I actually like short hair so to each his own.
You are an outlier
I actually like short hair so to each his own.
People can be offended by this but you're rightWould not be an issue if you started growing it out from childhood and not when you have a revelation during young adulthood.
It's not a few men, those quotes represent the feelings of the vast majority of black men in the usa, meaning the people who are descendants of the slaves brought to the united states. I dont know how canadians, africans, west Indians or whatever else feel. the men american black women are attracted to publicly lust after features that we cant have without permanently damaging our scalps, just facts.lmao so they let a few men with negative comments stop them from embracing their beauty....so do the ones who support natural hair not have an equal effect on them??
Yup when they think curly natural hair what they don't tell you is that they really mean this
NOT this
Then got the nerve to be talking about natural hair when most shave themselves practically bald, so that they don't have to "deal" with it. Then the ones with long natural hair are like "well I did it why can't you"? Knowing damn well that they only wore one style for 3 years, and barely touched their hair. Something people would call women crazy for doing. It'll be "why don't you switch your style up" and "you should change your hair". Manipulation is the mortal enemy of natural hair, and when women find a low manipulation hairstyle (weave) it's a problem? Then the big elephant in the room... blacks have been told that their hair is less than, unkempt, unprofessional, and a whole other host of negative things for centuries. Of course some people are going to believe that indoctrination. But, no let's worry about women who don't wear their natural hair and make fun of them instead of doing something like educating our people and building a black economy. Oh, and all this Is coming from someone with natural hair.
As if those men are seriously stressing hair when they look at you.It's not a few men, those quotes represent the feelings of the vast majority of black men in the usa, meaning the people who are descendants of the slaves brought to the united states. I dont know how canadians, africans, west Indians or whatever else feel. the men american black women are attracted to publicly lust after features that we cant have without permanently damaging our scalps, just facts.
lol okayIt's not a few men, those quotes represent the feelings of the vast majority of black men in the usa, meaning the people who are descendants of the slaves brought to the united states. I dont know how canadians, africans, west Indians or whatever else feel. the men american black women are attracted to publicly lust after features that we cant have without permanently damaging our scalps, just facts.
How the hell would you know what the vast majority of black men want?It's not a few men, those quotes represent the feelings of the vast majority of black men in the usa, meaning the people who are descendants of the slaves brought to the united states.
If men "praise" reality tv thots, then it damn sure has nothing to do with their hairIt's s self esteem issue but it's also a culture thing. We help foster a culture and mentality that puts straight hair on a pedestal. I'm not giving black men the bulk of the blame - that goes to western, white society beauty standards. But still I wish we'd stop praising these chicks with ridiculous weaves.
Natural hair looks so much better. I understand sometimes a weave is less time consuming, I'm not saying chicks should never wear one. I just want to see a balance. Locks are beautiful. I also love the curly Afro style. Black hair is so versatile.
Stop praising reality TV thots running around with rags on their head brehs.