^I agree with this. Race-specific hairstyles, aside from not requiring the devs to work to provide more to the insatiable glamour crew, provide a specific "look" to a race. There's the option for more generic hairstyles, and then there's race-specific, and I daresay "cultural" styles. It's cool to think that, oh, Au Ra, have a certain hairstyle that typifies their culture, much like Dunesfolk forehead gems and Elezen ear clasps are distinctly THEIR style. It's like when you research your heritage (whatever it is) and the clothing/style of your culture. If you see someone not from your culture, who looks very different from you, wearing or styling themselves after someone in your culture, there's something off (or wrong) about it. Keeping some things special for each race is a nice thing, it preserves a part of their "look and feel", especially in a game where these things are used, as a whole, to carve out their lore.
I don't know why it bothers people so much.



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