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Old 05-17-2007, 01:34 PM
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I live in Ohio where natural hair is very much taboo.
It is interesting that you say this because I, too live in Ohio and I have yet to encounter this. If anything, I feel like I almost have to beat non-blacks off with a stick when it comes to my hair. Some are fascinated by and want to touch it. When I had braids I was always asked "how long does it take to do", "how much does it cost" and of course the ever popular "can you wash it?" (). These questions were normally followed by "oooooh, it's so pretty" and "I LOVE your hair!"

I never felt like my natural hair was taboo. Maybe it depends on what part of Ohio you live in. ::shrug::

Anybody have any tips on doing your own two-strand twists? Mine always come out crazy (never look uniform).
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Old 05-18-2007, 12:01 AM
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It is interesting that you say this because I, too live in Ohio and I have yet to encounter this. If anything, I feel like I almost have to beat non-blacks off with a stick when it comes to my hair. Some are fascinated by and want to touch it. When I had braids I was always asked "how long does it take to do", "how much does it cost" and of course the ever popular "can you wash it?" (). These questions were normally followed by "oooooh, it's so pretty" and "I LOVE your hair!"

I never felt like my natural hair was taboo. Maybe it depends on what part of Ohio you live in. ::shrug::

Anybody have any tips on doing your own two-strand twists? Mine always come out crazy (never look uniform).
I am saying that it seems to be taboo amongst blacks. I don't see many black women walking around rocking a natural. As a matter of fact, most people who see me out know me by my hair because as they put it " I am the only person they see wearing their hair like mine." What I do see, is a LOT of micros, weaves and the sort. This may not be the case for Cleveland or Columbus, but is definitely the case for Cincy/Dayton/Toledo.
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Old 05-18-2007, 06:17 AM
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What I do see, is a LOT of micros, weaves and the sort. This may not be the case for Cleveland or Columbus, but is definitely the case for Cincy/Dayton/Toledo.

Weave is an epidemic in the South!
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:52 AM
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Weave is an epidemic in the South!
then BAD weave must be the epidemic in Miami. Pray much for us.

(and dear SoRHOr Ninja Poodle, to put it mildly--I've been hustling! work, school, pursuing promotion--which i did get! but i missed you all...)
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Old 05-18-2007, 03:56 PM
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then BAD weave must be the epidemic in Miami. Pray much for us.

(and dear SoRHOr Ninja Poodle, to put it mildly--I've been hustling! work, school, pursuing promotion--which i did get! but i missed you all...)
Sending yall' a prayer!
Hey, get your hustle on! and congratulations on the promotion!
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Old 05-18-2007, 11:24 PM
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Weave is an epidemic in the South!
LOL!
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Old 05-18-2007, 10:01 AM
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I am saying that it seems to be taboo amongst blacks.
That is unfortunate, I really hate to hear that.
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