@ellyd22 So, ever since I was little, I’ve had an odd perspective on hair. I can remember being little and seeing woman having their bleached in foil or in rollers, and it made me feel embarrassed. As to why, I can’t really say. I’d be incredibly embarrassed to have my hair washed at a salon as well, and I’d try my best to avoid it. Eventually, just by chance and these preexisting feelings, I realized I was fascinated by large hairstyles, and it culminated in an interest with hairdos of the 60s, since that’s when incredibly large size was emphasized and adored. I loved the idea of my hair being heavy, and always feeling it on your head. I started to view massive hair as a sort of crown that came naturally from one’s own body, and I became enamored with the process of creating a bouffant, because to me, it’s such an in-depth transformation. Long hair is permed, then teased heavily, sculpted, and sprayed until it’s as hard as rock, completely altering the hair, and changing the way that woman would be viewed, since hair changes the face so drastically. It also forces the wearer to alter their life, as it’s a very demanding hairstyle to have, and I adore that idea so much: devoting incredible amounts of time to a massive crown. Large hair such as that makes a woman feel like royalty, it simply changes your being and how you feel. And this is all such such an immensely feminine way to view hair, and the hairdo’s required upkeep forces one to be feminine. It’s all so incredible to me. As my fascination with hair cemented, I began to love the prim and proper styles of the 1960s. It was a very put-together era of immensely feminine clothing that seemed to go perfectly with the hair of the era. Then, I decided I’d want to dress in these clothes, and from there, it turned into a full-fledged desire to be a prim and proper lady of the 1960s. I also simply began to adore the gaudiness and extreme outdatedness of this fashion. It mystified me, and I adored the idea of it’s outdatedness, and I took great satisfaction in the idea of being a very young person but wanting to dress in this very outdated styled of hair and fashion. Apologies for the long reply, I’m incredibly passionate about this 🙂