#long-haired men

The impossibly dapper and gorgeous Dusk Lord Constantine aka Constantine Latting, an "Androgynous Vampiric Royal".

Advocates for the shortening of men’s hair typically reference 1 Corinthians 11:13–15 as the basis for their position. In my humble opinion, Paul the Apostle does not appear to be making an argument on behalf of God in this passage; rather, he appeals to what is culturally proper (his appeal to nature also raises a red flag). Though perhaps his commentary is somewhat outdated, Cambridge explains that there were certain culturally-sensitive reasons for keeping one's hair either long or short, especially relative to the Corinthian lifestyle. Likewise, Hawker compares the issue to decency of apparel (which is the stance that I take). If Paul were writing to American Christians today, perhaps he would say, "Decide for yourselves: Is it proper for a pastor to lecture in jeans and a t-shirt? Although such casual dress may be considered acceptable under certain circumstances (such as a church picnic), I would hardly consider it proper, generally speaking, for an esteemed and respected leader among God’s people to present himself so casually.