I had so much plans for this blog, but with writers block and mind block everything

is on freeze, I really don’t feel a need to blog, it’s just getting so hectic and nothing

is inspiring me to write, but I do love to look at other natural blogs and get inspiration

from there.Maybe one day I’ll have a game plan :-/

I try not to knock anyone’s perspective of their natural hair.

I mean it is on their heads, they should know what their texture is, be it multi texture.

I have been following a lot of blogs dealing with natural hair and this one girls comes

up a lot on them, regarding interviews. These blogs interview a person with natural

hair and they ask them texture questions, what do they use and such. There is this

one girl who baffles me. Her hair clearly is a 4a/4b mostly (although I do not like to

hair type sometimes you have to) and she claims to have 3b/3c. Am I wrong for

thinking to myself that she is hair blind? I mean why do some naturals find it

hard to call their hair what it is? Why is it so hard to accept the kinky and coily-ness

of your hair?

I digress. Natural hair is beautiful whether it is curly, coily, kinky. It’s yours :)

This post is self explanatory

My mother has the texture I am dying for when my TWA grows out. No it’s not big

curls and it’s not too coily. My mother has in between, I guess a 4a maybe 3c in some

parts. I LOVE her hair, I constantly want to do things with it but all she does it two

strand twists..cool but not all that. I see so many possibilities with her hair..

but I must realize that it is HER hair and it is her choice what she wants to do.

But yeah…my mother is my total hair envy…in my personal life. Celebrities and internet

persona’s well that’s another story lol.

I am a survivor with no survival issues…

Really has nothing and yet everything to do with my post

I recently became a natural and have been so for about a month

I love it.

But secretly I am scared.

I decided against transitioning because I know I would fall back to the creamy crack

so I just buzzed it all off. Went and cut everything. My hair is growing back but I see

all my flaws now even worse than before

I always had a low self-esteem because of being teased in Middle school, it had a

major effect on how I see myself today. Although the big cut was liberating I

can’t help but feel everyone is laughing and pointing at me. I have never came out

the house without something on my head. I recently just started showing some of

it.

But I have to realize that I am who I am, and who I am at home can be who I am

outside. And I don’t have to care about who doesn’t like!

- Poetic Evolution

My natural thoughts.