?(s) for women with short hair

[Mistie]

My hair is med-short but I have big hooters (*sigh*) so there is no mistaking. A few years ago, my junior class (I am a teacher and sponsored them) was behind on fundraising. I had long hair (mid-back) then. Anyway, I bet them that they could not make $5K before spring (we needed the $ for a deposit on prom) and if they did, they could shave my head bald. Well, they made the spring deadline plus about $2K extra....shaved my head in the school auditorium in front of the entire school. And, the hair was donated to lock of love. So, I got a GREAT prom for my kids and donated my hair at the same time. I don't think I would ever go back to long hair. BUT, back top the point....I did get called sir and such and was mistaken for a man MANY times for the first two months (I wasn't as hooterific *sigh* then either and would like to be ever so much less now).

[amcgltdchix]

My hair is really short as well. But I have my hair dresser layer it quite a bit and I spike it in certain spots. I get lots of compliments on it... only downside. Helmet head when you go biking :/..... nice side of short hair, slick it back!

[Iris616]

My hair is short, but I do not get mistaken for a guy (I wouldn't care if I did.) I have been told in the past that I do not "carry myself" in a very feminime way. I don't think it was supposed to be a compliment, but I chose to hear it as one

However, my 5 YO DD is a huge tom-boy. She has short hair (pixie cut length)and will wear only boy clothing, right down to socks and underwear. I can't remember the last time a stranger realized she was a girl. She is always refered to as "him/ he/that little boy" She loves this! I am thrilled that she knows what she likes and is confident in who she is. But sometimes I want to say to people "stop with the stereotypes" when she is wearing a light blue button up shirt and a pair of khakis.