There, I said it. Hair completely grosses me out.
No, not while it's on someone's head. I love it while it's attached. (I also have no problem with baldness on men) It's when it falls out. And gets... everywhere.
People, pets. Whatever.
I was going to find a better picture of a nasty hair ball, but I was starting to gag.
I really, really, really wanted our dog when we got her as a puppy. But before he agreed, my husband looked at me earnestly, and said if he was going to agree, then I had to promise not to freak out about dog hair. I promised. And held my breath.
I'm doing good with the dog hair. Except when I work out, and have to be on the floor. Vacuuming is part of my work out. Just sayin'
But the people hair? Not so much.
And here's the problem - I have the thickest hair known to man. I have enough hair to give three heads thin hair, or two heads average thickness hair. (this is surely scientific, you know) I have my hair thinned every 5 weeks. When I have my hair cut and colored (don't judge - I started graying early), the longest part of the whole event is drying my hair. Point is: I have a lot of hair. And I shed. A lot. Now add my husband, who will die of old age with a full head of hair, just like his father before him. And a kid. And a dog.
I think it stems from my childhood home daycare provider, who had both a daughter and a dog with long, black, curly hair. One morning I was at her house eating cereal, and there was a long, black, curly hair in my bowl of milk. I was totally grossed out not knowing which one it belonged to. I'd like to say it was a one time event, but it wasn't. I remember it happening at least twice. So now? I don't like hair.
I keep a Swiffer in my bathroom and use it daily. I hate mopping the bathroom floor, because I know no matter how much I sweep and Swiffer, there will still be random hair there to get caught in the mop water. Blech.
Hair in my food? Oh goodness, don't let me see it or I might not be able to eat. Did I ever tell you about the pubic hair I saw in the bulk mushroom bin at the grocery store? Do you know how long it took me to eat mushrooms again? And I love mushrooms...
My family knows that no human hair, from head or nether regions, may be left on a bar of soap or the tub or shower. Consequences are quick and severe.
And now that you know way too much about my self-imposed psychological trauma, I wish you a happy day!
***Ally
PS. I don't do hair clogged drains. I WILL throw up. If I lived alone, without my awesome husband to take care of those things, I would pay someone to come and do it while I covered my eyes. The end.
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7 comments:
soo it's probably a good thing you never watch the show 1000 ways to die. They had a girl who died from a huge hairball. She apparently was an artist who had a thing for chewing on her own hair while she painted. Hair she then swallowed. Which of course the body cannot break down. So she died literally from a hair ball in her stomach. The autopsy found the mass on xray they thought it was a tumor till they removed it.. Umm yeah YUCK
I have very thick hair, too. Just this year I've opted for a longer hairdo, so consequently, I'm finding hair all over the bathroom. I also hate hair, to the gag degree. So I feel your pain on this one for sure.
Ugh, hairballs in the corner of the room when you go to sweep. Gack gack gack!
We all hve our weirdosities.
Thank goodness you don't cut hair, sweeping up those curled masses. oh, dear...don't want to send you visually over the edge.
Me? I get sick from lumpy surfaces.
so gross.
I seriously think that I am going to go vomit now. I can't stand hair either. The worst part is that my dog is a serious shedder. I have to dehair myself before I leave the house and when I get to work. Ridiculous!
Good thing youre not visiting my house! I've got chocolate lab dog hair tumbleweeds floating on the floors...EEKS! It's always bad when it turns spring. He's shedding his winter coat. Bleh.
Pubic hair in the grocery story? OMG, that is going to scar me. Gag.
I also do not like seeing even one tiny curly hair anywhere on the floor. Or on the toilet seat? In a public restroom? That is the worst. We have a dog and stretching on the floor after a sweaty workout is really nasty. The hair sticks to you like you’re a lint roller. I feel ya, sista. I feel ya.
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