• zifnab25 [he/him, any]@hexbear.net
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    1 year ago

    I mean, it’s hard to find a good hairdresser. My wife is as trad as it comes in terms of haircuts and she is still glued to the one person she’s confident will get her hair right.

    Meanwhile, I’m bald.

          • President_Obama [they/them]@hexbear.net
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            1 year ago

            Then you say “I’m not a woman” and point at the barber’s chair (or point at discrimination laws)

            Obviously there’s specifics to this, but sure, let’s do this: if you’re nonbinary, go to an NB friendly barbershop if that’s a possibility. If there are none close to you, go to a popular shop in a LGBT friendly city instead, and explain you’d like a “men’s” haircut. If that’s not a possibility, explain to your local barbershop that you’d like a men’s haircut, and that hairdressers are less experienced with that. If they are unable to, or you feel uncomfortable, go to a hairdresser and explicitly mention you want a men’s haircut, and show a picture, again mention you are comfortable with it being as short as in the pic. If they present something unsatisfactory, say “I’d like you to cut it shorter, please” when they ask whether you’re happy. If you don’t feel comfortable asking for a gnc haircut, then you’d have to do it yourself.

            All avenues exhausted now or did I miss anything?