I've noticed a trend, a pattern, a common theme, et cetera. Over the past few years over the internet, a thing called the "gamer girl" emerged, and long story short became heavily commercialized and such.
Anyways, most of these gamer girls all have one thing in common: dyed hair. We aren't just stalking normal dyes either (brunette to blond, vise versa). We're talking about weird technicolor styles. By far the most common color is red. However, blue, green, purple, and sometimes mixes of colors and/or natural hair are not unusual to see. This is so common place, it seems like gamer girls without dyed hair are the exception to the rule.
My question is, why? Does being a gamer girl somehow cause a woman to dye her hair, or do women who dye their hair already enjoy video games? I'm confused to be honest.
I can see why dying hair could be useful to "gamer GURLS ", which are women (usually attractive) that play video games for the sole purpose of attracting men for attention, they really don't even care about video games all that much (think Ms. Heart Attack or SSSniperWolf). If they dye their hair, they (should) be more unique and be seen as "cool" for doing it, which in turn would get them more attention.
But what about regular girl gamers? What prerogative do they have to dye their hair? The attention seekers have a purpose, but regular ones do not. Yet most of them still do it. The only reason then is for them to be apart of the "fad" or because it is an ingrained behavior.
Is there something I'm missing out on here? What are your thoughts?
Anyways, most of these gamer girls all have one thing in common: dyed hair. We aren't just stalking normal dyes either (brunette to blond, vise versa). We're talking about weird technicolor styles. By far the most common color is red. However, blue, green, purple, and sometimes mixes of colors and/or natural hair are not unusual to see. This is so common place, it seems like gamer girls without dyed hair are the exception to the rule.
My question is, why? Does being a gamer girl somehow cause a woman to dye her hair, or do women who dye their hair already enjoy video games? I'm confused to be honest.
I can see why dying hair could be useful to "gamer GURLS ", which are women (usually attractive) that play video games for the sole purpose of attracting men for attention, they really don't even care about video games all that much (think Ms. Heart Attack or SSSniperWolf). If they dye their hair, they (should) be more unique and be seen as "cool" for doing it, which in turn would get them more attention.
But what about regular girl gamers? What prerogative do they have to dye their hair? The attention seekers have a purpose, but regular ones do not. Yet most of them still do it. The only reason then is for them to be apart of the "fad" or because it is an ingrained behavior.
Is there something I'm missing out on here? What are your thoughts?
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