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Would you consider this a prodigy?

This dancer began ballet at age 14 and trained in Open Technique. She continued taking Open Technique while also beginning Ballet 5 for extra training. She is the same age as another dancer who has been training since approximately 2½ years old, yet has reached a very, very, very similar level, if not the same level. Throughout her training, teachers have described her as having natural ability, lovely feet, and feet that are so easy to work with. She has also been told that she is so hypermobile and super bendy in her pelvis and hip area. The artistic director commented, “She’s learning so fast.” During a Ballet 5 class, while students were balancing in retiré, the teacher used her as an example for the class, saying, “Be like her, not a single wobble.” The artistic director also told her parent, “We have to get her prepared to perform in front of thousands.” She received a free summer intensive and $2,000 toward her ballet classes for the upcoming season.

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Whats my hair type?

I regularly wash my hair, shampoo and conditioner step out the shower brush let it air dry straight, when it’s fully dry, there’s a bump at the back of my hair. The rest is straight just that one bump now I’ve tried a wavy curly hair routine before and it looks like there’s just a product in my hair it almost looks as if I’m trying to force a wave or curl, but the wave is there I wouldn’t say a curl at all, but why is there a bump at the back of my head? I don’t tie my hair up I don’t go on a pillow. I don’t do anything to make a bump reasonable so could it be my hair type and if so, what is a good product to use?
I also notice when I do a wavy routine “step out shower hair soaking wet I comb it scrunch add NYM curl talk mousse scrunch it in scrunch again with a towel let it air dry” the bump is all around instead of just the back of my head

(Also sorry if this is poorly formatted I have horrible grammar..)

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