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mj11051

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So I talked to my friend yesterday and told her I couldn't be apart of her wedding. 1. I'll never get another relaxer 2. gotta have back surgery on the 7th of next month. 3. You couldn't be much of a friend if you think my hair needs a permanent change for your wedding. 4. You're being such a witch your maid of honor quit.She was quite surprised and thought I would just bend to her will.:lachen::lachen:
 
Wow......Seems like there is a lil bit more going here than hair. I am glad that you stood up for yourself, though! Best wishes on your back surgery, too!
 
Good for you. Did she really ask for your to relax your hair though? Wow, not a weave or a wig,but straight up relax. That is a bit much (well more than a bit).
 
You made the right decision! I didn't comment in your previous thread, but I read it. Eight out of nine of my bridesmaids were, and still are, natural! They actually asked me in advance if I was going to want them to change their hair. I didn't even ask them to do a uniform hairstyle. To be honest, if I had all white bridesmaids, I would have them with the same hairstyle, but I feel like our hair is a part of our culture, whether it's spiritual for some, or just fun for others. I didn't want to intrude on that. Heck, bridesmaids are already being told what clothes to wear and what to do, AND they are throwing the bride a shower/bachelorette party. Isn't that enough?
 
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