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Dreadlocks=Vegan? I used to have dreadlocks two years ago. I shaved my hair, which was very short such as 3 mm afterwards Eventually, my hair has got longer in tow years. Therefore, I have made dreadlocks on my head again since three days ago. Aside from my ex and present hairstyle, I talked about various hairstyles to someone. I totally forgot the exact date when and whom I spoke with. But, when we were conversing, I mentioned my dreadlocks that I used to have. Someone replied ; 'So, you must have been a vegan.' I answered 'What!? (I was surprised at the word.) and 'Why? (I did not believe that he/ she said.)' Finally, the answer I understood was people with dreadlocks must be vegans. It was very very interesting to me. I used to be a vegetarian, but unfortunately hardly a vegan, although I do not often eat meat. I do not even smoke. If you meet people with dreadlocks in the future, they would not be vegans. It is sort of a tip to pay attention that you should not judge based on someone's appearance.

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Hi, I enjoyed reading this story, which is very funny.

I noticed a few mistakes in the way you talk about the past, which I've marked with a *. I also noticed a few places where you misuse "it" and "this/that", which is a common error. Just a few things to keep in mind :)

Good work!

Hannah



Dreadlocks=Vegan?

I used to have dreadlocks two years ago. Then* I shaved my hair, which so that it was very short: such as 3 mm afterwards! Eventually, my hair has got grew* longer in two tow years. Therefore, three days ago* I have made dreadlocks on my head again since three days ago.

Aside from my ex and present hairstyle, I talked about various hairstyles to someone. I talked about various hairstyles to someone, including my former and present hairstyle. I totally forgot have completely forgotten* the exact date when and with whom I spoke with. But, when we were conversing, I mentioned my the dreadlocks that I used to have. Someone replied:

"So, you must have been a vegan."

I answered: "What!?" (I was surprised at the word.) and "Why?" (I did not believe that what he/ she said.)


Finally, the answer I understood was that they believed that people with dreadlocks must be vegans. It This was very very interesting to me. I used to be a vegetarian, but unfortunately hardly a vegan, although I do not often eat meat. I do not even smoke.


If you meet people with dreadlocks in the future, they would might not be vegans. It This is sort of a tip to pay attention, because that you should not judge someone based on their someone's appearance.

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Dreadlocks=Vegan?

Two years ago, I used to have dreadlocks two years ago. I shaved my hair, which was very short afterwards,  such as  about 3 mm. afterwards  Eventually, My hair has gotten longer over the past two years. Therefore, I have made dreadlocks on my head again since three days ago.
Aside from my ex and present hairstyle, I talked about various hairstyles to someone. I totally forgot the exact date and with whom I spoke with. But, when we were conversing, I mentioned my dreadlocks that I used to have. Someone They replied: 'So, you must have been a vegan.' I answered: 'What!? (I was surprised at the word.) and 'Why? (I did not believe that he/ she said.)'
Finally, from their answer I understood was that people with dreadlocks must be vegans. It was very very interesting to me. I used to be a vegetarian, but unfortunately, hardly a vegan, although I do not often eat meat. I do not even smoke.
If you meet people with dreadlocks in the future, they would may or may not be vegans. It is sort of a tip to pay attention that you should not judge based on someone's appearance.
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I am wondering if someone suitably correct my writing. If you have time to do it, it would be really appreciated.
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Hi, Marc. Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, the person was not kidding me. She slightly blamed me that I wasn't vegan at that time, haha. Otherwise, I have met many many old-mindset people while travelling; I left Japan in 2012. So, I have been abroad about for 5 years. To be honest, I sometimes get used to answer the suitable answer to them, haha. For example, people do not know the difference among Korea, China and Japan, haha.But, It is a long long story... Anyway, thank you :)
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I used to be a vegetarian, but unfortunately hardly a vegan, in addition* I do not still often eat meat.

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