LaFemmeNaturelle
Well-Known Member
17 and I totally regret it

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I was 10 and on vacation visiting my dad, his wife said my hair was too coarse and was cutting her hands so she relaxed my hair without my mother's approval.
never had one, natural from the day i was born...why do people feel the need to relax their children's hair?? i just think it feeds the social standard that black women need to have straight hair to be pretty and accepted, as if there were something wrong with wearing your hair the way it grows out of your head?? jmo...
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and I got lots of really nice comments and a couple of people couldn't keep their paws out my hair. Yeah... that was a funny time for me.
I LOVE my BIG 2 MUCH hair lol 
. It grew as fast as it broke off
, so at the age of 13 I got a relaxer with a shortcut alla miz Berry. After that relaxer I let my hair grow by rocking it natural for 2 years. I relaxed at 16 again and from there on I switched from natural to relaxed and back. Right now I am more natural but have some bone straight relaxed ends. After a while I guess I will texlax. but never again bone straight 
). Mom was natural/set the example/always had great hairstyles&care=adult child relaxed. It must be hard to be the ONLY example for your child
I hope this doesn't happen to my future DD's 
I guess I'm glad that my mom relaxed my hair when I was lil. I don't think I would have enjoyed being 'different'. Of course I regret it now (I'm transitioning) though.