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Luis Rodriguez

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Location: Hollywood, FL
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By: Luis Rodriguez
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Wadup y'all...first time on this page, didn't even know out existed til about 5 minutes ago... Questions pretty simple and basic and I'm sure had been answered millions of times..I'm just curious to know what I should expect once I get my locs in 2 weeks...anything from family reaction to walking in a supermarket. How had your life changed since getting them? Wether good or bad, I must admit I can give 3 shits about how anybody feels about my personal choices but my curiosity always wants to know how exactly would the world look at me differently once I loc it up...thank you guys please give me feedback!
Valérie
07/14/12 12:54:23AM @valrie:

Location is EVERYTHING from what I've read on here. I live in Northern California (the Bay Area/San Francisco) and I was getting the occasional dirty look or stare but have mostly gotten compliments galore! In fact, the people in my family that I thought would be vocal about it haven't said a word yet (except my grannie who said I look good *shock*)
Also, when I went back to work I expected some bad words but have gotten more compliments! I work in a beauty supply store and there have been a lot of hair dressers to compliment me on my hair as well as talk to me at length on maintenance such as cleaning and how-to's.
The positives have definitely outweighed the negatives in this go around.

I previously had backcombed dreads with wax and they were so gross they offended me as well as caused me to break out into hives so, I think that people just didn't say anything but I knew they were ghastly. No compliments whatsoever.

With my extensions I got compliments all the time but then again, they were all super outrageous colors and always decorated.

:P


Kelly3
07/11/12 10:30:56AM @kelly3:

People who don't know you will judge you on yourappearance. That's just human nature. We form stereotypes. It's your job to disprove theirpreconceivednotions about dreadies. I had a lot of people hurling abuse at me (far more than 1%), but I live in Ireland. I'm sure it's different in the states. And, you will be approached for drugs at some point. You will, however, get a lot of positive feedback. None of this matters... The dreads are for you, not for others.


☮ soaring eagle ॐ
07/10/12 11:01:06PM @soaring-eagle:

1st off you do not want to lock it up the way your planning to thats a huge huge mistake

now for reactions 99% overwhe\lmingly possitive altho about 1/3 of thats more out of curiosity then anything else

then you have the 1% haters they will beam hate ate you

your family may not suport u not so much cause they fall into the haters category but because they fear the haters hatred being focused on them

there are 2 kind of people

type 1 asks a room with 10000 people in it do i look ok 9999 say you look great 1 says u look like shit type 1 person hears the yiu look great and dismisses the yiu look like shit comment

the other type ignores all the possitives and focuses on that 1 negative voice like its the only 1 that matters

sometimes your family cares tioo much about what that 1 negative voice in the crowd has to say

i would really advise you read the dreaducation page and absi]olutely do not crochet and if u were going to go to a salon cancle the appointnment imediately


Luis Rodriguez
07/10/12 10:57:30PM @luis-rodriguez:
If it matters at all I'm a22 year old hispanic make living in miami florida amongst other latins african americans and whites..anyone familiar with miami knows this is a race and cultural melting pot

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