Confessions of a Retired Fetish Icon

Wednesday, 11 November 2009

Tuesday, 03 November 2009

  • Currently
    Futurama, Vol. 2
    By Billy West, John Di Maggio, Katey Sagal, Tress MacNeille, Phil LaMarr
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    huh.

    sometimes i think about getting a facebook account. i googled myself once and i appear to be the only person (at least in the us) with my name. ive thought about some good friends from my past whom id like to get in touch with, or at least put myself out there so that if they wanted, they could get in touch with me.  it would be nice to see what some of the people ive lost touch with are up to, what theyre doing, etc.

    there is just one problem.

    my behavior prior to my discovering im a hair fetishist was, well...odd. completely innocent. but in hindsight, it seems...predatory. some of the friends im missing, and would like to talk with, are friends ive shared haircutting experiences with. and theyre not hair fetishists. i didnt know what i was back then. all i knew was that i was being a good friend, accompanying them to a salon, or barber shop, for a ride, moral support, whatever. for some of these experiences, i admit, my interest WAS totally innocent. as ive said before, my interest in regards to hair is twofold- one, the sexual acpect, and two....the normal, girly aspect. in some of those instances it was the latter at work. in some of those, the former. and i know that since then, through the grapevine (because who can resist a salacious bit of gossip about an old friend?), my predilection has become known to those people. im terribly guilty about that- if i was using them, i didnt mean to. i didnt know i was, and i didnt know what i was doing. i felt some weird compulsion, but i really didnt understand, and i hate to think that they would feel used by me when that wasnt my intention. that kind of behavior is something i abhor now. im all in favor of being very open and on the up and up about things. since my sexual tendencies arent a secret (or a big deal) to the people in my life now, such a thing wouldnt even come up. but im afraid that a) if people were to get back in touch with me, somehow this would come up, and they might remember those times and feel that i had used them in some way or b) they would have already made that connection and wouldnt get in touch with me for exactly that reason.

    of course...there are plenty of people im happy to have out of my life...and id like to keep it that way...so its really nice to be able to say "i dont have a facebook" to keep them at arms length.

    this could all just be massive amounts of sudafed talking.

Sunday, 25 October 2009

  • Currently
    Harry and The Potters
    By Harry and The Potters
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    the thing i cant see to get away from...

    is people (men) asking to cut my hair.

    i have been asked in many ways, at many different times. i always say no, but for different reasons, depending on whos asking me.

    sometimes i say no because the guy asking me is a douche whom i barely tolerate, who seems to think the best way to get me to part with my hair is to tell me how ugly and disgusting it is. now, im not a vain person. but if someone asked me what my best assets were, id probably say my smile (thanks to a good orthodontist), my tits (thanks to...i dont know, good nutrition? 16 years of birth control pills? wearing a high quality bra?), and my hair. im aware that my hair, which is a perfect and completely natural shade of blonde, and in spite of a lot of abuse, stays silky and shiny, is one of my nicest features, and probably the most attractive to a hair fetishist. its why its so much more satisfying to cut (if you ask my boyfriend) and why "normal" people moan and groan when i do. yet i occasionally come into contact with hair haters who seem to think ill wet my panties if they insult me. im not an idiot (even if i occasionally do dumb things) and im not into the more negative aspects of hair fetish behavior. so i wouldnt even waste minutes of my treasured free time hanging out with people like this, let alone surrender my hard-won locks to one.

    sometimes i say no because the person is truly repellent and hasn't even bothered to pretend he has an interest in other aspects of my life. im used to that. to many people, im just a head of hair, not a human being, and i concede that maybe part of that is my fault. i write in this blog that clearly identifies me as a hair fetishist and little else. i AM a total hair slut. but in MOST cases, im a monogamous hair slut. haircutting is just like any other sexual activity to me. fun to do, but better if youre involved with someone. much more satisfying. and usually something you want to repeat, often. im totally ok with being just hair to people.

