Chit Chat Grwm | 10 Years No Ring, How To Become A Feminine Woman, Know When To Leave & Your Worth

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But what k michelle said you can't raise a man. He already know what he gon na. Do. I think that's what she said right. What'S good sis welcome back to another video, it's your good sis, curly chris in today's video we're going to be getting into a chit chat, get ready with me talking about femininity relationship topics and more so most definitely an interesting grwm is that right, g-r-w, yeah, okay, Chit chat get ready with your good sis, so if you are new to your channel, make sure to go ahead and subscribe, we'll love to have you over here. This channel is all about beauty, lifestyle, vlogs and fashion. So if you like that, you will love this. So i really wanted to film this video, for you guys today, while doing my simple summer, no foundation makeup routine, for you guys, because i feel like this is a routine that everybody will want to use this summer because of how hot it is. Girl and the topic of femininity was something a lot of you guys wanted me to touch on. So we're also going to be touching on that today in today's video, but that can honestly be a whole video by itself, but we're all going to talk about it today, as well as addressing some of y'all's juicy relationship type situation. So, let's hop on into it. So, first and foremost, i'm going to be doing my brows and i'm going to actually be implementing a new product. I'Ve been using the anastasia beverly hills. Is this like the brow freeze - and you guys have seen me use this in, like my vlogs and everything, and also i want to do this routine for you guys, because so many of you guys on my instagram, really did like my summer no foundation makeup routine. So i said, let me bring it to youtube as well, so i'm gon na just brush out my brows first and then go in with the brow freeze. I have so many products in my hands going with the brow freeze, and this is really going to just kind of give you like that trendy type of brow that we've all been seeing lately and i actually thought i'm thinking about it. I did not do this part on my youtube video i mean on my instagram video, so you guys are getting like something a little new. This is also about anastasia. This is like the brow, freeze, applicator and i'm going to go in and push the product into. My skin and you guys have like most definitely seen this step done on like instagram or tick tock videos for sure, and it kind of gives you like that, feather brow type of look. So if you like that, then you can stop right here, but i like to fill my brows in just a tad bit more. So i'm going to take my tarte double, take pencil and use the felt side and then just go in and just make like little stripes all along my brows, i'm gon na just let that dry, i'm kind of still trying to figure out how to properly use This product, so the next product i'm gon na go in with, is the benefit 24-hour brow setter. This is going to make sure my brows do not move whatsoever, and i really i have been really liking this product, so we're going to leave the brows along for a little bit. Let all that dry and come back to them. But for my face, i'm going to go in with my milk makeup primer and then we're going to get into these topics. So me personally y'all. If i'm just being honest, i really feel like right now, more than ever, i'm really in a transitional period, especially when it comes to my femininity in my feminine journey, when i was being raised like being feminine, just wasn't something that was talked about for a young Lady, it was kind of more of the opposite because you didn't want to appear as appealing or attractive to the opposite, sex, so being feminine was not something that was really an option or presented to us. I know for me personally, i more so had to kind of not get pretty kind of just be a you know, quote unquote a child and not be someone who embraces their beauty, which i know for sure that now i wish like. I now know that. That'S not the right way to go about things, especially whenever i have kids like. I want to teach my daughter how to be feminine: how to be a young lady, how to be a girl whenever she is younger, so that when she gets older, she's actually able to embrace that femininity and actually know how to go about it. And i honestly feel like in our generation, especially my age and a little bit older, i'm 26. By the way, i just feel like a lot of us are raised in that generation where parents were not really allowing their kids, especially their girls, to be young. Ladies, we had to kind of have more of a masculine side to us and that's something that i really do just want to debunk and unteach. So doing. Videos like this, i feel like, are really beneficial to a lot more people than just me. So when it comes to being feminine um, the main problem is we have a hard time knowing what in the world to do like? How do we do that right? I'M going to be going in with my too faced born this way, concealer in the shade chestnut. So one thing that i had to learn when i got older of of certain age, i kind of feel like once i got into college is when i really started to be more feminine because y'all in high school baby, i was wearing skirts, but acting as i Was wearing pants like i was literally a tomboy even in elementary school, i was playing football before before we got on the bus, with all the guys, i was playing basketball, which i'm saying there's nothing wrong with you know, being a tomboy or expressing yourself in certain Ways but i'm just saying where's the balance. You know what i'm saying so when i got into college it's kind of whenever i had my own free realm of like how i decided to dress how i wanted to act, and it was still a struggle for me. But one thing that i really feel like helped me: a lot was looking at the kind of person i wanted to be through. Other people like. I would see certain certain women mainly online, be more cute, we'll wear skirts. They would just like the way they would have poise and class about themselves once i knew that i wanted to be that and become her. I started to take action so now i'm going to go in with my beauty, blender, which i actually did recently washed. I washed all my brushes and it was so dirty, but i've been using this one a little bit more as of lately, but as y'all can see, she is more clean than dirty. I'M gon na spray a little bit of the charlotte tilbury spray. On my face. Just to help me with blending, so the number one thing that i started to change first off was my appearance. As soon as someone sees you, the first thing that they notice