@PuzZuLz saidYes its a cultural thing. Not the white hair, but the fair skin [not white]. Its is a valued asset in all societies. It is also a billion $$ industry, trying to get lighter skin.
I'm starting to think that many people who aren't white are actually jealous of white skin and white people hair.
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Definitely a lot of women fall into that group.
@PuzZuLz saidAnd white women are jealous of nonwhites’ complexions, big butts and lips and hair with curls and body.
I'm starting to think that many people who aren't white are actually jealous of white skin and white people hair.
🤔
Definitely a lot of women fall into that group.
There is a general tendency to value not having to work in the sun which leads to lighter complexions.
@Rajk999 saidIt’s a class thing for most cultures. Kind of like valuing not having calluses on your hands.
Yes its a cultural thing. Not the white hair, but the fair skin [not white]. Its is a valued asset in all societies. It is also a billion $$ industry, trying to get lighter skin.
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@AThousandYoung saidLmao no they aren't. 🤣
And white women are jealous of nonwhites’ complexions, big butts and lips and hair with curls and body.
There is a general tendency to value not having to work in the sun which leads to lighter complexions.
Thick is just a nice way of saying fatass
Curls? Every damn woman in the world tries to straighten their hair.
If curls were in...we would see curls.
