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>>34919
My knowledge on this variation is much more limited. That aside, while certainly endearing, I don't like it anywhere near as much. I never liked short hair, it just doesn't have the same refined and classic beauty in my eyes instead feeling grounded in more modern and practical values, modern things being something I'm not fond of for reasons that may not be entirely related to this thread. I can certainly understand the appeal behind it and what an artist would want to convey with this kind of style but it feels as if it contradicts itself visually. From a practical standpoint, keeping your hair short can make sense. You don't to have long hair getting in the way of certain things you may have to do. But wouldn't growing your hair long enough to cover one eye go against the very motivations behind keeping your hair short? I don't understand what motivations the character would have behind such a hairstyle. Of course, this is fiction, and what matters is the idea the design conveys but these are my simple feelings on it. With that said, I think I have seen it on a few characters who, very thankfully, are not whores. It is certainly wonderful to see good personalities with a trait of my favorite hairstyle and I do appreciate it's existence, but it will always feel a little lacking of that same beauty and logic. If a character would want to keep their hair out of their way but also let their bangs cover their face for any reason beyond looking good, I think tying it up in a ponytail makes more sense even though it conveys a very different idea.
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