is how you dress the way that you look. You know how did your hair done so i used to take a lot more time into my hair as well, which is also why i probably started my actual youtube journey, not thinking about it, because i started that in college. So that's when i started to take control of my hair, which is when i started, which is when i decided to go natural and really start to embrace me. And i feel like that's also something that really helps us on our feminine journey. Because, if you're not embracing yourself, how can you actually become the woman that you want to be if you're not going to even embrace who you truly are so you're always going to be chasing after something else or becoming a facade in some case, because you're not Really embracing who you are as a woman, so i feel like by me actually embracing myself like with my natural hair. It really moved me to take femininity to another level because for one by me having a short hairstyle, which is very like curly and everything. It was not really looked at as like feminine. It kind of looked more like the boyish side. But by me embracing that as well as starting to become more feminine, i feel like it really enforced. That in me, like this is what we're going to do we're going to make this work, even though you may look like a little boy or whatever we're going to actually make that work for you as well. So i really had to re restructure really. My entire mindset and make a decision that i wanted to become feminine and also learn that by me having my natural hair, i was still beautiful. I did not have to always have a wig. Have a weave have some type of extensions in my head in order to feel pretty, even because that is what i was taught a lot as well um or i didn't even have to have a relaxer. I was pretty with my natural hair, so it was more of like a confidence boost or inner confidence boost that i had to have and develop with myself in order to really get to a point of comfort comfortability. If that's even a word, because i always tell the story how like, whenever i decide to go natural and actually embrace that confidence level of myself, it was not a common thing in the in early in, like 2015 around that area, it was not common for us To embrace our natural hair, so i was really told that it won't work for me, i'm not going to be pretty. If i do that, that's a bad idea, so i had to just ignore all of that and that's another big thing is ignoring other people's opinions when you're on a certain journey for yourself, you have to ignore all of the outside noise. That'S exactly what it's going to be noise and if you don't ignore that it's going to continuously bother you and you're not going to achieve the goal that you want to achieve achieve. Ultimately, i'm going to go with my makeup by mario stick in the shade deep - and i just applied this in my contour areas and on my nose of course - and i apply just a little bit right here so after that happened. Another thing that y'all is so crazy that i'm saying this, but something that really helped me become more feminine was taking care of myself and that meant going to get my nails done. Why was it that if i wanted to get my nails done, i'm doing too much or you don't need that? Why? Why do i need that? Why is that something i can't have? Why is that a problem so me going to the nail salon was also a way of me feeling more feminine, because i look pretty my eyebrows are waxed. My nails are done. My toes are done. Okay, i'm getting gel on my toes now, i'm getting regular white polish on my toes now, i'm feeling more free, i'm feeling more fresh, i'm feeling more confident because of how i up because of how i look and you can't really become feminine. If you don't love yourself, because femininity is all about embracing who you are, if you don't love yourself or accept yourself, then how can you even do that? For me, it was. If i don't like how i look, how can i embrace me, so i really had to reshape my mind in those areas. Hopefully i'm making sense right now, y'all, because i can completely understand how it may not make sense to you, but hopefully i am actually like. Coming across and you guys understanding like exactly what i'm saying and hopefully even relating to what i'm saying right now and another thing that helped me a lot y'all. Oh my gosh. How can i forget this that helped me so much my feminine journey was working out going to the gym pouring time into how i look to my physique to my body. Another thing is, if someone's telling you that they're not comfortable with something about their body, you need to respect that. It'S not your position to tell them that their feelings are inadequate. They shouldn't feel that way. They should be happy with happy with what they have. No, if someone's telling you that they aren't comfortable with this, no matter, if it's something that you may want for yourself, you need to respect that. Okay and for me it was my weight. I was so not comfortable y'all with my weight and my weight fluctuates a lot based on my mental state, so well for one, my mental state and for two i'm just a skinny person in general. I was never comfortable with that, so even in college. That was something that really affected me, because i just knew. I didn't like how i look so i know other people, other people wouldn't like how i look. That'S just how our brain works. Okay, i'm not looking for it sympathy or anything. It'S just how our brain works once i actually got in college and also moved to austin. I my feminine journey spiked y'all, okay, because i realized that i have. I now have the freedom to become who i want to be and wow it's fight, and the gem really really did help that y'all, because i was able to gain weight. I was also able to shape my body how i wanted it and that also helped increase. My femininity, all right, so i'm going to set these smile lines of mine. Actually, let me apply another layer of concealer there first and then i'm going to set it because my smile lines y'all are so disrespectful, it's ridiculous and i'm just let that sit and i'll probably be talking like this as well. All right. So that's just an overview of like touching on femininity, let's get into some of you guys actual questions about it. So one of you, one of you, said how to protect your gentleness and keep your femininity at bay. So, basically, once you actually achieve that level of femininity, how do you protect your peace, your gentleness, your softness and also not allow your femininity decrease? Basically, so i'm going to be going in with my one size setting powders these. This right here is in the shade, dark, deep and then i also have the