Single Men and Kilts

**Spartan Tartan** · 7th January 11, 07:26 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Ahhh, wise...no risk that way...I could become my own twin if that's not too schizophrenic.

My interest is piqued. I would very much enjoy seeing how results from this "scientific study" might turn out.

**OC Richard** · 8th January 11, 03:51 AM

Originally Posted by kc8ufv

Online, you could use the same basic profile, just swap the images. Should provide some info at least....

I read an interesting article in a magazine a while back about people's perceptions/reactions about grey hair.

A female journalist listed herself on Eharmony (or something like that) with her hair dyed (which was the way she had worn her hair for years), then several months later listed herself again but this time with her hair its natural grey. All of the other information was the same, only the photo was different.

She got far more interest from men with her hair its natural grey.

**Spartan Tartan** · 8th January 11, 06:07 AM

Originally Posted by OC Richard

I read an interesting article in a magazine a while back about people's perceptions/reactions about grey hair....

She got far more interest from men with her hair its natural grey.

Really? That is not what I would have expected. Although, I'm happy to hear it.

**Riverkilt** · 8th January 11, 08:47 AM

I love grey hair - its the new blonde.

I do hate those matronly hair styles beauticians foist upon ladies my age. Would rather see hair worn natural and long. Long grey hair....ohhhhh, be still my heart!!

**BoldHighlander** · 9th January 11, 02:15 AM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

I do hate those matronly hair styles beauticians foist upon ladies my age. Would rather see hair worn natural and long. Long grey hair....ohhhhh, be still my heart!!

I do hear you Ron! No matter what the colour, I love long hair on the ladies :mrgreen:

I rue the day that my wife sheared her butt-length locks for her job!!!

**turpin** · 9th January 11, 08:12 AM

An interesting and enlightening thread Ron. Although I can personally attest to the attention one gets in a kilt, as a newly single man it has more meaning to me.

**Jack Daw** · 9th January 11, 03:12 PM

Ron is right, but the website matters in my case. I've been hit on a bit by new ladies on Facebook; not at all on eHarmony.

**kiltedinUSMC** · 11th January 11, 06:06 PM

Ron, as a single guy I am taking your advice.

**ozarkjacobite** · 11th January 11, 06:13 PM

Met my wife at a Celtic Festival. She said first she noticed my kilt, THEN she noticed me. When we got married, I was kilted. Never doubt the power of the swing my friends.

Zach Caselman