I recently stumbled upon an episode of Black-ish spin off Grown-ish series starring the lovely and bubbly star Yara Shahidi and her perfect but challenging life in college.

Away from the folks with all the freedom and drugs accessible to her with the once in a while boy drama,they always seem to be at war trying to win her over considering the fact that Francia Rasia and Chloe Bailey are mostly never seeing anyone with all that beauty and thickness package that comes with them.

Well,in this particular episode one of the her male friends brings out a point about Trevor Jackson's attraction to a specific light skinned curly hair type of women he is either always hitting on or awe struck with. This was later identified to be influenced by the noticing of how his own mum had the same physical and outward features of ladies he mostly eyed.

Just take a minute and let that discovery sink in. Trust me,3 out of 7 of your closest friends just so happen to have a thing or a liking to women of the same or if not,slightly similar attributes to their mothers'. Personally,I have always had a thing for ladies in short hair. Yeah,you guessed it right,my own mom is currently spotting this look.

You will hear a good number of guys either on social media or straight up one on one voicing out their admiration to pretty eye catchy lasses on the street with short well trimmed hair. Most African or older women at some age are known to prefer their hair short,a trend quickly picking up pace on the Y Generation by our sisters or friends in their early or late 20s.

One thing for sure that will come up as a cliché or silly saying is that short haired women have with so much proficiency a larger bum than their counterparts.  Just stand along archives with your fellow Egerton and Zetech idlers and take a rough study of your findings. For sure it will be quite a Bootiful site seeing experience for your protruding eyes.

I have once tripped and fell embarrassingly while trying to crane my neck, twisting and turning accompanying my thirst(definitely not for sprite) for my own version of Mwalimu Rachel. Oh how I need those lessons to be more keen and aware of my surrounding.

Weaves on women disgust me, I have never got around to saying this or speaking it out loud but it is indeed quite a NO NO for me. How one will get manufactured heavy piece of hair extraction and go ahead to sew it on their hair is beyond me. What are you trying to achieve? What are you trying to bring out to the public? The inside beauty? Because the outside one has obviously proved difficult and a bother for you to portray. Y

Yeah,I hear your thought! It is entirely your money,put whatever umbrella or human hair on it and flaunt it as you intend to,spend it all as you deem fit,maybe get some of the change and send it my way. I heard KC coconut retail price dropped and I am positive some liquor would in a way make me love anything 'weavy' .

I already have addressed my fetish, it sure is now out there to the masses,it should now be a matter of seconds before the 'IssaRae' to my Soulja Boy picks up the phone and totally kisses me through it. I definitely will be taking her to cloud 9 soon,with a quick pit stop at my NATURAL 'MISITU' for some oil change.