one that's in the shade translucent and i like to mix these together thanks to jackie aina, and it's like a nice banana shade for my skin tone and these setting powders y'all. I am really really really liking these, so i get a little bit of the translucent and a little bit of dark deep and then i'm going to set my under eye. Oh it's such a pretty set. Then i'm going to go in a little bit more with the yellow. I mean the translucent and set under my under eyes a little bit more, so it could be a little bit lighter so how to protect your femininity y'all in your gentleness. Oh my gosh. I'Ve had to deal with this a lot myself, and one thing that i can say is you have to cultivate inner peace and that inner peace has to not be dependent upon any outside sources that inner peace has to literally be between you and yourself. Okay, me myself and i so no matter what happens on the outside whether it's a relationship, a friendship, a family thing, it cannot set off that peace. You have to become happy and content with. Just you also something that's really helped me with. That was going on more solo adventures with just me, so like solo dates out eating solo picnics. So that way, your happiness is not dependent upon something someone something or someone else is solely based on you and does not mean that you do that whenever your relationship is failing or you know, it doesn't mean that you're having a problem somewhere in your life, you Need to start cultivating that so that when you do start to have these set problems, you're prepared for that and they don't destroy you. They don't just take away everything that you work so hard for because i feel like. Sometimes we do set so much of ourselves and allow so much of us to be controlled by other people and that literally crushes us. So much whenever the thing that was controlling us goes away, they leave or it's a conflict. Now your happiness was dependent upon something else. So now you are just broken into pieces and when i tell you having and cultivating that inner peace and really being satisfied with you y'all, that is the way to protect your gentleness, your softness, to be at bay. Okay, i'm telling you that's the way that at least has helped the most for me. Now, i'm going to start blending in this smile line, product concealer area, yo, look my hair, it don't move! You hear them telling you it don't move. Oh, i think i let it sit for way too long. Oh, my god, no yeah, it's literally like stuck girl. Maybe i can spray some setting powder right there. I mean some setting spray all right. Now i'm going to set my smile lines with the dark, deep setting powder, alright, so here's another topic, my other friend told me that our friend was going to drop me due to nothing in common two years. Is it crazy that i feel some type of way like? Why didn't you drop me and we talk and they've been low-key accessing my life, but for what, though, i feel like they're comparing i kind of feel like she's, saying that one of her friends said that that she was going to drop her. But that friend didn't tell her personally and she doesn't understand like why she felt that way. Let me just tell you something when it comes to friendships, and that's also another topic that one of you guys want to talk about with adult friendships when it comes to friendships um. If a friend does not want to be by you a friend of you baby, please let them go. Please let them go me personally. I don't care how if they haven't, told you face to face yet, and you don't want to believe it. If someone does not want to be your friend and one with the charlotte tilbury setting powder and deep, if someone does not want to be your friend, you cannot make them if someone does not want to be in a relationship with you, you cannot make them. If someone does not want to be girl, anything with you, you cannot make someone do something that they do not want to do. Okay, even though your friend was the one who came and told you that the other friend i would be the one to take initiative and excuse myself from out of the other friend's life who is about to drop you because i'm gon na, do you a favor? It'S better for you to not have to deal with that early on, instead of having to anticipate when it's going to happen and try to like you know, force someone to do something that they do not want to do now. Hopefully, in this situation is not really you who was the problem and why she wanted to drop you. If that was the case, and i would have a different word of advice, but it seems like this is more of a. We didn't have anything in common and she wants to drop me, which also kind of kind of sounds a little childish to be honest, because when you become an adult girl, if i'm with someone who don't have nothing in common with me and we're friends. Based on that person's vibe, we either go get together really really well or we're just not going to vibe at all and that's going to be something that's going to be distinguished or picked out early on. So it's not going to be like over best friends, and now i'm dropping you. You know what i'm saying so that's my word red lights on that topic, i'm using this setting powder in all the areas that i applied, the contour. I also have to still line my brows. I forgot to do that talking to y'all shoot, so i'm gon na just go in and line my brows with my mac concealer shade nw nw45 y'all already know the dealio. Oh girl, one thing about me: i'ma drop it all right, so i fixed my brows. Now. I'M gon na go in with my bronzer, and this is charlotte. Tilbury y'all know the deal the shade four, so a lot of y'all are apparently in some situation, ships and we need to talk about it. Okay, i'm gon na go on my rare beauty blush in the shade believe and what i'm talking about is this topic right here? It says i've been in a relationship for eight years. Eight years we have talked about marriage, but how much longer let me apply my blush girl, so everyone is different. Okay, we all know everyone is different when it comes to relationships, but one thing that i don't feel like you should settle, for, i would say, is someone who's playing with you, okay and honestly, depending on your age. If you are someone who is of age, okay - and you feel like you - are ready for for marriage, you're ready for a serious relationship, you're ready for marriage, yeah marriage, not even really, because y'all been dating for eight years, so it's already been a serious relationship. So if you're someone who's ready for marriage and the person that you're with is not on that wavelength and it's been an extended period of time like eight years, what will chris do? I will leave if i were