>>444161Thats exactly it, I can relate so much. Esp the one by one thing, where they eventually figure out Im just a loser basically. Not only are hairstylists usually extroverted, they almost always have some family or friends birthday wedding etc events planned, so they probably find me even more weird for not having anything going on with anyone. Plus I dont keep up with movies or tv, another topic usually mentioned. So yeah maybe for now Ill avoid the salon. Thats awesome to hear that your life has turned around, youve given me hope.
One time I got my hair done near new years. Big mistake lol. I was actually having a great time, until near the end when the hair dresser asked, "Any fun NYE events? No? Nothing at all? Aww just phone up some friends and hang out!" It was one of the most crushing feelings ever, not faulting the hairdresser or anything.
Might as well share another salon story. One time the salon wanted to schedule me with someone else, who happened to be a moid. I wanted a particular other hairdresser, so I refused him and requested the one I wanted. So at my appointment, the moid hairdresser comes up, chats with my hairdresser, holding his scissors near my face, and asking her questions about the length of the blades. Like he was subtly trying to make me feel threatened or uncomfortable because I dared reject him. I was so caught off guard and shy, that I didnt say anything. Ugh. Moids. Other than that, its usually been nice to get my hair done.