It made me think of how I kind of just broke up with my hair stylist.

Me? I'm a bit of a p-u-s-s-y when it comes to this type of confrontation and I have always just quietly faded away, stopped calling and hoped never to run into my ex-stylist around town or at a party where we each are a friend of a friend. This time is no different.
First, I stopped getting my brows waxed. (And did the switch to threading.) Then, I canceled a bang trim appointment because I was sick. Then, well, I just didn't call again to reschedule. Then, my cheating heart yearned for someone new and, like a country song by Jessica Simpson, when I got a recommendation to come on over to someone new, I took it. (The color appointment is tonight after work!)
But what if things don't work out with the new stylist(s)? Then I'll probably, uh, date for a while until I find someone worthy of an LTR.
What do you do when you want to break up with your hair stylist? Are you, unlike me, bold enough to say something?
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Fortunately for me, I've seen a lot of flaky gay men that made the break ups easy. They were flaky to begin with, so when I decided to go elsewhere, I didn't feel bad.
Then, there was Jordan. Loved him. But he moved to NYC, and left me with someone he recommended that I ended up not liking. As luck would have it, I met a guy at a party who I knew when I was 15, and we've been BFFs for three years. I have no idea how or if I would ever break up with him... hmm. That's a hard one! Let me know how ot works out. Wil Aaron still see her?
Yeah, Aaron will still see her and I think she does a great job on his hair. His hair is so straight and perfect that it always looks good.
I'm going to post about the appt that I had last night. Stay tuned. :-)
Btw, you'll have to let me know where you go - your hair always looks awesome!
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