in that situation, i would not be waiting. Eight years for a ring, because a man knows what they want within a couple of months: okay, a man knows they really want to be with you, so yeah you may have to date. For a few years, the most i would ever date a man. I would say is two to three years um and then i would be looking for a ring. I know everyone has a different opinion and understanding of that topic. It just seems like it sounds like for me. You don't want to be in that situation, because you're saying that you're saying how much longer, how much longer and honestly y'all there's a lot of you one one of y'all said if you were in a relationship for 10 years with no ring y'all. Do you realize that, if you're in a relationship with someone and it's not marriage and you're with that person, say for 10 years 2 years 5 years 15 years, you have absolutely no control over that person's health life you're not getting any benefit from that person? If you go to the hospital, you are literally a stranger to those people who work in the hospital if you're, if you're not married to that person or you're, not a family member of that person, you're literally no one to the hospital okay. So you matter nothing. Basically, so i and that's just like the harsh reality of it, so even though you may feel like you know, oh i'm, i have this person. If you want that actual commitment, then you have to find someone who's going to give that to you we're dating, and we both know that we want marriage and we both have talked about another thing. Oh my gosh, why not talk about this? The biggest thing? Oh, what am i, what am i doing? You have to be with somebody that has said that they will have the same long-term goals as you when you are first dating someone, you need to ask them. Where do you see yourself in the next three years? The next two years, next, five years, do you want marriage? Do you want marriage, because a lot of y'all be out here with people who just be wanting a girlfriend who'll be wanting someone to spend time with, especially if they already have experience in this dating world? Okay, i'm going with my eyeliner i'm going to do a little bit of liner, i'm not going to do a wing or anything just a little bit of liner, because i feel like - and i know, okay. I know that a lot of women - and this is where we go wrong - we like to make a man - do something that we want him to do. Instead of listening to what he's telling and showing us that he's going to do, okay - and that goes into you - can't change a man, you can't fix a man who does not want to be fixed and who does not want to be changed. A man knows very, very well, okay, what his intentions are with you and, if he's not being clear about that, and if his actions aren't showing that he has the same intentions as you have expectations, then you need to leave expeditiously. I just put on the milk kush mascara and i'm gon na put on my everyday lash, which is the sephora sephora flirty lash. They look like this because i literally have used these about 10 times already y'all and they are still good as new. These lashes are adorable baby, okay, but what k michelle said you can't raise a man, he already know what he gon na. Do. I think that's what she said right and lastly, my last take on that. That i will say is there: are some men out here who just aren't on the same time frame as you, but you actually see that they're actively working towards the thing that they have to get together in order to make you you know to make it official, Like, for instance, a lot of men, they want to be in a certain financial place before they take on the role of a whole family and marriage, because they have to not become the provider and it kind of does scare them because they don't have that set Up for themselves, so they don't want to just add you to their image to their picture, to their responsibilities and they not be able to fulfill that position. So they want to make themselves be in the best place financially or where they see themselves being financially before they make that commitment, and i get that. But one thing that i will say is what is his actions doing in that time frame? Is he actively working towards making that a thing, or is he just telling you something to drag you along? You have to really look at those actions. Okay, pay attention to that, because that is that's the tell-all all right. Now i'm going to go in with these flirty lashes and i'm just going gon na do bottom lashes and almost definitely lie. This is not an everyday look. For me. This is more of a um clean girl, basic glam, but i'll not do this every day, baby. Okay and then the last step that i have to do is my setting spray, which the charlotte tilbury one i'm going to be using today, i'm going to let my bottom lashes dry a little bit before spraying this, because it will bleed through it, look really bad, But in the meantime we can work on lips, so i'm going to go in with my sephora liner lip liner in the shade. Molasses. Do y'all just see how flawless my makeup looks already and i haven't even put a setting spray on top. That'S because of them. Setting powders y'all, like the one size setting powders, are bomb now i'm going to go in with my buxom lip gloss and shade dolly, and this will be all i do for my lips. This is also like a lip plumper and i love that, like it just makes the lips look so luscious here is the final look. I added some jewelry and everything, and i am just obsessed with this makeup routine. I feel like it's very, very basic, but just makes like a really nice statement and it's also super simple, so i hope you guys really did enjoy today's chit chat, get ready with me and also the topics i feel like. The topics that we discussed today just have so much meaning to them and will really be able to speak volumes to a lot of young. Ladies, even older, ladies, so let me know in the comments if you guys did actually enjoy my insights on these topics and also, let me know what your insights are on these topics as well, because the more the merrier and always remember that life is literally a Learning curve for every single human being on this earth, you do not have to have it all figured out right now, and it will come to you when the time is right. The only thing that matters is that you keep on trying to improve yourself and listen. The woman that you want to become, or the man that you want to become will happen. Thank you guys so much for tuning in, if you are new to girls, channel, make sure to go ahead and make it official and subscribe. We'Ll love to have you over here and i will see you guys in my next video slash: vloggy vlog peace.

