Your go to style?

[Amenahh]

For me, gender expression influences how I wear my hair.
I've always been a bit of a tomboy and I try to go for styles that aren't overly feminine. My go-to style is a messy sort of bun.
When I feel like I want to be more feminine, I might also change my hair style, wear it down etc.

Not saying that wearing your hair down is objectively more feminine than a bun, or anything like that, it's about how it makes me feel personally.

[Cg]

Neoma knot or a variation of it; if that doesn't work, my desperation bun: damp, twisted, multiply chained, knotted, twisted again, and held with the sturdiest 5-prong ever made.

[emmacarol]

Any kind of bun at the back of my head held with a hairstick, unless I'm wearing it down.

[Laurab]

Go-to is just wearing it loose, if I can. Purely because it's the fastest, ha. And it's not so long that it's a problem having it down.
If I'm actually styling it, go twos include two French braids at the top going sideways to keep it out of my face, or a ponytail of its hot out and I need it off my neck

[Kat]

A single braid down the back, sometimes two. That, pretty much all the time. I need my hair out of my way in a practical fashion because I don't have the patience to mess with it through the day-- sometimes even the braid(s) annoy me because if I bend over they flop over in front of me-- and wearing it "up" gives me a headache after too long, especially if I have to spend a lot of time looking "down" at something like a phone or book or notebook.

I'm cis-female, but I'm sure some people would see my style/attitude as not very "girly" because I want my hair to be out of my way and hassle-free more than I worry about looking "pretty," and 95% of the time I'm going to go with a style that means I don't have to think about or mess with my hair as I go about my day, move around, etc.

[shelomit]

"Desperation bun" often describes it pretty well for me, too, Cg ( ;

[TX Curls]

Lately it's been a low messy pony tail bun or a pony tail or stuffed under a ball cap.

[Male Ponytail]

For me it is a low ponytail or if I feel like keeping my hair more out of the way I will wear a single low plait or English Braid. My issue with doing a braid though is making the bottom even as sometimes the length doesn't add up and it looks like a wispy mess. I rarely wear my hair loose when I go out given I don't want it getting caught.

[hennalonghair]

Usually two braids together like in my avatar using matching scrunchies with tiny barrettes
One day a week it’s worn down and that’s wash day and one or two days it might be worn up with a three or four prong curved wooden fork or occasionally acrylic sticks.

[hennalonghair]

For me it is a low ponytail or if I feel like keeping my hair more out of the way I will wear a single low plait or English Braid. My issue with doing a braid though is making the bottom even as sometimes the length doesn't add up and it looks like a wispy mess. I rarely wear my hair loose when I go out given I don't want it getting caught.

Here’s what I do to avoid that problem since we have similar hair types. Braid hair and as you get further down loosen the braid a bit. Then leave a larger amount of unbraid hair at the bottom and tie it off. Wet the ends and add a touch of conditioner so the ends re-curl.
Our hair types need to breathe and this saves your ends from getting dried out.