Honestly, it was as simple as me getting more into reggae music, and seeing people with dreads, I just one day thought, "why can't I have my hair as dreadlocks?" and that was that. There was literally no other reason than I like how they look. But it's funny, because it became deeper as I went about it. My health has been bad for years, and I just kind of gave up and succumbed to it, and me going on this dreadlock journey felt like a journey for the rest of my life too. Like, when I began, it wasn't just my hair that I was changing, it was my diet, my will-power, etc. I still have a lot of down days, but I feel a lot more defiant now, because doing that one thing that I wanted to do, which was to have dreadlocks, gave me the motivation to do more things that I want to do in life, and take more control over the things I can control, and roll with the things I can't control.