Angela Lee: I’m 57yrs old. Ladies you can raise your daughters to be both. Especially if their father’s are in their lives. I was a tomboy, my mom a single parent, dad not active in my life. My Aunt stepped in when I was 14 and developed the “lady side”. My husband and I raised our daughter to be both. Father’s are so important to daughters feminine growth.

Gabrielle Charles: Thank you for speaking on femininity. I was a tomboy too but, now I'm getting into class, smelling good, and doing little things that make me look and feel good. In my country, a lot of people males in particular associate females doing nails, and hair and lashes with being materialistic, and I can see why. so I've never really gotten into it. But I've noticed that I could do nails and hair and lashes and still be classy and not come off as seeking attention from anyone. Also thank you for touching on marriage because I'm 19 and I've been dating a guy for almost two years and we recently spoke about marriage. and I told him I'm not about to be a girlfriend for 6 years or for however long. If it doesn't serve me ill leave. I don't want to be in a relationship for a while as a girlfriend. I want to build and become a wife. Who wants to be jumping from one partner to the next? I most definitely want to marry young and that's a mindset I recently took on. Cause people tell you "live out your 20s" but what is living? getting drunk and clubbing and doing all that wild stuff has never been appealing to me. Besides marriage is not a prison. and yes I'm young and I understand it will take a moment before we are both financially stable and a few other goals we want to attain before reaching that level of commitment but I made it known. A goal of mine is marriage and it's either gets on or get gone.

