Top Ten Disadvantages of Having Long Hair

I don't have particularly long hair, but it is ridiculously thick, making it basically impossible to wash thoroughly.

My hair is kind of medium length. It's fairly easy to wash.

Washing hair is such a chore. I guarantee you'll never meet a normal person with more hair than me!

I used to have long heavy metal hair, but I had to get it cut two years ago because the knots were horrible. It's medium length now, but even though I prefer long hair, having no knots and easier washing is a plus.

I'm Black, so with my curly long hair, it gets tangled quickly. I have to use a brush (not a comb) to get the tangles out every day and I have to put conditioner in it.

Imagine it: you combed it very well before you sleep, but when you open your eyes again, you see knots everywhere.

It gets caught in my armpit when I'm running, between me and the chair when I sit down, and under the straps of my bag.

I still remember that comb in my hair.

A few friends in my school use my other friend's hair as a dog leash.

So annoying. By now, my mother's hair has become a common food item for us.

Athletic people can take advantage of having shorter hair.

When water is poured on your hair, it will go down, resulting in you having to put it back or flip it.

That's why before I race, I have a haircut (the only time I have a haircut).

My hair is to my knees, and a bottle of shampoo doesn't even last a week. I constantly have to buy more.

Perhaps this is the universe's way of telling me it's time to donate again.

Heh, I could make a fort out of the shampoo bottles I've used since birth.

Well, long hair is more likely to trap heat than short hair, so yeah.