Moment before and after Hair cutting

A man with the curls and  clumsy thoughts 
has decided to have hair cut reluctantly ,the peer pressure was not enough when they shown him  his SGPT   and serum amylase report exceeding the normal unit ,he is grumpy ,stouty  and overweight 

After hair cut face seems out like dilating and more tempting although with hair  makes you look  fulfilled ,chiks seems chubby while haircut makes you more of exposing optimistically

He after doing 25 squats and 10 minutes running he returned to home because he is diagnosed , people around him would do a good care of him with good amounts of fruit salad ,green veggies 

While doing each bit of himself he was flaunting his hair,  suddenly an unpedictable tide asked him to sacrifice his hair ✂️✂️✂️✂️✂️ just taking a break from library  he saw his extremely beautiful face  fairer complexion he started  beholding his hair and lovingly made infinite hairstyle he changed his mind and switched to shaving but then he colily added hair should be cut and I spontaneously changed my mind , now the whole world seems changed when you remain better and unrecognisable 🥳

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