11 Answers
My son is a 'gingerhead'. He gets it from his mom, he was always in trouble as a child, this is a study that had been conducted-- There's no real answer for this other than they stand out in a crowd and are picked on because they are different.. My son was always in some kind of altercation with other kids but fortunately, he had great teachers that understood the problem. His hair is not carrot red, its more auburn. but to the kids, its red.. They grow out of it though.. he's 33 now and just laughs about his childhood. I think it really bothered me more than him.. (oh I said Gingerhead because he likes that word, he picked it up on Southpark) LOL
13 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
My cousins are all reds, it's the Scots in us. They were wickedly clever,always having the best ideas for trouble. What would expect out of a bunch of Navy brats? My uncle left the service and my dad stayed in. More's the pity! It kinda ruined my childhood. They all grew up to be find adults. I believe both are accountants. (YUK!)
What we thought was bad in the 60's, was child's play for todays kid. We were actually very sweet.
They were no different than any other kid. They did get sunburn a lot more. That's about it.
13 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
If a red head is not liked it has nothing to do with the colour of their hair. Except in the case of an old pal. He didn't like red heads at all...he was red-head-prejudice. Come to think of it, I have had two old pals like that............hmmm you may be onto something there.
How curious.
13 years ago. Rating: 1 | |