A short YouTube monologue (by Anwar White) addressing a viewer question about whether wearing a "bad wig" attracts wealthier men. The speaker rejects the myth, arguing that it’s not the wig but the approachable, nonjudgmental energy that prompts people to approach someone — recommending openness, optimism, smiling, and magnetic energy instead.
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Somebody asked if they should invest in a bad wig, I'm wondering the same thing. Please answer, no, girl, you don't need to invest in a bad wig. There's, I think, a myth out there that if you have a bad wig, that you'll attract more wealthier white men. That's not necessarily the case. They see a bad wig and they say, oh, this woman is not going to judge me, because she's not even judging herself.
So that's why they approach her. Just like when you are at the grocery store and you might not be looking your best, that's when you get all the attention. That's when people want to come up to you, because they don't. They think, oh, my God, this girl isn't going to judge me. She's not going to reject me. That's why it's not about the bad wig. It's about the energy that you can have that energy and be open and optimistic and smiling and have great energy and be magnetic enough for people to want to approach you.