now technically I can only donate my longest layer.  I'd have to get it cut off in layers and the rest of the layers obviously need to grow more than 3-4 inches.

Here's what I got from the locks of love.  Check out #5.  Maybe it's up to the discretion of the hair dresser what condition it's in.  Or- it might depend of what type of coloring they use.  But...my hair is donatable

We accept 10" minimum hair length (tip to tip), not wigs, falls, or synthetic hair Please bundle hair in ponytail or braid. Hair needs to be clean, dry, placed in a plastic bag, then padded envelope. We need hair from men and women, young and old, all colors and races. Hair may be colored or permed, but not bleached or chemically damaged (if unsure, ask your stylist). Hair swept off the floor is not usable. Hair cut years ago is usable if it has been stored in a ponytail or braid. Hair that is short, gray, or unsuitable for children will be separated from the ponytails and sold at fair market value to offset the cost of manufacturing. You may pull curly hair straight to measure the minimum 10". The majority of all hair donated comes from children who wish to help other children. Layered hair may be divided into multiple ponytails for donation. Please note: Anyone can cut your hair as long as the above guidelines are followed.

Hair may be colored or permed, but not bleached or chemically damaged (if unsure, ask your stylist).

What do you think highlighted hair is? It's bleached.

Renee- you don't need to argue with me.    My friend donated her hair and went to the same hair dresser as me and had highlights.  They accepted her hair and they'll accept mine too  

Then what is coloring?  It would be the same as highlighting, dying, etc.