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There should be one like this for women. Well in my opinion I don't mind what hair color a guy has as long as I'm attracted to him. I used to crush on a red head and as a token of his affection he gave me a strand of his hair lol.
Same here. Whichever color, long short, bald or balding. It's all good.
Strawberry blonde. Though I did dye my hair chocolate brown once in high school, after mistakenly thinking that my crush only dated brunettes. Didn't quite work with my blonde eyebrows and lashes, so I let it fade. Ended up dating him for a couple of years anyway, lol.
Consider yourself special. Natural strawberry blondes, if i remember, are extremely rare.
I'm no strawberry blonde but still class myself as special.... Needs! LMAO.
But yeah with Ms M and another strawberry blonde on here that's at least 2 i know that's special
I consider myself a niche product. I'm definitely not every women's dream guy, Lol
A woman's hair color is far from a deal-breaker me. Dating is hard enough, to even add hair preference is just silly for any man struggling with dating.
I consider myself a niche product. I'm definitely not every women's dream guy, Lol
A woman's hair color is far from a deal-breaker me. Dating is hard enough, to even add hair preference is just silly for any man struggling with dating.
Consider yourself special. Natural strawberry blondes, if i remember, are extremely rare.
Aw shucks . It's funny because I used to HATE the color, and would go through an elaborate coloring routine to tone down the red and make it look like a conventional shade of blonde. But then my daughter's hair started to darken into a strawberry blonde and I was like Hey, that's kind of a neat color. So I left it alone ever since.
I totally picture you as a brunette for some reason.
Is it because of her user name?
I've experienced that quite a bit in life, and in my career. Back in the olden days when people had to call a company and get a quote on a project, my brunette coworker and I had to give a lot of information over the phone. I worked in a commercial print shop and the details of a project revolved around math concepts: Number of pages, planning of print space, graphics, photos, cost comparisons, 4 color separations, the dollar amounts for paper quality, bindery aspects, etc.
I had developed the ability to not be offended when the actual person I was dealing with on the phone for a lengthy amount of time would walk in, take one look at me, and decide it was 'the brunette with the glasses' they had been dealing with over the phone and they would wait for her to handle their complicated job specs.
I always got a little satisfaction out of the deal when my brunette coworker would redirect my client to me, because yes, even with blonde hair, I am capable of having intelligent conversations (at times) and math is one of my talents.
Similar to the comment about blondes aging quickly from sun and drinking and smoking...you know, that party-girl lifestyle. Luckily times have changed the strong stereotypes somewhat, but at least one can always color their hair if they can't deal with it.
Consider yourself special. Natural strawberry blondes, if i remember, are extremely rare.
I'm a natural strawberry blonde & my husband prefers red heads. Always has. As a woman I prefer men with dark hair. Only dated one blond in my day.
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LMAO. 
. It's funny because I used to HATE the color, and would go through an elaborate coloring routine to tone down the red and make it look like a conventional shade of blonde. But then my daughter's hair started to darken into a strawberry blonde and I was like Hey, that's kind of a neat color. So I left it alone ever since.
Luckily times have changed the strong stereotypes somewhat, but at least one can always color their hair if they can't deal with it.
