wen i was young i was ashamed of my curly hair. i used to get bullied for this at school, but growing up im learning how to embrace my curls 

i remember admiring the girlies in lebanon during the summer, with their long curly hair. 

but my catholic school in france it was not cool at all 

idk if im the only one.

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omg so relatable, it breaks
my heart to think that as little girls we had to do all of this to our hair in order to feel “pretty”. i remember i lived in manila and my hair was short and so huge with humidity, and at school id put water on it during breaks so it would get flat.  i was 7 yo … 

i still straighten my hair a lot but much less then i used to before

Born and raised in America and grew up in a town that was 98%+ white. Everyone had straight hair, maybe a few girls had a little wave but i remember being soo self conscious of my hair and as soon as i was old enough to use hair tools i straightening it every day. It wasn't until junior year of high school i really started to even acknowledge I had curls. Now I wear my hair natural pretty much every day but I will style occasionally for an event or special occasions

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I have thick wavy hair, got pretty much bullied for it school. Can understand your situation girl.

But guess what everyone is jealous now, becoz my hairs still thick and theirs isnt . From time to time I have learned to embrace it and love it

Curly hair is attractive and looks beautiful to any face

Love curly hair, school bullies can be so mean

I like curly hairs. I mean it’s rare to have naturally.