I just finished binge-watching the Netflix show called “You.” If you haven’t watched the show, it’s basically about a creepy, stalker charming killer guy. I have a love-hate relationship with the series. Well, it’s more of a like-hate relationship.
As a creepy stalker guy, he finds himself caging women. This last set of episodes was quite dramatic, with one episode showing the victim’s point-of-view. It was a good, jarring episode. With that said, I kept thinking about how pretty her hair looked despite being caged for several months. I think the make-up crew could have worked on that a bit more. Now, further with that said, I thought about myself.
I’ve been in some topsy-turvy world circumstances myself the last few months. And, unbelievably, my hair has stayed pretty nicely behaved in spite of me going for days without brushing it. Yes, I admitted there have been times I just could not be bothered. I managed to put lipstick on but didn’t brush my hair.
It’s all ok, though. I’m grateful my hair decided to cooperate. I just need everything else to cooperate as well.
Categories: Culture, current events, mental health, Pop Culture, Psychology, TV
Hehe Oh Lord It Takes my Wife Only A Few
Minutes to Get Ready To Go Anywhere
Make-Up is Beyond Her Repertoire
And She Always Remarks How
i Pay More Attention to
my ‘Beauty’ Than She Does
Hers Yet She Doesn’t Understand
(The Mirror Seems to Never Let Her Down)
She Doesn’t Take Any Effort With SMiLes too
Dear Miriam
Cheers For Going
Without Brushing
Your Hair With the
Bare Necessities of Living Free…
i Have no Choice If i Don’t i Become
Snoopy’s ‘WoodStock Bird’ or ‘Alfalfa’ HAha…
Yet No Longer
A ‘Little Rascal’…;)
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The hair that stays perfectly styled after the person has stumbled through a hurricane is even odder than the six shooter that never needs to be reloaded.
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Haha. Yes!!!!!
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Some people just have good hair, I guess!
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Too true 😉
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