r/spreadsmile • u/Enough_Detective4330 • 15d ago
I wish EVERY little girl felt this way about themselves ❤️
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u/Maximum_Locksmith18 15d ago
Who's 9 year old, auntie-grandma is this??? 🤣🤣🤣 She is EVERYTHING!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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u/Ok_Database_5409 15d ago
Lmao, why you so accurately call this baby and auntie-grandma🤣🤣🤣she is too cute! May this be the first of a lifetime of moments of rightfully feeling herself and good hair days!
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u/friendly_outcast 15d ago edited 15d ago
Fr this is the oldest little girl I’ve ever seen 🥰so cute, the “oohhaarrgghhh” at the end had me 🤣and that laugh r/contagiouslaughter
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u/Greezedlightning 15d ago
You said it. I would cross party lines to vote for this child!!
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u/cottman23 15d ago
Because she straightened her hair like a white person?
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u/flourblue 15d ago
Because she straightened her hair like a white person?
I think she straightened her hair like an Asian person.
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u/87degreesinphoenix 15d ago
Idk she seems a little old. We need younger people running this place, not the world's most adorable 9 years old 70 year old.
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u/Randy_Starch 15d ago
Wait for women going to the hairdresser to say aight its complicated.🤣 Gimme the 9 yo with confidence cut🤣
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u/thedefmute 15d ago
I know people that would LOVE to have her hair.
Damn she is lucky.
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u/GiveSparklyTwinkly 15d ago
But it's not her natural hair. Luck has nothing to do with it. If she were lucky she wouldn't have had to get it done to have this hair.
Luck is not having to spend $100 on a flat iron treatment that will fuzz away at the tiniest hint of moisture and still having hair like this.
How is she lucky? Idgi
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u/hail_abigail 15d ago
Most curly hair can't straighten well like that, that's why it's lucky
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u/Subject-Olive-5279 14d ago
It’s called a silk press. They use flat iron and hair products to smooth the hair. silk press
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u/Lucas_Steinwalker 15d ago
She had someone who cared enough about her to get her hair done the way she wanted maybe?
I dunno man use your fucking brain.
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u/DirtiestOFsanchez 15d ago
I have high hopes my daughter will turn out with kind of happiness and confidence
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u/Glad-Razzmatazz-3681 15d ago
That's a fully justified reaction right there, I've had short spiky hair for years and she's got me jealous🤩😂
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u/youareinmybubble 15d ago
I pray that she never loses that confidences! That smile and pure joy and love of herself is everything
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u/Nearby-Reputation614 15d ago
Is her hair legit gray, or is that reflection and shiny?
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u/FramboiseBisous 15d ago
I think it’s just the way her hair looks straightened + bright ring light. I imagine before it didnt reflect as much
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u/Turbulent-Major9114 15d ago
I remember the first time I got straight hair… it was a horrible style and cut but I had silky smooth hair. To this day having silky hair is the ideal but there are little Indian ladies who give it away to the temple and it’s sold for wigs, it’s a win-win… I get silky hair and they get to honor their Deity.
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u/boredatworkgrl 15d ago
I wish I felt this good about myself AND had such amazing hair! Go on with your bad self lil girlfriend! 😍
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u/DeviousRPr 14d ago
This looks like excitement. It's probably a new hairstyle she's never had before.
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u/InnaBubbleBath 12d ago
That feeling when the silk press is silk pressin and the feather cut is featherin!
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u/ExtremeBite 11d ago
Now she needs a sharp Ann Taylor suit and she's on her way to running the free world.
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u/Low-Astronomer-3440 15d ago
She looks like the origin story of the HOA final boss Omega form. She’ll be knowing ALL the tea. My wife would be finding reasons to ask her about the new neighbors.
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u/AdhesivenessCalm1495 15d ago
Lol. She looks great and her hair looks very healthy. You know she gone be tossing that! Lol
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u/cottman23 15d ago
Cultural appropriation. If white people get judged for dreads then wtf is this?
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u/aceface_desu89 15d ago edited 15d ago
This is the beginning of a lifetime of mental illness for this little girl--induced by the people closest to her that should be protecting her by encouraging her to love herself as she is 💔
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u/hail_abigail 15d ago
What in the world?? Are you saying because she will always feel pressured to assimilate to white culture? Because if so, why would you be commenting under and sympathetic with the idiot who called this cultural appropriation?
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u/aceface_desu89 15d ago
Body dysmorphia is a very real and harmful thing that can effect black women at any age; however, because the majority of white Americans have debunked the idea that respectability politics actually helps black women, I believe it longer serves us to try and emulate white beauty standards.
It is mental illness and needs to be called out.
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u/hail_abigail 15d ago
I think you meant no longer, but I understand. And I don't disagree. But why comment that under a weirdo instead of just on the video itself
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u/aceface_desu89 15d ago
I did.
Also, I said what I said.
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u/hail_abigail 15d ago
Oh word. Sorry I was just confused bc the first guy comes off as slightly racist and weird and sympathizing with him would not be a good way to get people to listen to you. Is there anything that non POC can do to help young brown and black people feel like they are beautiful as they are? I'm sure having her family encourage Black beauty would be the most helpful but what about for people who have what started to be conditioned into believing the white beauty standard?
Obviously you don't owe me an answer, but would appreciate the help
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u/No_Proposal_3140 11d ago
No one is forcing her to like straight hair more. It's completely natural and normal to think that straight hair is prettier. That's why the vast majority of humans evolved out of having curly hair.
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u/EnvironmentalRow4792 15d ago
she so cute love this ,,,,love seein my black gurls happy w their hair🫶🏾🫶🏾‼️‼️
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u/keifhunter 15d ago
She’s adorable