Submitted by BoundariesAreFun t3_y6h4rq in science
SpartanEngineer92 t1_isrbash wrote
Why would you straighten those beautiful curls?
pandamonium_ t1_isrns43 wrote
You want what you don't have. I have naturally straight hair and always wanted curly hair. From what I understand, straight hair is also easier to manage (e.g. tie up or back, can use a little moisture to defrizz, etc.) compared to curly hair.
[deleted] t1_isumv1y wrote
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neverheardthatphrase t1_isugkcq wrote
I got curls when I started puberty at age 9. My hair was perfectly straight before then. Kids at my school bullied me so bad for the curls that I was embarrassed. I begged my mom to let me get my hair professionally straightened and so she agreed. I did it for years from ages 11 to like 15. I stopped when I was in high school and switched to a flat iron. I stopped caring what people think and now I just go around with my frizzy hair.
Strazdas1 t1_issc7v4 wrote
because they arent beautiful nor practical?
achilles4206 t1_isumn7z wrote
Curls are fundamentally beautiful.
Society’s expectations on what is beauty changes on a day to day basis.
Strazdas1 t1_iswv5od wrote
Curls are fundamentally ugly.
What is beauty is written in our genomes to benefit procreation and survival and has not changed in thousands of years.
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