Hazel Boyce: There has been so much talk recently on social media about black women being too masculine. I really admire you as a young black lady addressing the topic on your platform. I think you have a future in motivational speaking being a change agent.

Kalia Wade: I feel like a lot of single mothers deemed their daughters as “fast” when we got older & less into being a tomboy.. maybe it was my mom’s own insecurity with her having me at 17. I’m 25 & still sorta have a hard time feeling confident in my femininity bc it was treated like such a negative thing for most of my teenage years.

Naturally Marked: I'm 32yrs old. This video is everything! This is so true, I was born and raised in the church and it sounds like you was to!. How we are raised NOT to be cute or be girly, and if you are your called FAST! im so happy your speaking on this! Great video!

Judi S: Good points sis! I wasn’t raised to embrace my feminine side either and didn’t really start to embrace it until years into adulthood. Femininity is a beautiful thing and so important to teach our daughters and young girls. Thx for sharing your experience!

Naturally by Faith: This video was spot on your points were everything and your final look is gorgeous

tanini time: Really enjoyed this grwm! Loved the advice ❤️ the one about feminity really resonated with me ..I'm 34 so I understand what you mean about not being able to showcase my feminine side...I wasn't allowed to wear makeup and barely nail polish...so in my twenties and even now I struggle with make up doin my nails...I always immediately question myself like you don't need this or who do you think you are . I'm going to intentionally start investing in myself ..and also the solo dates .I've wasted YEARS wanting to be taken out I can do it myself! You said so many powerful things I wish I had this in my twenties but it's not too late. Thanks Crys

Tiahna Rodriguez: Thank you so much for speaking on topics of elevation. I’m currently trying to elevate myself (mind, body, and soul), and while it’s hard cuz I’m pretty much doing an overhaul of the old me to make room for the new me. These talks help me to keep my focus and keep working towards my goal. I truly appreciate you taking the time to make these kinds of videos.

Ivy Merritt: I really LOVE this makeup look!! It's clear and natural but still glam!! P. S. You know you're able to do this look because your skin is so good, right?

T Mom: Soo stunning!! And thanks for listing all the products!! This video is definitely a KEEPER!!

S Obrien: Your makeup was beautiful. Really appreciate the consistency of your content!

