I give up my resistance, by Sean Barnet Scott, I can't thank you enough, or should I say "Thank you, Sir.". Oh how i long for that transformation of a fantasy into reality right now. I can't stop thinking about that now-all that stubble and brylcreem holding down my short, tightly slicked down top. And then when I just got used to my new situation, buzzing me down completly perhaps. PLEASE, sir. I'm so interested. email me at jlparis@yandex.com by Jack on 22 Apr 2019
I give up my resistance, by Sean Barnet Jack I would love to help you get rid of your 8 inches of hair. I have clippers, scissors, comb and LOTS of Brylcreem. You won't be able to stop saying "thank you Sir" when you see all your hair piled up on your lap and your combed top full of Brylcreem by Scott on 20 Apr 2019
The Barber and the Office Bet by Gator Great story! I loved all the details you put into it Gator. Hopefully there I a sequel where they come back to get it done again and decide this is a keeper cut. by Pauldy on 20 Apr 2019
I give up my resistance, by Sean Barnet Once again, thank you for your appreciative comments. But I cannot take credit for the story about school photographs. I think the story referred to must be "School Pics" on the Angelfire Haircut site. by Sean Barnet on 20 Apr 2019
Ponyboy by Paul Hey Brad and Shaggy Alan.
Shame we cannot get together and have some fun with that 14 inch hair. Brush it, put it up in a beehive or pigtails and braids and then condition it adult style! Wash it and start again. by Al G on 19 Apr 2019
I give up my resistance, by Sean Barnet Sehr gut geschriebene Geschichte. Vielen Dank
Sehr gut, das der Großvater seinen Enkel zu den Friseuren gebracht hat, damit er einen ordentlichen Haarschnitt mit kurzen Rücken und Seiten bekommt.
Das Ja Sir, danke Sir, kluger Haarschnitt Sir, gefiel mir sehr gut.
Das der Großvater den fertigen Haarschnitt seines Enkels nach Fertigstellung genau inspiziert hat, das war sehr gut, ebenso die Verwendung der fettigen Brylceem.
Super Story. by Kurzhaarfeund on 19 Apr 2019
I give up my resistance, by Sean Barnet Thank you for your stories. They really resonate with me, growing up in the 70s like the boys in your tales.
When I was early teens I started to get a thing about haircuts. However, like most other boys at that time I had hair covering my ears, centre parting etc. Eventually, having just turned 15, I plucked up the courage to go to a traditional barber in the town I grew up in, and asked for a short back and sides. The feeling was exhilerating - that mixture of fear and excitement, knowing that once the words had been said, there was no going back.
It is true that the subsequent haircuts are often even more important in establishing a boy as a 'short back and sides boy'. For me there were two clear occasions I remember - one before prize-giving at school, and the other before school photographs (like in your first story).
The barber in the town opened at 8.00am and I decided to go before school, as it seemed exciting to have to go with a 'straight from the barbers' look. The speech day haircut was the first time I had brylcreem on it, and I got stick for it at school and from my parents when they saw me getting my prize on stage. Photograph day was two weeks later and I decided to again go to the barber before school. As it have only been two weeks since my previous cut, this cut was the shortest I had had, and my brycreemed 1950s look was on display on my parents and grandparents' mantlepieces for several years to come. by Gates on 19 Apr 2019
Dad, I'll Always Need You by Deke Cutter Nice story Deke!! I hope you do a follow up to this where he decides to come back and get the short back and sides tuned up to keep his grandpa happy. by Mike on 19 Apr 2019
