They took it personally. Do I owe them an explanation?
Most of these people are not friends of mine, and I don’t think it makes sense for us to continue following each other on social media.I feel terrible about hurting their feelings, but at the same time, I don’t know if I owe them an explanation. After all, it’s my account and my choice who I want to follow.DEAR PURGING MY SOCIALS
If asked, you can say that you want to have a much smaller footprint on social media, so you have limited your community to your closest friends. These other people must know they aren’t your intimate friends. You can also post something on your social pages acknowledging that you are pulling back and will be engaging less. You can even take a pause and not post at all for a while. When you return, it can be with your smaller group intact.
For background, I am mixed Black and white, and I have textures ranging from 2b loose waves to 3c tight curls. I tried doing passion twists and braids, but the 2b hair slips out of the braids in large chunks. I recently tried crochet twists, and they did last longer, but the cornrows underneath started falling out.I have thought about different haircuts that can help, but the 3c curls shrink up. Since that hair makes up the top layer, evening the cut out to this level wouldn’t look right.
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