“I was supposed to get a haircut yesterday but canceled because of coronavirus,” says Joshua Tranen, who works in publishing. Smarter gays than I am are waiting until the quarantine is over so they can support a professional hairstylist and stave off a bad at-home cut. “I like making brash but ultimately low-stakes decisions that I might regret.” Harper, I’m so happy for your gay self-actualization.Īre you a buzzcut crisis gay or a bleach blond crisis gay “I’m a big believer in symbolic actions as kickstarters for real change,” he tells MEL. After a year and a half growing out his hair, Harper is pleased with his new crew cut - a welcome distraction from the pandemic. Brooklynite Blake Harper let his roommate chop off his shoulder-length hair Tuesday afternoon after he lost a quarantine round of the game Dominion. A few gay men plan to buzz off their luscious locks.
Mike, your dye job looks great, but you’re fooling yourself by saying this isn’t a cry for help. “A lot of people seem to think I’m going through some sort of a dark moment, but I’m actually doing very well right now,” Thornwell tells MEL. Online creator Mike Thornwell bleached his curly hair earlier this week - simply because he could, he insists, and not because he’s in crisis. If a gay is in quarantine with nothing to do, are they allowed to bleach their hair and have it be an understandable crisis decision? Asking for a friend
