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this is cute
Anonymous asked: I get asked very often if my hair is natural so I'm so used to the question now. But the other day, I was working (I'm a cashier) and a girl came up and asked if it was natural. I told her yes and then she asked to take a picture of it. I assume she's trying to dye her hair this color, but it was so weird.
Oh that is weird and awkward even if that was what she wanted to do.
Anonymous asked: Natural ginger here. Been dying my hair brown for years as I never learned to luv my red hair. Luckily mom never let me use permanent dye so for the first time in ages, I let it fade completely. I'm back to my ginger self! Thing is, everyone says, "did you dye your hair" and I'm like "NO,I stopped!" Then I have to explain how I dyed it before etc. and it's just so awkward - any idea how to smooth things out? It's like people have to "reset" the way they'd thought of me. Brown hair was easier :(
Honestly I’m not really sure but you know what I think? If you’re happier being back to your ginger self then having the brown hair right now, then who cares which color was “easier” in terms of dealing with people’s reactions and questions? Just be you and do what makes you happy. I understand it might be annoying dealing with all these questions but it’s worth it if you’re happy and once everyone gets readjusted to the red anyway the questions should stop. Anyone else have any advice they’d like to offer up?
likethecityinaustralia asked: Hi! This isn't a question. Just fan mail! I'm not a ginger (brunette), but I have a lot of "ginger" characteristics because my great-grandmother was a ginger & my cousin is too (lucky dog). So I find the posts about sunburn and freckles hilarious and totally relatable! I love gingers, and I love hearing from others who do. So basically, I love your blog!
Aww, thanks for this, it’s so sweet. I’m so glad you love the blog! :)
yalovesthecitylights asked: I was watching Ed Sheeran's interview where he blushed and tried to hide his blushing, so as a good ginger I also blushed. Due to this blushing sequence, to ginger things: "failing on hiding your blush, as much as you try to.'' I laughed a lot along with mom (another ginger) with all facts! And I have tons of baby pics with asians tourist... tons of them.
Hehe, aww! :) Thanks for sharing this! You can find your post here!
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The 18 Most Offensive Things People Say To Redheads -
Yup, all of these actually happen and it’s horrifying . I think it’s time to end all the hate, yeah?
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2014 Redhead Beauty Tour to Kick Off in the United States -
(Source: wearethegingers)
From today’s World Herald: an article all about #gingers. That quote from Prof. Soochin Cho of Creighton says, “There’s no way we’re getting rid of all the redheads. It will never happen. Zero chance. I promise you.” #toldyouso #alreadyknewthat
belleredhead asked: As a Dutch redhead I can relate to a lot of stuff but not all off course. Nobody knew Wendy's when I was growing up :)
Thanks for sharing this. I find it so interesting to learn about what all/almost all of us gingers seem to relate to vs. the differences that only certain regions of gingers can relate to. Anyone else have anything related to this they’d like to share?
Anonymous asked: I have curly, ginger hair that's pretty long. When the movie "Brave" came out my friends said we should go and see it and then started calling me "Merida" and such like. When we were walking out of the theater, a little kid looks at me and asks "Are you a princess?" Cutest moment ever!
Aww, that’s absolutely adorable! What a cute kid.