>Men W/Left Part: Natural for men, usually works well for them. Perceived as popular, successful, strong, traditional. Can be out of touch with the feminine side of themselves. Examples: John Wayne, Tom Brokaw, John F. Kennedy, Edward M. Kennedy
>Men W/Right Part: Usually unnatural for men. Can create an uncomfortable image; can cause social shunning, sometimes leading to unusual or eccentric behavior. Perceived as atypical, open, radical. Can work ok if the man is very confident, attractive, or striving to be respected in a non-traditional male role. Examples: Al Gore, Rush Limbaugh, Robert F. Kennedy, Charlie Rose, Tom Snyder
>The most striking example and perhaps the most illustrative of The Hair Part Theory, is that when Christopher Reeve played Clark Kent, his hair was parted on the right. As Superman, his hair was parted on the left.
Better make sure your fashy haircut is facing the correct way, Sup Forums. Don't trust the mirror. It's lying to you.
Wait so is it hair parting to the owner's right or to the right when facing them? That guy's hair is parted to his right.
Thomas Cooper
pls halp i am dyslexic
Eli Brooks
I was confused too, but if you just look at the examples, it makes sense.
>Men part their hair on the left This means the actual "part" is on the left side of his head (from first person perspective). The hair will then flow to the right
Nathaniel Jenkins
Put your left hand to the left side of your head Your part should be there and the hair should be combed to your right
Gavin Ramirez
What is this hairstyle called?
Kayden Lewis
i wear the same style from OPs pic and i dont know what its called
Benjamin Cooper
All right, that's how I've always done it. Good to know I'm not a faggot.
Brayden Diaz
I look worse parting my hair that way.
Jayden Thompson
Just remember that Hitler did it wrong. This again correlates to his perception as more emotional and feminine.
However, (unlike the Fuhrer) most of the SS fashy haircuts parted on the left, which is correct.
