i just want a mutual understanding, breh
If you a dude and talk about weave & hair styles more than a woman....your probably a virgin B
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Atlanta.
Miami
NYC
Boston
LA
SF
Houston
Dallas
Chicago
Need I keep going?
Don't let me mention the fukking RURAL HOODs where this shyt is rampant with all sorts of reds/blues/greens/oranges....and the omnipresent BLONDE.
Play dumb if you want to.
Most women have AT SOME POINT tried weave and a vast majority of them continue to use it.
The "natural movement" is something started up again recently thanks to the internet and black intelligensia promoting it via social networks.
Hey simps, defend this? Can you really defend this?
My favorite argument is when they're like:
"Oh she's too young"
...
...so theres an AGE to do that dumb shyt? 
Like wearing your own hair?
How does that massive hole just slip right by you?
How you got the nerve to talk about white supremacy but wanna rock hair from the indian/asian subcontinents with unnatural hair colors?
i think we both know there are no official stats. i can only go off how much $$$ is spent on weave each year, and what i see with my eyes.
Black women in this thread: "Leave us alone. We wanna be beautiful"
AKA
We can't be beautiful without wearing fake hair.
Just say it already so we can be done with the argument.
if you're rocking fake hair...just admit you don't like your natural hair.
If you can't say it, then maybe you should stop rocking fake hair.
AKA
We can't be beautiful without wearing fake hair.
Just say it already so we can be done with the argument.
if you're rocking fake hair...just admit you don't like your natural hair.
If you can't say it, then maybe you should stop rocking fake hair.
Nintendough
#Kliq
But black women aren't the only ones buying hair. Women aren't even the only gender buying it. The official money $$$ spent doesn't break down demographics of who bought it.
thing is, they'll always blame black men in the long haul. this particular damage is self inflicted and has nothing to do with us.
look at the kids hair, her shyt is threwbo already. she'll be dependent on them hair hats for life just momma. but when asked why she wears them, i promise you they'll say "because black men dont like my natural hair"
look at the kids hair, her shyt is threwbo already. she'll be dependent on them hair hats for life just momma. but when asked why she wears them, i promise you they'll say "because black men dont like my natural hair"
We all end up dealing with each other's flaws in some way or another because the fact of the matter is that nobody is perfect I understand that, but to act like these flaws can't be worked on or improved upon is ridiculous.
Black women don't even wanna hear what black men have to say, it's like our opinions don't even matter to them.Women are coming to the table with that "If you can't handle me at my worst you don't deserve me at my best" bullshyt
well something like 80% of weaves are purchased by black women, there are statistics on that. you can find them yourself if you're really interested.
Busted_Toes
Veteran
is kind gentleman trolling?
Y'all dudes want women to go natural so your first instinct is to blame the individual who's simply conforming to the constant pressures to look a certain way. Instead of tackling the constructs and attitudes of people who think black women need to look more european/white, you're just pulling the lazy shaming route.
Busted_Toes
Veteran
Uum. We've addressed the historal context of straight hair worship. Your the ones denying it. I'm being as respectful as possible but yall acting like the beauty standard doesn't exist. At least address that a majority of black women are chasing that beauty standard. That isn't attacking. Just because you don't like something, doesn't mean it is attacking.
The fact that in "black" cities or cities with sizable black populations like ATL, DC, Houston, etc, that STORES GET ROBBED SO PEOPLE CAN SELL WEAVE ON THE BLACK MARKET/STREET should tell you how much of a hot commodity this corny shyt is.
i don't know how else to say it.
