I tricked my parents into letting me dye my hair #hairdye #uberliss #storytime

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[sarahmoney]

The sister immediately chose the most chaotic violence 😭

[Frovael]

I somehow love when the obviously favored child uses the fact that they're the favorite to their advantage to help their sibling

[Widdow-Nyx-LaLune]

I cant believe how lucky you are to have such a great sister that she would help you with anything you would want. God bless your sister.

[hafsaelmalhouf]

That little sister took a HUGE risk for you, she must love you a lot

[rauchschwalbelp]

That's...a very euphoric way of saying your sister was the golden child and you were the scapegoat.
But I am glad she was on your side and didn't use it to make your life hell.

[morgannaomi]

Girl, that wasn't a trick. That was straight *extortion.* 😂

[liv]

your sister is a real one, ok? protect her at all costs.

[burlapsacc]

It's the best when little siblings realize their influence and use it to help us older sibs ♡

[StarDust]

I respect it. I cut my hair short, and my dad said it was too short for a girl, so I went back and got another inch cut off. He just laughed and said he probably would have done the same thing

[Local_oreo]

Fun fact: not letting your kids experiment with hair styles colors faction ect. Doesn't work at keeping them "natrual" when they grow up they will become a living rainbow
My source: me being raised by a momster that screams at me for not being girly enough while having a dad in Germany who takes me to hot topic and different stores to experiment with different styles and im a living rainbow

[bamallama]

My mom was very against me bleaching my hair, not because she thought it was inappropriate but because she allowed my older sister to bleach her hair (professionally) and it fell out. She let me finally do it when I was in 9th grade and I have only bleached my hair at home and once professionally for hs prom. My hair has not fallen out but I also no longer bleach it and let it grow out.

[UrFavGigi]

My dad would whoop me AND my sisters asses if we stole his wallet-💀

[frndlyghost]

“And I mean that in the most disrespectful way possible” Mike, you are the absolute best 🤣🤣🤣

[ryphbic]

my parents hated unnatural colors but still let me dye my hair red, I did it multiple times throughout middle and high school but the catch was I had to pay for it. we (my mom and I) also attempted to kool-aid dye my tips blue once and it came out green and washed out in a week lol. but when I graduated high school, my dad started taking long trips around the country, so I bought my own box dyes in dark colors to have some sort of freedom with my hair. I've had purple and green hair so far, my next plan is to bleach and color it blue

[HeyLeFay]

This might be a weird take, but if I were a parent, I’d be more open to letting my young kid dye their hair a fashion color(like pink or blue or w/e) as opposed to blonde or something. For a natural color, I’d be kind of worried that my kid was dying their hair out of insecurity or feeling like they needed to adhere to conventional beauty trends, but for funky colors is clearly just fun/self expression.

I kinda feel the same way towards like foundation/concealer and like glitter eyeshadow/“fun” makeup.

[erincogan]

Your hair looks soooo adorbs I can't freaking handle it

[raspberryicecream]

This is what the kids with strict parents do

[thedragodile]

Not only is the color great, but the cut! And the way you styled it is just gorgeous. Love it, love it.

[Miko_Wildflower]

I love your hair! It's so pretty!

[pabloescobarschanclas]

i will never understand why parents are so heavily against fun colors….it’s hair. it’s not permanent.