Women with long, healthy hair have remained the standard of beauty, femininity, sexuality for centuries. They attract the eyes of men like a magnet.
Times go by, fashion changes. If earlier thick long hair was a symbol of female beauty, now many girls prefer short stylish haircuts, which are easier to care for. But time has no power over men, they still remain partial to women's hair.
Why do men like long hair?
Many men freeze with delight when they see loose, lush hair that flies in the wind. The fact is that subconsciously this is perceived by men as a signal that a girl is ready to meet, she is open for communication. But hair, gathered in a ponytail or a strict perfect bun, scares men a little, because for them such a hairstyle symbolizes a woman's desire to make a career.
Many successful women prefer short haircuts, but very often they find themselves lonely and suffer from a lack of affection and love.
Women with long, well-groomed hair are always surrounded by fans.
Ladies with long beautiful curls look feminine, romantic and completely defenseless, causing a man to want to protect, protect and carry in his arms.
In the stronger sex, the presence of long thick hair in a woman is associated with good health, readiness for a family, children.
Perhaps a man still does not think about getting married, but at the genetic level he chooses a partner who has all the ingredients for procreation.
From the history
In primitive society, women had long hair, which they used to keep children warm and hidden from prying eyes. At that time, men loved to court women by dragging their hair into a cave.
In Ancient Russia, almost all girls before marriage had a shock of long blond hair, which they braided into a braid. After marriage, they covered their heads and no longer had the right to appear in public without a headscarf. When choosing a bride, the groom very often gave preference to a girl with longer and thicker hair.
If we recall ancient Greek mythology, then there was only one goddess with a short haircut - Athena, the goddess of war and justice. And her opposite - Aphrodite, the priestess of love, had beautiful hair. The artist Botticelli in one of his famous paintings - "The Birth of Aphrodite" - depicted her with long wavy strands fluttering in the wind. Tenderness and love are on one side of the scale, and on the other - justice and belligerence. It's easy to guess what the man will choose.
