Alma Petra
Well-Known Member
Also many of us seem to not be confident enough to share our hair with others. We suffer from hairorexia. This might be due to negative feelings from experiencing setbacks or long term stagnation and failure to progress. Many of us have adopted no-photos rules. I for one hate how thin my hair has become and avoid taking photos to avoid feeling bad. I have in fact decided to not wear out any wash and go's anymore. Just buns buns and more buns. And I may say it's because I want to protective-style but that's probably not even true. All I want to say is people plz don't be like me. Your hair probably looks much nicer than you think it does. And there are many newbies for whom your hair can be considered an inspiration despite how unsatisfied with it you may be.
Your hair now can be considered at a starting point because there is always room for more progress, no matter how long you have been in the hair game. And setbacks may be painful but they are not something to be ashamed of. Share with us your triumphs and your setbacks as well. Allow us to follow you as you recover from that setback and as your hair comes out even stronger and healthier.
Your hair now can be considered at a starting point because there is always room for more progress, no matter how long you have been in the hair game. And setbacks may be painful but they are not something to be ashamed of. Share with us your triumphs and your setbacks as well. Allow us to follow you as you recover from that setback and as your hair comes out even stronger and healthier.