Is men preferring longer hair on women a learned thing or an inherent thing?

[Anonymous]

[Lliam]

I seriously doubt if preference for long hair is programmed into men's DNA in the same way as attraction to the female body. So it has to be a learned thing. It's just a preference.

I dispute the assertion that men prefer long hair on women.
I, personally, don't like super long hair. It just gets in the way and must be a chore to maintain.

Some hair textures look better long than do others. I don't see any benefit to hair beyond mid-back length.

I actually like stylish cuts. They can frame a woman's face, flatter her looks, and look unique and individualistic.

Here are some examples:

https://th.bing.com/th/id/R.2fa6ba9ad82f15a2b642003b9b4f03ec?rik=F1bf9%2BBQUJ3v1w&pid=ImgRaw&r=0

[NamerOfStars]

Inherent, though environment can probably reinforce it. Longer hair means being healthy enough to grow it AND good enough at survival to keep it, plus it acts as a wick for certain pheromone-equivalents.

[ritxi]

In my case, that's a learned thing. I wouldn't have that preference if I hadn't have some related experiences.

[John_Cobretti]

More hair usually is a feminine trait , rarely does anybody like a short lesbian Cut

[handsomelad70]

I think both, but can't prove it.