NapfroConsulate
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You said exactly what I always think when these threads pop up. Half the time the person who created the thread has no avatar or any signature picture with their face.
if you could change your hair texture.....
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You said exactly what I always think when these threads pop up. Half the time the person who created the thread has no avatar or any signature picture with their face.
Nonie
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girl u know you like tiger's knock knee'd arse
@tHENATuRALhAiRpRoJEcT you better stop starting rumors before I tell e'rybody about the posters you have adorning your walls.
And why didn't you tell me it was the knees we were talmbout--they might be cute or more appealing; I've never paid attention. I thought it was the whole package that we're supposed to be yearning for.
Just thinking about it brings on a feeling of
CurlsBazillion
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tHENATuRALhAiRpRoJEcT
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@tHENATuRALhAiRpRoJEcT you better stop starting rumors before I tell e'rybody about the posters you have adorning your walls.
And why didn't you tell me it was the knees we were talmbout--they might be cute or more appealing; I've never paid attention. I thought it was the whole package that we're supposed to be yearning for.
Just thinking about it brings on a feeling of
a little caveat to brighten your Sunday
i honestly feel bad for him ... why--n-d-heyeelll would they allow him to pose like that knowing his body is such
CurlsBazillion
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girlcherokee I don't know about my natural sisters but my 4a hair straightens with a flat iron just fine. I'm thinking you need to get your mind right.
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Nonie
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a little caveat to brighten your Sunday
i honestly feel bad for him ... why--n-d-heyeelll would they allow him to pose like that knowing his body is such
@tHENATuRALhAiRpRoJEcT, you wrong f'dat! Even the cover says "RAW" photos. Can you honor us with something cooked and that looks tasty enough to eat please? On second thoughts, wrong forum. Kids might be watching. I'll take a photo of Elmo singing please.
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cocosweet
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a little caveat to brighten your Sunday
i honestly feel bad for him ... why--n-d-heyeelll would they allow him to pose like that knowing his body is such
Okay, back to topic. I might trade my spongy strands for silky ones that shine, but other than that, I'm cool with the 4a.
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Aireen
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OP, you're not going to get a straight answer in here. BW are very,very sensitive on this subject. I'm guessing since 70% of all BW permanently straighten their hair with relaxer chemicals, then the majority of BW would most likely change their texture in a heartbeat if possible.
Now let me
outta here!
Now let me
outta here!
Aireen
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OP, you're not going to get a straight answer in here. BW are very,very sensitive on this subject. I'm guessing since 70% of all BW permanently straighten their hair with relaxer chemicals, then the majority of BW would most likely change their texture in a heartbeat if possible.
Now let me
erplexedgirlcherokee
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kash i appreciate your honesty but i'm not sure i would assume that most black women would change their texture if they could. i think some would.OP, you're not going to get a straight answer in here. BW are very,very sensitive on this subject. I'm guessing since 70% of all BW permanently straighten their hair with relaxer chemicals, then the majority of BW would most likely change their texture in a heartbeat if possible.
Now let me
I do agree that we are a sensitive bunch though. waaaay too sensitive. it shouldn't be that easy to push our buttons. maybe thats the real point of all these threads.
tHENATuRALhAiRpRoJEcT
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snillohsss
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I would keep the texture I have.
Napp
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me too. i dont mind my curl pattern (except my edges
Okay, back to topic. I might trade my spongy strands for silky ones that shine, but other than that, I'm cool with the 4a.
)but the texture of the strands drives me crazy at times
ms-gg
Aka frostoppa
Isn't the point of relaxing the hair is to change the hair texture permanently, for whatever reason that the person is doing it?
Maybe I'm missing something....
girlcherokee
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not all black women relax - and if you do relax, you know that it's temporary. you can cut it off and go back to your curls. so no, just because someone relaxes, it does not mean they would permanently alter the way the hair grows out of their head. I would not assume that.Isn't the point of relaxing the hair is to change the hair texture permanently, for whatever reason that the person is doing it?
deep breath ladies - this is just for fun - - it's not that serious
CheLala13
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...But you're the one who started it. Are you admitting to wanting to press black women's buttons? No, the real point of this thread is for you to openly admit you want 3b hair and you want others to chime in and say, awww me too. I don't want to have nappy hair anymore. All these threads only mirror the insecurities of the ones who start them in the first place.
jennboo
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I would most definitely keep my good-given texture, dense, cottony 4a/b mix. There's nothing like it, imho it looks way better than straightened hair, and it grows out of my head, lol. I would be so upset if i woke up one day with type 1 to 3 hair (no offense to the type 1-3'ers, but i think kinky-kinky texture is the bees knees).
girlcherokee
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actually i did say openly that i wanted 3b hair - it's a few post back - it's ok - i dont feel guilty. and i actually expected different responses - some people said they love the hair they have(some were 4's others were 3's) - you know there are people out there that would go from straight to curly too. did you know that? poll a hair board where most of the women are white(maybe i'll do it if i get time) - you would be surprised how many of them would want 3b hair too or 4a or 4b or 2a or whatever their imagination can wish for.
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