I am prepping my hair for the day, so I should make a bun and add clips on the sides. Every female knows this because the clips are like armor protecting the bun from getting loose and pouring the lustrous hair down at the back, which makes her feel like it is a war at the defeat front.
If the bun is tightly and neatly done, she is ready for the day. One thing that also bothers her already tired soul is when she puts her head down on a pillow, then, whether she tosses or left, right or lies by the back, the bun gets loose and the frustration crushes her, but the bun is necessary to get work done, so she has to do something in her miniscule resting time therefore the trustworthy left-hand rest comes at rescue and likewise a strategic lie down situation in which bun is at the core of the weight of her head and the whole body is resting with slight stiffness across shoulder.
If the bun is at the top of her head, then the problem is even greater, because not only do the clips have to do the ginormous task of holding the back hairs, but also, while resting, the annoying little strands will fly out and make her feel irritated. For this situation, she has an action plan, which is to use either hand and put her cheek on her palms and elbow on the pillow and lie down on the sides and not at all by the back, but she can lie flat on her stomach when her elbows start making her feel like something stiff is hurting her upper arm.
The bun is not fun, my fellow readers. It is a feature on a female's head that indicates that the day will be conquered by her, but now you also know what all the efforts goes when she is not working and resting.
