I wish someone had told me this sooner because I used to wear a bang to cover my forehead all the times. As I was made to believe that I was not a pretty child to start with and not with a nice forehead so I would need to cover my forehead. Not until my teenage years, I came to the realization that I was actually not an ugly child of whom thought I was. And I as I grew a little older, I’ve been getting more and more comfortable with my own skin, the way I carry myself and the way I dress.
About over a year ago only, I have the feeling that I no longer feel comfortable for having to go to the hairdresser from time to time just to get a little cut on my bang to cover my forehead and I started to question myself:
1. Why do I keep doing this?
2. Do I feel confident with this look?
3. Do I want to change?
And here were my answers:
1. It was a long-term habit caused by my own perceptual adaption since my early childhood
2. No I am not
3. Yes
A woman should never wear her hair over her forehead. God can grow hair wherever he likes, but no hair grows on the forehead.
๐ท: Camellia Dinh
What about this “๐ฟ๐๐ก๐ก๐๐ ๐ต๐๐๐ ๐โ๐๐๐๐ฆ”? Although this theory came to me a bit later, but it proved me that I was quite right in a way. And here is a short description:
“A woman should never wear her hair over her forehead. God can grow hair wherever he likes, but no hair grows on the forehead. The forehead bone, the sinus bones or the frontal bone, is porous so it can function to transmit light to the pineal gland in the brain. When Ghengis Khan conquered China, he issued orders that all women must cut their hair and wear bang over their forehead. He knew this would keep them timid and subjugated. Believe it or not. The point is, you have a choice”!
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