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you're still talking about something else, I meant something different). Why did you even jump in if you don't know?

I expressed my opinion about your worldview.

HAHA, NO ONE ASKED FOR YOUR OPINION, IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT TO US HERE!
But you're right, of course. "Everyone is bad and covered in dirt, only I stand in a white coat."

WHO'S THE LOSER?! YOU'RE THE LOSER!

I shaved my sideburns off last Saturday just so I wouldn't look like you!

Get a swastika tattoo now.

I shaved my head.

Are you stupid?

and I cut my long hair about a month ago. It was hot with them, they constantly got in the way, it was uncomfortable to run with them, and I had to wash them often; I got tired of them.

they're cute)
I don't know about you, but that's enough for me
what kind of parents would forbid me from raising them? \:
they watch their own damn hairy rockers all the time, but they won't let me have hair like that >_<

my friend has hair down to her waist, amazing hair, naturally strong and thick. She just washes and combs it) and braids it into all sorts of things. She doesn't use any chemicals, like many of those rockers and metalheads.

you're already sixteen, and your parents still forbid you from doing such trivial things?
stop listening to them.

It's hot with them, they constantly get in the way, it's uncomfortable to run with them, you have to wash them often, they're annoying...

Actually, they protect the head from overheating. You can braid them into a ponytail.

I looked like an idiot with that hairstyle, so I almost never wore it.

exactly
it's just
idiocy:
what's up? They act like complete slobs, and I won't listen to them – they'll start taking away all my possessions, starting with the computer. And Dad might even start hitting me. I don't understand it at all; it's like they don't consider me a little kid anymore, but in some specific situations, they behave exactly like that, and it annoys me.

it's bad when parents are too overprotective (and this is exactly overprotection; they want the best for you and think they know what's best, but that's not always the case). My friend is in a similar situation; he just dreams of getting away from them.
P.S.: I remember when I was a kid, and I didn't listen, my dad threatened to throw away all my toys, and once he punished me (made me stand in the corner) for putting out his cigarette, haha. Now I remember it with a smile and continue to do it when he leaves smoldering cigarettes in the ashtray.

Now go get a swastika tattoo.

But why? I'm not a fascist. I'm friends with that Tatar guy.

It's hot with them, they constantly get in the way, it's inconvenient to run with them, you have to wash them often, I'm tired of them...

Exactly. They get in your face, they sweat, and if you walk down the street and the wind blows anywhere other than straight into your face, it becomes very unpleasant.

And besides, I haven't had a haircut since I graduated. That's been about three years. It's a saving on the barber, of course, and you can then spend that money on some stale beer or a bag of Aria, but everything eventually comes to an end. Maybe I've bought myself another couple of years – the idea of growing new ones, even better than the old ones, looks tempting.
In winter, of course, it's convenient. But now I'll have to dust off that thing I have lying around in a dark corner.

However, now I can headbutt chickens, not waste time combing, wash as many times a day as I want without discomfort, refresh myself with a handful of water spread over my skull, and many other pleasant things.