Get Rid of Middle Parting
My older brother too used to have a side parting but said that he asked his hairdresser to try and get rid of it and now, after a few years, his middle parting no longer exists. I wonder if this was purely by chance or if there is actually a known method of getting rid of a parting so that new hair grows straight up.
I'm a male and nowadays everybody has short hair styles. For me, a short hairstyle doesn't work because my hair keeps falling into a parting! Thus the only way for me to have a short style is to shave all of my hair off! Hope you can offer some advice.
People who talk about training their hair to lay a certain way or to behave in a specific style are actually referring to the fact that - through practice - they have trained themselves to style their hair in a specific look with more ease. What you may need to do is to speak to your hairdresser about your hair's texture and wave pattern and ask about products that will allow you to get the look you want.
In some cases it may take modifying a cut slightly to enable you to achieve a specific look - for example, cutting the hair a little shorter to allow the hair to stand straighter on the head under its own weight. Styling gels and hair wax can often add sufficient structure to the hair to allow the hair to imitate thicker textures.
Unfortunately, since I cannot visually evaluate your hair, I can't really make any specific suggestions for you. However, speaking to your local stylist is a great way to address your concerns, and I am sure he/she will be able to advise you.
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See also:
How to use hair styling gel
How to train hair to get rid of a straight parting
What you can do with a middle part that won't go away
Basic hair parting techniques