    there is one other type of person who asks, and thats the type who gets under my skin the most. the person who asks like they are doing ME a favor. like i need the experience from them. like they have something that other people dont. well, sorry, but you need me. there are way more of you than there are of me. how many chicks do you know will moan and writhe under the clippers, and beg you to shear off more of her hair? how many women do you know who will be desperately trying to get your cock into their nearest orifice while you take their precious locks away from them? oh really, that many? then go crazy, and leave me alone. im perfectly happy where i am. oh wait....you want to cut my hair to help ME? you think that youre going to give me something special, make it a memorable experience? that its rough, but youll be happy to do me this small favor? wow...i dont even know how ill ever thank you. what? by letting you cut my hair and treat me like a slut? thats so generous of you.

    of everyone who asks, the third type is the most annoying. and the most amusing. i say no to the first two  (at least theyre truthful), and roll my eyes at the last. so keep asking. its entertaining. and you never know, maybe if you catch me between boyfriends (which im told is difficult to do) and you have a good angle, youll dupe me enough that ill say yes. and youll be able to satisfy your curiosity.

Monday, 19 October 2009

  • Currently
    The Wicker Man (Two-Disc Special Edition)
    By Edward Woodward, Christopher Lee, Diane Cilento, Britt Ekland, Ingrid Pitt
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    yo, homeslice....

    you know who you are. the noncreep aspect of my readership whom i love to talk with. talking with you made me realize that i could keep those boundaries that have become so important to me, and still have something mildly interesting and hair related to say. so thanks for that. if i can manage ill be posting a lot more because of you.

    so on tuesday coley came over (as she does every tuesday, even though it's no longer "trueblood" tuesday) and we were watching a dvd of the original "wicker man". no, not the nicholas cage one. the other one, with christopher lee. sadly, the movie had a good plot that could have been genuinely chilling if the filmmakers had dispensed with some of the sillier aspects of pagan ritual (which, actually, most "real" pagans themselves have dispensed with) and stuck to the more sinister underpinnings of the plot. in one scene the hero is captured by the villian and two nubile ladies taunt him by rubbing their naked bodies against him, and running their hair all over his face.

    now, i realize that this is probably a fantasy of many men. especially men in the secret society. but in general? other people's hair kind of grosses me out. i was gagging and making faces as i watched them pass their hair over his mouth, brush it on his neck, his forehead. im getting ill just writing about it. i wonder why that is. perhaps because hair is so sexualized for me. ive seen people touch the hair of someone they hardly know, after a new hairstyle or haircut. i would never do that. sometimes a patients hair brushes my bare arm as i lean in to conquer a particularly tenacious bit of calculus (tartar, for you lay folks). feeling it on my skin breaks my concentration, turns my stomach, makes me pull away. i am definitely not that sort of hair fetishist who would buy a random ponytail from some stranger. it just makes me ill. maybe because im so connected with my own hair, with the hair of the person i love.

    but ive never heard anyone else tell me they think its disgusting. one of the many ways im a freak in a sea of weirdos.

Wednesday, 19 August 2009

  • Currently
    Mad Men: Season 2
    By Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, Vincent Kartheiser, January Jones, Christina Hendricks
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    "thats because you two share the same brain"

    its often startling when i say something random and my boyfriend says, "i was just thinking that" or vice versa. last night he mentioned wondering why i dont write in this blog, then he checked it, and saw that i had indeed written something. fortunately he understands my reluctance to write anything these days. i just dont feel like sharing, and i feel almost suspicious about why anyone who isn't us would care a)what my hair looks like b) what his hair looks like or c) what we do about those things.

    yes, i understand logically why the interest exists, why people ask me about it. but ive never been like that. i wait for people (guys) to volunteer information, because i honestly dont care what their wife or girlfriends hair looks like, or what they did with it, and im pretty sure that their partner wouldnt appreciate them sharing this information with a strange woman on the imperweb. unless i know the person, i really just don't care (when i do know, my interest is generally the simple, mild sort of female interest any woman feels rather than the salivating, body-aching interest i feel under different circumstances). and its almost harder for me to understand why someone i know, am friends with, would care, rather than a stranger. if im a stranger, then its easy to objectify me. then im still just a female head of hair- of course you care about what sort of devilishly wonderful things my boyfriend is planning to do with it. but if you really know me, am friends with me, why do you care? im me, not a thing, and divulging that stuff is akin to talking about how frequently he goes down on me.

    im just being cranky and perverse.

