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My coworker cut my hair because he prefers it how he likes it.

I hope you guys work at a hair salon. And trigger warning for

possibly racially motivated. Oh no. That's a very specific trigger warning. I work remotely so I can do

whatever I want with my clothes and my hair. I love that freedom, even though I'm still a bit new to it.

We have an office in my city for events and some non-remote co-workers come in, but mostly I get to do my own thing. By the way, this comes from a throwaway de ring Frodo. Throwaway de ringfrodo, three. And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R.Slaash OK Storytime Subreddit.

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And we're here to give good advice goofily, but we don't have all the answers. We just know we would do in these situations. So let us know what you would do in the comments. So, O.P. says, my coworker, Terry, also works remote. We meet every Thursday morning for cross-department projects. Since the start, he's made comments about my hair and clothes.

At first, I brushed it off.

But he often says that my big curly hair

would look better short, even showing me a photo of his wife who has similar hair, but where's it

cropped. I don't like my hair short, so I just reply, eh, not for me, I'm afraid. We have a holiday party next week,

and I volunteered to help set it up. I wasn't doing it out of kindness. I get extra pay in vacation

days, and the Caribbean is calling, but Terry was helping too. He had scissors and aluminum foil,

showing how cutting foil can make scissors sharper. He kept saying it cuts so smooth,

slicing random things, and then he grabbed some of my hair and cut it. No. What?

That's considered a in a lot of ways. Oh yeah? States, I think it is. Like messing with your

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