u/Neither_Ask1

I have posted my fine, type 4 virgin natural hair here several times asking for advice, and I’ve been hit with comments like "your hair has major heat damage," "girl, cut all that off and start over," and "it’s dead, I’d shave it if I were you."

The thing is, my hair isn’t dead or destroyed at all. My hair is extremely fine type 4 hair, so a lot of times our strands can look stringy, dull, or stiff. I even use natural methods for gray hair. I just want our community to get a better understanding of how fine hair works. Coming here for wash-and-go tricks and tips is really amazing, but it just sucks seeing people post about how heat-damaged my hair looks when I've never used heat.

I've been asked two to three times if I have plans to delete my Chrome, and the answer is always no. I just bought this beauty, and the wheels came blacked out, and the windows tinted. I think the chrome looks good, but for people wanting a more aggressive look, I see why they do it. I just don't understand why the chrome is so looked down on.

I just bought this beauty a little over a month ago and get compliments on her, but I've been asked twice if I am going to delete my chrome. Am I the only one who loves the chrome look? The car came with blacked out wheels and dark tint from the previous owner, and I like what they did. I feel it balances out the car, but in the Mazda mod world, I know chrome deletes are mandatory for some.

I love seeing a Mazda pass that 250K-plus mile line easily, and this car probably could touch 350K-plus miles with good maintenance. But do you think they overpriced it at $6.6K? I personally would ride it until the wheels fall off, but because they're probably using Uber or Lyft, the $6.6K will go towards a new vehicle. But realistically, shouldn't this car go for $3K to $5K max? Just curious about your thoughts.