i am totally lovin'
ojon restorative hair treatment. it's so pricey slash worth the try. loves it. and i never love hair products for my natural hair. i'm on a google hunt though. searching natural black hair products one forum at a time.

starting tomorrow though i'm back to the letting-my-natural-curl-do-what-it-do do; it's the easiest and nice in this summer heat. i was doing the flat-iron-enough-to-do-that-cool-bun-thing hair but i'm missing the wet-then-leave-in-conditioner-to-let-it-air-dry style.
have you seen real world las vegas reunited? i'm not really feelin' it. i don't know if it's arissa's need for a new hairdo or irulan's whiney cryin' behind (and i so adored irulan the first go round) or brynn's family constantly hanging out without ever saying a word or frank's wackness . . . i don't like it. so you don't have to bother watching it either.
oh my lawd ... dr phil just called somebody a "skanky lookin' coke whore". whoa! i gotta go watch this. plus i need to wash out my ojon.
peace.

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Did you see this? I had no idea, but come to think of it I can see it now...
have always thought that Coral was gay and was surprised as hell when she would date men on Real World and Road Rules. She has finally come out in Outlook Magazine.
What is your sexual orientation? You dated men on Real World.
Oh, yeah. It’s very cloudy at this point in time. I’m definitely venturing toward my lesbian qualities. It’s been a long time coming. At that time, I was really unsure. That was not the proper venue, the proper platform. To come out to your parents on a fucking reality show, I think that’s just mean, so I didn’t.
Your girlfriend is very beautiful.
She’s not my girlfriend. I’m attracted to beautiful women. Beautiful women tend to be attracted to me. It really seems to work out for me.
You’re coming out more, doing LGBT events?
I’ve always been really supportive of the community. I just felt it was something I belonged to and had to show up for. I love doing this kind of thing. It’s really positive and shows we’re capable and can run shit. Gay men run shit in L.A., honey. If you want to go out with somebody in L.A., they have businesses and money and depth. Gay men are coming up and are very under-estimated.
Do you feel a sense of responsibility now that you’re coming out?
I guess I get a little nervous. Just saying it is a little . . . It’s a little surreal. I’m not scared. I walk around holding hands. It’s not a problem for me, but I do fear backlash to some degree. Everyone has something negative to say, and I don’t really want to deal with it. Other than that, I don’t care. Hell, I’m old. I’m 28!
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