Sunday, 09 August 2009

  • Currently
    From Hell (Widescreen Edition)
    By Johnny Depp, Heather Graham, Ian Holm, Robbie Coltrane, Ian Richardson
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    hmm, this doesnt seem so bad.

    at the very least it may head off my throwing a tantrum in from of an actual person. ive never felt comfortable with being in control of someone elses hair. especially in cases like this. he has a gorgeous head of extremely thick hair, wants to get it cut, we're expecting brutal heat this week, and because of his work schedule were not seeing each other this weekend, so....if he does do it, for once, i wont be a part of it. and hes asking me what to do. my standard non-answer in situations like this is, "i dont want you to do it, but i understand that its necessary, so you should do what you need to do". which is exactly what i said.

    but thats not what im thinking. inside my body is in knots and im thinking, "you cant wait until NEXT weekend when i can be with you to do that? youre inside airconditioning all the time. i promise ill make it worth the wait."  my selfishness knows no bounds. i wont tell him to wait. i want him to be comfortable.

    in situations like this, i always ask myself, would i be doing something ill regret later? if i can see all sides of a situation, i may be able to see a clear course of action, the one with a positive outcome. in this case...would he get his hair cut only to feel more comfortable, but regret that i wasnt there to attack him? or would he suffer through a couple of days of hot weather, to get to next weekend when there will be mucho naked time and slutty hair sex? would he regret waiting?  thats not a question i can answer. but thats generally how i try to live my life.

Monday, 03 August 2009

  • yep, im alive.

    and i appreciate the people whove taken the time to text, email, and im and ask about my welfare and the goings on of my life and (particularly) this blog.

    the fact is, ive just been so busy actually doing stuff, that i havent taken any time to write about it. and if i did it would just be me being googly over my boyfriend and giddy over how much fun it is to actually get to see him all the time and how we are gross like teenagers. and me wondering how someone so good...can be so bad (where it counts- where my hair's concerned).


    so there might be some fun and intriguing hair fetishy goodness forthcoming. i really dont know. im so busy enjoying things the way they are and just going on living my life that i just havent taken time to reflect on it. im too busy focusing my energy on driving him insane than on what im going to write about here. ill try. at some point.

Thursday, 14 May 2009

  • Currently
    Lost - The Complete Third Season
    By Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly, Josh Holloway, Dominic Monaghan, Terry O'Quinn
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    yes, I AM an eensy bit prejudiced.

    For some reason, I associate certain types of hair with a man's fortitude, virility, etc. I definitely am a fan of brown hair, the darker the better, but not black, with a certain type of texture. Not too thick, not too soft, juuuuuust right. Like Mama Bear's bed. It's completely ridiculous but I just would never think of a guy with blonde hair as a manly man. Maybe it's because I dated someone once with blonde hair, who was horrible in bed and sort of...not a jerk, exactly, but rather annoying. There have been many times when I've looked down on potential dates because they had the wrong kind of hair.

    I have no idea why this prejudice exists in my mind. Good thing I don't need to change it.

Saturday, 09 May 2009

Friday, 08 May 2009

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  • I'm a hygienist, curmudgeon, and a part time hair fetish icon. I live a completely ordinary and mundane life apart from the fact that I have a raging hair fetish. Sometimes I write about how it affects my life, and sometimes I write stories.

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  • miss_jaqueta
    @miss_jaqueta - I wrote an incredibly long and thoughtful reply t this only to realize that my post was truncated. Damn xanga.
  • miss_jaqueta
    That's an interesting question that I see bandied about in chatrooms..."how did you become a hair fetishist?" or, "how did you know?". I don't think there's a simple answer to that question. I think it's different for different people...nature vs nurture, etc. It does seem that most men say they
  • chas45
    Ms. J. How do you think it is that you acquired your fetish for haircutting and shaving? I have always wondered where mine came from. C.
    • Posted 10/7/2008 4:11 PM
    • by chas45