Nakeya Brown: Crystal, SIS, Loved the conversation! I'm 40 and growing up it was hard for me to be feminine also. I was raised by a single mom who had four children. I was the oldest. She had the help of her mother and sisters, but lessons on being feminine were small. Not much there, and I grew up a tomboy, too. I occasionally wore make-up, but most of the women in my family on wore lipstick as their only makeup. I still don't wear makeup often, but only on special occasions. That's something I'm still working on. I've been rocking the natural hair since the early 2000s (2000-2005). I was fighting the battle of the definition of beauty being the European look (Straight Hair). Because of my stands there grew a number of sisters in my area that embraced the beauty of their natural hair. I still straightened my hair sometimes, but it was now a choice and not mandatory to be viewed as beautiful.‍♀ I loved that you spoke about investing in yourself and finding that inner peace and working out boosting your self-esteem/ confidence making yourself feel beautiful! If we don't love and respect ourselves and show ourselves that we are worth love, respect, and dignity, how will anyone else show us these things?! I'm finding more and more the importance of loving yourself. When women truly don't love and respect themselves they allow the men in their lives to shack-up with them without commitment, have babies with them, and put up with not having these men last names all in an afford not to be without a man! Honey, you get all of the AMENS from Me when you spoke the truth! I truly enjoyed it all.

Tea Watkins: Thank you so much for touching these important and relevant topics. I can relate to everything you mentioned and it was nice hearing your advice.

Shae Poppinkurlzdc: Once again enjoyed the video. Please do more topics like this. They are essential for us women to hear or be reminded of.

The Horror Queen: Just wanted to say I like your vibe. You got a dope personality and thanks for the chit chat sis. Btw I'm a straight up tomboy and I'm completely comfortable with that. ❤

Kimberly Wright: This was a good session. Thank you

Natonya Williamson: Loved this vlog thank you for doing this sis.

Aida Diack: amazing content as always ! your were spot on mama perfect timing

Starroze aka Kawaiicutiebaby: Yes, I love this video. I love the points you have made in this video

Ivy Merritt: The braids still look GOOD!!

sweettee051988: Agree agree agree especially the marriage part

Ivy Merritt: Congratulations on reaching 126K subscribers!! The people are coming in DROVES!!

Ivy Merritt: I've heard that washing your brushes is a great way to stop acne breakouts. Dirty sponges and brushes contain a LOT of germs!

Keshia Breaux: I ❤️❤️❤️❤️your content and this video is on point. Thanks

Taylor Lashawn: I loved this so much.

Cynthia Dawson: Crys..your POV is spot on! Young women need to hear this..especailly the LONG relationship..string along BS..

Kreatyve Gardenista: I'm 35 & girl yessssss I was a tomboy playing flag football kickball basketball wearing oversized t-shirts down to my knees & wideleg jeans & all up until college!

Beauty Koboekae: The quality of this video!!!

Herute Amlak: thinking about you just yesterday. hope you're doing well. Welcome back :)

M. L:

Ki Ki: Another great video also I left you a message in you DM

Mrs Brown: What brand eyeliner did you use?

Anya Scales: Love another good one

Myrna J: ❤️❤️

Lakeema Earth: I’m 31 and don’t wear skirts because I don’t like how I look right now

Curls Academy: Team notifications on!

Channele MOM: *(((♡♪♪(ڡ♪♪♪((♡(((* Alles sehr schö nudefilm.UnO -Aber zuerst zusammen die -_-Nummern-_- 10 und 1.- Brünette und- -*eine andereu Blondine.* -Es wäre *unfair, *wenn ich 4 wählen würdee. ♡

Taka: Okay sis❤

Roni Pickard: Talk sis talk!

baybeetricia: Hey Crys ‍♀️

oluchi osakwe: Nice

Maksimus Prinsss: Alles sehr schön. Aber zuerst zusammen die Nummern 10 und 1. Eine sleepfriendd.Online Brünette und eine anderel Blondine. Es wäre unfair, wenn ich 4 wählen würde

Erica10391: Not only should you know that he wants to get married, but when. You could want marriage in 3yrs, but he wants marriage in 10yrs.

Curly Soror: Heeeeeyyyyy

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