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Old 03-12-2012, 01:24 PM #1
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Hey guys, im about to cut my hair tommorow, iv done it only once after injury and it was very very painful....

Once my mom touched my head with hair cutting machine, i literally screamed from pain...i was praying when she will be done, so yeah tommorow is the day ill do it again.

Im doing it because i want new haircut, and i want to see how my skin looks...
I got a bad feeling it will hurt, cause when i touch the place of contusion injury it still hurts..

Any personal experience, advice, some cheering phrase? Or maybe someone know why its like that.
I really cant wait when i will see my head without hair..
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