How do you like your hair cut?

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Fairly short. Cut to a number 4 with the clippers on the sides and back, a little bit longer and somewhat spiky on the top. I have to get it cut once a month or it starts to drive me nuts.

A little above my shoulders. I think it's silly to get a hair cut once a month or week or whatever so I just get it buzzed every couple months when it reaches my shoulders. I guess I just don't care that much but I do prefer a little above the shoulders to anything else.

I don't have a specific hair cut or length that I favor, I never really care about cutting until my mom cuts it for me

I guess I like it long even though it is a hassle, though I like some shorter styles too.

It's not quite long enough for that yet, unfortunately. Especially considering my hair is very wavy, almost curly, it makes it like half the length it should be. But one it gets longer, I will definitely try that.

For now I will just wear my beanie.

Long, I hate hair cuts.

I get mine cut really short because it's cooler & I don't get it cut often but when I get it cut I get upset because I notice how much more hair I've lost due to male-pattern baldness

Very short.

I get bothered by scissors noise near my ears.

Have to get it cut a lot shorter than i like it for job interviews (#4 clippers). Even though it is superficial, i was told HR likes it that way. But i try to let it grow out again until i have to get it cut again for another job opportunity.

I think that I look more nice when I have longer, but still "boyish" hair. It is not like "girlish" hairdo, which is longer. Not so long, not so short hairdo in boys may look strangely "Aspergian" to me.

I "hate" haircutting. Feeling of hairs on the skin may be really unpleasant. The scratching is a "nightmare". I was really often "afraid" of haircutting. I disliked the pain. I "wanted" to delay the term of haircutting. My attitude to haircutting could be annoying to my father, also my behavior during it. Some sensory issues? I looked to haircutting as something "really" problematic during my childhood. I might think that girls have better because they "do not need" haircutting. Scratching hair are really unpleasant. My father cuts my hair last times. I am only in pants then, which is stupid and look really inappriopiate. "Stupid" sensory problems! I want to avoid pain, my clothing is immodest. It is not good. Professional haircutting (not "home-made") will be better - not so much "sensory problems". After "home-made" haircutting I tend to spend much time in bathroom (more than hour?) to "delete" the hair from my body. Small, cut pieces of it may be very irritating.

I love my hair cut, it's just the way I like it, short.

It would be nice if I had some more hair on top of my head but I do like my beard.

Whenever I do have it cut, usually after my mother nags me to, I get it clipped into a typical redskin style, which is cropped shorter on the back, and sides, and somewhat longer on the top, like members of the band with the same name. Otherwise I just let it go for months without getting it cut. So usually, by the time my mother gets on my case about it, my hair ends up looking a bit like a Jewfro.

I resemble this remark.

I came of age around the time when grunge was popular.

My beard is grown to my collar bone, and hair is held back by a ponytailer --preferably the thinnest possible rubber band. Bushy, it doesn't appear to be any longer than my shirt collar.

I've obsessed over shaping corners before, but this doesn't look any more tidy than using the boar hair brush.

I'm ruggedly built, have a strong face, muscular neck, and feel this gives the effect of an historical reenactor, more than a femme goth. We used to be told this was wrong at church, but the older men discuss farm work with me, and regard me as very masculine.

It is fast growing, but does not get any longer than this. I find this look to be tidier and easier to maintain.

As short as possible. So I can just leave it and not have to do anything with it