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11 Feb 2011, 10:52 pm

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I don't know what I would do if I were female.

Why not just buzz it the same as you do now? I've had my hair buzzed a few times, but then I don't really identify as "female" anyways. Just neutral.
I haven't brushed my hair in years. It's always too short. I wash it - that's about it. Might use some styling wax on it if expected to look decent, say for going out or something, but brush it? No way.



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11 Feb 2011, 10:58 pm

Brushing my hair is built into my routine.
Things in my routine are not forgotten.


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11 Feb 2011, 11:04 pm

My Mother puts my hair in a plait everyday since i was 4 or younger



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12 Feb 2011, 5:25 am

Nope I always brush my hair. Unless its wet, then I just have to wait till it drys or else ill just end up making my hair frizzy.

My dad is actually ALWAYS telling me to brush my hair. (he has ADD so thats partly why)
I mean he tells me to brush it even after I just brushed it. If it gets the SLIGHTEST bit messy. He tells me to brush it. Whenever we are together for a day he will tell me at least 5 times. Its only really gotten worse with me getting older. I swear i'm gonna hit him with a baseball bat next time he says it.

lol sorry my little rant..... :oops:



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12 Feb 2011, 6:07 am

Bethie wrote:
I totally empathize.

I've gotten so dysfunctional now that I'm taking some of the advice offered by the folks in the parenting section for helping their kids-

writing and putting it on the wall:

shower
deodorant
brush hair

etc.

I'v ealways done the wash n' go thing, though...
my hair's so long that it's a real cardiovascular exercise to get a brush through it.


This is what I do!! I have this on the inside of my medicine cabinet so all I need to remember is to look there... I thought for sure I'd be the only adult to do this!!


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