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In Norse mythology, the goddess Sif had long, golden hair. When Loki cut off her hair as a prank, Thor was furious. Loki then had to make amends by getting the dwarves to create new, magical hair for Sif. This shows how important long hair was in the Norse concept of beauty and divinity.

The story of a young girl named Lilith was cursed to have long hair. She had to find a prince to lift the curse. Through her adventures and hard work, she finally found the real prince and lifted the curse. At the end of the story, Lilith returned to her original appearance and began a new journey with her new friends.

In many romantic stories, long hair is often seen as a symbol of beauty and femininity. It can be a key feature that attracts the male protagonist. For example, in some classic fairy tales, the princess with long, flowing hair is often the object of the prince's affection. It gives an air of grace and allure.

One of the best styles in long hair permed stories is the root perm. This is especially good for long hair as it adds volume at the roots, making the hair look fuller overall. The curls start from the root and gradually get looser towards the ends, creating a very flattering look. Another nice style is the ombre permed long hair. You can have your hair permed and also add an ombre effect, like going from dark at the roots to a lighter color at the ends. This combines two trendy looks and can make your long hair really stand out.

Long hair often symbolizes femininity. For example, in many fairy tales, the female characters with long hair are depicted as gentle and beautiful, like Snow White. It gives an impression of grace.

In a crossdressing long hair story, perhaps there's a man who has always been fascinated by the beauty of long hair on women. One day, he decides to crossdress and incorporate long hair into his new look. He goes through the process of learning how to style the long hair, and as he does so, he realizes that it's not just about the appearance. It's about breaking free from the norms. The long hair becomes a symbol of his courage to step out of his comfort zone and embrace a different aesthetic.

Some people start their long hair journeys because of a role model. For example, if they see a celebrity with long, flowing hair, they get inspired to grow their own. They might see pictures of the celebrity on social media or in magazines and decide they want to have that same look.

One reason could be for a fresh start. Just like I mentioned before, after a big change in life such as a breakup or starting a new job. Another reason is for charity, like donating hair to make wigs for those who lost their hair due to medical conditions.

The poem in front of Long Lovesickness 1 was generally believed to be the Song of Everlasting Sorrow by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai. The poem began: It's hard to get rid of the clouds on Mount Wu. I'm lazy to look back at the flowers. I'm half-bound to practice Taoism and half-bound to you. This poem described the love story of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Yuhuan. The phrase "once experienced the sea, it is difficult to find water, but except for the Wushan Mountain, it is not a cloud" expressed the depth and irreplaceable nature of love, and became a classic love quote.

I recommend "Rebirth's Eye of the Sky". In this modern romance novel, the female protagonist traveled all over the world bald when she was young. When she grew up, she began to grow braids. There was also a male character who liked to lift the female protagonist's hair and play with it with his fingertips. In addition, there was also the modern romance novel "Wolf Pet". The female lead soaked in the bathtub until the water turned cold and her long hair was lifted. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