To say I’ve been unlucky in love in my short 25 years would be an understatement.
An eternal single gal and third-wheeler, I became dangerously good at being a wingwoman. My strike rate was near-perfect, as was my capacity to cope with the rejection of pretty much every romantic conquest I’d ever undertaken.
Throughout my schooling, I always fit the class clown archetype. I set up camp in the friend zone and made myself at home.
If my life were a TV show, I would 10/10 be this poor guy.

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I've never understood people who have red hair who don't appreciate it. I've spent the last 2 and a half decades dying my hair different shades of burgundy and deep red. You have what I have to pay for in a box. I remember when other kids experimented with hair dyes, the first colour they would go for, would be a red. So, it seems quite popular, I don't know what the author is saying?
I've always loved red hair.
Apart from a couple of times in my life when I went blonde and another time when I went dark brown and then the couple of years when I went blue - red has been my favorite.
My hair was a light brown with red in it - but not the beautiful auburn tones that sat on my cousin's head so - I helped it along a bit.
My colour of choice all these years has been Nice 'n Easy 110 which I apply 2 - 3 times a year, but if I want to give it a boost I use Live Colour - Red Embers. This washes out over a couple of washes but it's really nice and cheap.
Have you ever seen those images of lots of redheads in a group ?
Or those beautiful "Irish-looking " girls with their masses of auburn curls posing with their dogs & horses ?
Rejoice if you're a Ranga - it's too special to waste.........lol.