But your hair is very cute!! Having short, cute hair makes you gay now??? OMG the world is so screwed up. I could see getting comments if you'd shaved your head or something, but REALLY??? I whack my hair in the summer when it's hot, give myself a short pixie cut, then I let it grow a bit in the winter. It's just a hairstyle. Come on, people.

My sister worked at a Home Depot in the gardening department, and she painted her fingernails black. She said that she got judged SO harshly for those fingernails. One time a customer, an older guy, asked her why a nice girl like her had black fingernails. She said, "I work in the garden department and my fingernails are always dirty, so the black polish hides it." The guy was shocked that she had such a reasonable explanation. So yeah. People judge you for stupid things.

My dad still hasn't stopped looking at me in shock and its been like 2 weeks since i cut my hair lol. But thanks for this, it was something that i really needed :)

That Jackaby quote! It's so good! It's just hair people need to get over it.
It suits you, and you definitely don't look like a boy.

I'm sooo sorry, Kara! That's out of line for those people. Goodness. >.< I've thought of cutting my hair that short but my mom says my type of hair wouldn't do it well. I'm a Floof.

The lesson is soo important. And I mean, heavens! Even gay/lesbians/etc don't have to cut their hair off to be that...? I mean most of them I know look like society's version of normal, anywho.

Haha oh dear, when I had short hair ppl sometimes thought I was a boy too - but that was purely unintentional mistakes. Happens to my sisters ALL THE THE TIME actually even though two of them clearly have girls hairstyles even though it's short hehe it's just what happens when they wear a hat and neutral clothes.

Ah yes, people assume lots, don’t they. I’m guilty of it myself. I think assuming is the easy way out instead of actually finding the truth in a situation. And with assuming, people like to lump ya into groups instead of looking at the individual. (Kinda similar to the bad wrap homeschoolers get...) People talk, but don’t let them change who you are. Everyone has their own story to live.

This has happened to me, not because of my hair but because of my style. I often get asked if I'm bi when I'm on campus, it's usually very respectfully from other people in the LGBTQ+ spectrum, but I wish people didn't stereotype.
I don't know how cuffing my jeans, wearing flannels or T shirts, vans, and dying my hair makes me anything but someone who likes that style and feels comfortable in it.

I'm sorry that people are assuming things about you because of your hair, I can't imagine how annoying that would be. My grandmother once messaged me a picture of my cousin with her new haircut that was also short and asked me, "is she gay now?" and I just said that a haircut has nothing to do with people's sexuality of all things.
My little sister also has short hair a little bit longer than yours and gets called "young man" a lot. I hope in the future people are more sensitive before assuming things about people or at least have the sense to mind their business, if we were bi, gay, or anything, we should have been given the time to feel comfortable enough to tell them.