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cerchier
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I take it you don't go to the off-topic forum.
Both of those threads started by intially talking about race and hair. Since different races seem to have different hair types, I don't see that race isn't important. The threads have evolved into something else, though.
krissynick
New Member
yes i see what you saying but you must understand that its not gonna be avoided... its just not... Because although race maybe not 100% percent play a role in hair care ... it does to a extent in my opinion.. Certain hair types require more care and time than others.. its a fact of life and its something you gotta accept.. Now i do agree that looser hair textures does not always mean you are mixed raced...but then again i do agree that sometimes it can. its a very hard topic to discuss but this si a forum.. it woulnt make sense to not ask questions like that just cause it might cause some hype... we are all mature adults we sure be able to handle it ...
SheenaVee
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MCrzy i wasnt tryna offend the people who made them coz i kno they didnt mean harm im saying that both threads just seem to be getting out of hand thats all! i didnt even expect any replies to this thread i just wanted to say my views and if ive offended you i certainly did NOT want that to happen.
bravenewgirl87
New Member
BS. All hair types require an equal amount of care. Oily/straight hair can never hold and style and it always smells, they also have mega flakes. I see type 1 hair that is so dammaged that it is not even funny. I cannot tell you how many white girls have what LITERALLY looks like two stick strands of hair on their head, because of the greasy-ness of their scalp. Curly hair never seems to act right and wavy hair can be confusing. Everyone has hair problems, regardless of texture or race.
ChocolateSoda
New Member
It's obviously a hot topic because this is the 4th thread addressing the same issues. I really don't see a bunch of folks offended, but just adding their own views. And OP you are doing the same thing, expressing your views.
Where else could we discuss what's on our minds? I have read posts about people actually crying because they lost a few hairs. Puuulease. This is far more juicy. LOL
Where else could we discuss what's on our minds? I have read posts about people actually crying because they lost a few hairs. Puuulease. This is far more juicy. LOL
beadedgirl
Well-Known Member
I'm highly offended by both threads so i will not click onto neither one of them.
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I know you're new. But this board #1 threads are about race. Need some attention start a race thread. Want to have a HOT thread start a race thread. Want a thread with over 300 replies start a race thread. I wish they would die but they won't, they are here to stay you just might as well get use to it. Come visit us sometimes in Off Topics and Welcome.
br0wney3z
New Member
I'll say this...no matter how good natured/innocent a thread starts out, b/c there are so many people here from different walks of life and perspectives SOMEONE is always going to find one or more threads objectionable that's just the way it is.
Also, although this forum was started originally as a hair care forum, it has grown to be more than that as you can see from the multiple boards on the homepage.
Also, although this forum was started originally as a hair care forum, it has grown to be more than that as you can see from the multiple boards on the homepage.
Tallone
New Member
Or do like D does, and go bake something
When I feel stressed about a thread I bake.I made icecream tonight.
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