By maggie - 30/11/2011 19:25 - United States

Today, I got a round brush stuck in my hair so badly that I couldn't get it out for 45 minutes, and had a panic attack. I had to drive through town with a brush dangling from my head, to the hair salon, and listen to them laugh while they got it out. FML
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macdaddymady 8

For some reason, I pictured Mia from Princess Diaries when I read this.

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xGraycloud 4

stuck & sticky don't relate to each other, dumbass.

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KellyIsTheBest32 12

That's happened to me...haha. I don't use those brushes anymore.

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Babsipoodles 0

We've all done it atleast once. When I was 11 I got my sisters brush so badly caught in my hair that my mom had to cut it off (along with the foot and a half long hair in order to make it look even)

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timetogrowup 0

Very easy to do with that type of brush. It is the only type of brush I can't use in my own hair because it immediately tangles in it. Even my stylist knows better than to try. Best to accept that it won't work out and find another way to style it. Although I am pretty certain I wouldn't go to a hairdresser just to get it free. Conditioner, oil or even mayonnaise should have worked in that situation, and there would have been no need for a panic attack.

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DrumlineChick 7

I've done that before. It was awful! I tried to use peanut butter to get it unstuck, sadly that did not help. I had to cut the brush outta my hair. Lol

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Honestly_Lainey 21

This all could have been avoided if you just didn't brush your hair. Next time, just put down the brush and give dreads a go ;)

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kimberlysoileau 6

Been there, done that. I feel your pain. It fkn hurts trying to get that shit out and is completely embarrassing.

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kei1108 13

It's just a paint brush.. It is not gum or superglue! I would've just made a joke about the whole thing!! My suggestion: take it easy! :D laugh more and calm down and think before reacting. Btw, Fyl. ;D haha! P.S I don't mean to sound judgy... ;)

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tykiej 0

Tell them to shut the **** up! That shit hurts!

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ellybelly_502 4

Agreed. That same thing happen to me a day before my wedding and I was so hysterical I was laughing and crying at the same time! They had to cut out a huge chunk of my hair but looking back I thinks it's funny :)

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Sprezlaus 9

Panic attack? Never saw having someone such a thing to be honest, must be because I live on the European mainland :-) Saw an epileptic having a seizure once though, wasn't nice to see... Get a grip on yourself I'd say, no offence intended but either you're overreacting or you are suffering from psychosis, which should be treated... People who are talking about "severe OCD", "panic attacks" and so on, are basically claiming to be insane, not a label I'd like to attach to myself...

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Sprezlaus 9

Yawn... "These conditions"? Overreacting, the need for attention, being lonely: that kind of conditions? The social stigma you are talking about is mainly caused by people who think/claim they suffer from some symptoms of REAL conditions without even consulting a single professional. Cheers, Sprez

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Sprezlaus 9

Pot and kettle? Should have seen that one coming...

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Sprezlaus 9

A panic attack is indeed something I haven't witnessed before, I've witnessed people freaking out for little or no reason, but a "panic attack"? I've seen nervous breakdowns, people with mental shocks, children with mental trauma's, all cases with a clear reason or a severe history of mental tormenting/issues. Based on the knowledge and experience I have, I dare to say that a panic attack as used in the above context is overreacting/being a drama queen/searching attention. And you are being judgmental solely based on what you want to read and deduct, the fact that you use expensive words doesn't change that. Panic attacks (again, as used in the above context) /= psychoses, which is the only thing I wanted to point out. Mainly out of respect for the ones who are suffering from a real mental condition. It's easy nowadays to claim you have OCD or ADHD (or ADD, PDD-NOS) or are suffering from various types of attacks, rather than accept that you're not perfect and of course, Prozac or Ritalin will make you feel better even if you don't need it, a placebo would as well.

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