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Last days in PGH before heading home, Bianca Badu. Hey. I"m back. And I'm back. And I'm back and I'm watching you. I'm seeing you. That is half the battle right? Getting seen. That is what it is all about......... I like what I see. This park is new. It used to be the projects. I know what you mean. They changed up the projects around my way too. Very cool. Very cool. You did a good job with this one. Great video! I am and I continue to be a proud subj7scriber to your channel. I am and I continue to be. Hopefully I look familiar to you. I want you to recognize me as a returning person to your stuff. I am an advocate on this platform for engaging with others and supporting one another. And returning love and reciprocating feedback. I think that kind of community on here is what we need. If there were more people like me, you might have an extra 800 fans and friends to your channel; right now. Extra. I truly am being sincere when I write that. I am a content creator, just like you. Let me get half the battle too. Who knows you might even like one of videos there.

THANK YOU 👍🏿 THICK BEAUTIFUL HAIR 😍

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AMEN!!!

Hallelujah

As a newer student and financial aid advisor at the college I attended, I am finding myself feeling less confident, but knowing that we have the same struggles and distractions makes me feel better. It can be really stressful to stay on top of tasks, but I still try my best.

Your vulnerability and transparency really encouraged me. I’ve been feeling so discouraged and your honesty is really making me feel like I can try again.

You’re welcome sweetie!! I love you 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

I love your hair, Bianca, you look beautiful ❤

Happy birthday ❤️ looking beautiful and at peace. Love this video

Very inspirational…❤

Wow…. That’s scary.

Loved this!!!❤️❤️❤️

This message was so encouraging! Thank you Bianca, also your video is authentic, funny (bra jokes) and inspiring.

I want to be an academy advisor 😢

How come it looks like you are using this on already dried hair?

Girl we have the same hair 😻

Hey there! I would love to learn more about your experience! Are you still in a similar role?

I always come to this video when I need a little pick me up. I listen to it while getting ready for the day. Thank you for this video, it's making a huge difference. Healing💜💚💙

The trees have so much wisdom and knowledge. They share resources with each other when the others are in need. They also Lean towards the Father each morning!

“Her-Story”…. What a time to be a woman!!!!❤❤❤

Please make a series ✨

wonderful video and message

Very pretty with beautiful full, type 4 hair.🤍

100% sure that you could heal yourself if you switch to DIY. Try African Black Soap (diluted). Rhassoul clay for clarifying every few months. Full fat yogurt & honey mask for protein. There are so many DIY recipes on the internet.

I will stand by my belief that nobody is tender headed. Our parents would rake through our conditioner-less dry hair from root to tip with a fine tooth comb or braid so tight to the scalp that bumps would appear then call us tender headed. Folks carry that belief with them as they became adults and never investigated where or why they got that notion of “tender headedness” in the first place.

Awwww this is the hardest part of military life, i feel so sorry for my kids.more then me. Before we leave bases i host as many playdates and sleepover as my kids want

I couldn’t agree more. I think your hair is so beautiful and so adds to your beauty. I have similar hair and also know the journey. This hair is beautifully special but does need energy for the washing and styling and needs a person to be confident ❤

Your type 4 hair is beautiful!!

I felt this deeply. I am growing out my hair also and working through similiar emotions and fighting the feeling of going back to relaxer. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you ❤

I love seeing you all out and about i miss jblm. We will be pcsing soon and i want to get a bike to ride with my boys as well

The residue from childhood relaxers and thick hair comments are real. I am a 4c 63 years young and use to struggle with my thick hair. I can relate to every comment you have made and often heard the same comments growing up. I did the big chop during the pandemic and have not looked back. My hair is thriving and looks so healthy as I wear my large Afro styles. It’s definitely a journey and I just continue to love my hair the same as I love on the rest of my body. I’ve let all my negative thoughts go about my hair and now wear it proudly with confidence. My sister in God you are beautiful and look gorgeous wearing your crown. Thanks for stepping out of your comfort zone to share your experiences and words of support. Continued blessings to you.❤

I’ve been thinking about what you said in the hair talk part about how much others were fussing over you with the new do. And you are so right. It’s something I’ve noticed too. If I’m rocking a really nice natural hair hairstyle and there’s someone else rocking new braids or weave/ wig etc - that person gets 10 times more attention and fussing over and compliments. When I first noticed it I thought I was tripping lol 😂 It can really play on your mind and not in a good way because it’s like so you saying but not saying is that this other style is more accepted than my natural style? 🤨😖😔 But don’t worry, you keep hanging in there with your natural hair journey. Your hair is so beautiful, it reminds me so much of mine. 💗 Love on it while you protect it. 🤗

A doctoral studies program is not for everybody. If you found it wasn't for you, you were smart to let it go.

Yea, most people are telling me not to get a PhD. I'd wait until your 50's ,60s. Some people do it as a badge of honor, but that shouldn't be the case.

Thanks for this video.

I been thinking about transitioning into an academic advisor or counselor role, I have worked in property management for 3 years and the duties are similar, and my degrees are in mass communications and digital marketing. Do you think this would help???

Happy Mothers Day Beautiful ❤️❤️

“Not the bust down middle part”🤣 I love it❤️

I love big buns this is cute I will definitely try

you could try temporary wash out color to spice things up. either way, the soft healthy voluptuous hair on your head is lovely.

your hair is gorgeous & its so crazy to me how many women hate their 4c hair. i feel like once they accept their hair for what it is (which is gorgeous) then it will flourish & be the most beautiful & admired hair type of all

This is exactly what I went through… so what I did was turn my natural hair into locs and after 12 years I’ve decided to comb them out and learn how to love my natural hair as it grows out of my head. I’m still on that journey and thinking about posting on RUclips. Thank you for opening up and talking about this sis!!!! You’re a gift!

You ain’t got to prove or show your beauty to everyone

God bless you Me too love my hair all natural no wigs

I was just in the mirror screaming at this clump of misery that I call hair and decided to give up, come on RUclips and forget about the fact that I have to look at it. This video was the first one that popped up.

How can someone not respond and be friendly with his beautiful smile!!! Their loss!!!❤️❤️

I'll be keeping this video on repeat for those days when I'm lost and frustated and discouraged with my natural hair. I've listened to it twice already. This will be a saved video. I also have thick natural hair and whenever it reaches a new stage, I am always thrown off because the styles I did before look different and don't seem to work. It feels like I'm fighting with my hair because I'm trying to get it do something it doesn't want to do. It feels like I have to start all over again learning my hair to figure out and accept what works best with this stage. So Thank You for making the point to love it at every stage and in every state.

Hey boo! We have similar hair story and even type! I think your hair may grow unevenly because of how you stimulate your scalp