The blonde little girl can grow up into the darker haired woman or she
can retain her light-haired state all of her life. There are many shades
of blondness from platinum to strawberry, to murky and gold. The
color is a shining light, symbolic of the purity of the angel's, and in
modern times it has been much maligned for the bearer is suggested as being
slower than her compatriots. The blonde personality is pleasant,
optimistic, helpful and nurturing. She understands what it means to be
denied opportunities to function as an equal and to enter a category
of hot blondes where she has to avoid behavioral stereoptyping.
The blonde lacks the
fiery outspokenness of the red-head and the furious intensity of the
brunette. She is the female warrior in suit-of-armor, diligent at
protection and indomitable in the face of adversity. She is Joan of
Arc, who must have been a blonde no matter what anyone says. She is Lady
Godiva, a pure beauty, so often misunderstood. Those who study blondes,
are equally intent upon studying their roots, for if she is a blonde by
choice, she is no longer a child, and considered a threat to those
around her, yet never do we hear of gangs of blondes overwhelming
society. They are charming, endearing, and forever lending a helping
hand. Blonde models may look good but they inevitably become animal
rights activists or involved in other socially uplifting activities.
They want to avoid the dizzy blonde image. In general, blondes do not
seek to conquer but to be loved and needed.
The blonde is society's guardian, protector, nourisher and soul.
Without her, we could not survive.
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