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It’s a practice in trust and loyalty. Usually he cuts your hair just great, shapes your head, the length is all perfect. He gets every last follicle down perfect and you leave the salon walking around like you own the street you just stepped out to. But then one day he just cooks you, and not even one #whiteboyweek (waiting for it to grow out so it looks normal) will save you. Its so cooked you grab some scissors and learn how to shape up your sides yourself. But anyway, Im off to get my hair cut by that same MF now. Because I still trust him w my life.
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I don't trust anyone to cut my hair. I've had too many freaky haircut experiences, so I've taken matters into my own hands. And then if I mess up I'm the only one to blame. I usually end up cutting my hair after a breakup or when I'm bored. I almost always hate it at first, but that's part of the journey. I've been cutting my hair shorter and shorter recently. Bobs are in baby!!
Jan 5, 2024
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it’s such an intimate act that requires a certain level of trust and honesty between the two parties! thankful to know they got my back
Jan 26, 2025
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There is no higher high than spontaneously deciding to take a pair of dirty kitchen shears to a finger sectioned chunk of hair that you’re hastily holding between your eyes and just blindly cutting off an inch while your Uber driver waits for you outside. My motto is “how bad could it look?” Let go, let god. I’m so impatient when it comes to my appearance. You think I’m waiting for a professional to cut this hair when I literally need it cut right this moment or else I’ll die? No. Paying for a haircut might be a scam I’ve decided.
Sep 1, 2023
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I think this character archetype goes hard as freak. Also it scares the crap out of me. It works on me every time I see this type of monster in a horror movie. I have a few halloween decorations of a crying woman hanging around my house. So creepy. 🖤
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Everyone has to try it at some point so you can see how flat the back of your head is because of how much tummy time you missed out on as a baby.
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Rarely to things ever end at the right time. We hang out for too long, we play for too long, wait too long, eat too much, or whatever. I love ending things early, even if I want things to keep going. I think its always better to leave wanting more than to risk spoiling something.
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