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To cut, or not to cut...that is my question!

More like a dilemma. I've done it before, and I've grown it back out, so I can do it again-right? I feel like everyone has short hair these days (I currently have the longest hair on my team at work!), and all I wanted when I had short hair was to have long hair again. Now that it's long (and gross and fried and ick at the ends) I want to go short. But then I have an awesome long-haired day and think I want to keep it long. Do you see my problem here?

Summer is coming, so it's going to be up in a pony tail or bun most days, so that just seems like such a waste of hair. But I sweat a lot and since summer is hot, wearing it in it's intended short style probably wouldn't last. 






What is a girl to do?! 

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  1. always such a dilemma!! especially when beautiful pinterest images make new dos so tempting!! fortunately for me, i look like a total ickball with short hair sooo. that makes the decision for me. haha. i know your hair will look great either way!!!!

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    1. It really is! It's such a staple part of every girl's day so making that decision is tough on an indecisive girl like me ;) me thinks I'll keep it long for now though-I spent a good chunk of the last 2 years getting it to where it is!

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