Curly hair with no curly-haired relatives? I’m sorry if it’s a stupid question, I didn’t know where else to ask to get an educated answer. If this post is inappropriate for this sub, would appreciate advice on where to ask instead. The thing is, I have 3a curly hair, and I’m the only person in my whole extended family who has any kind of curl at all. I’m talking up to great aunts, uncles, great grandparents, mother’s cousin and her kids, father’s 9 cousins, their kids and their kids’ kids. I used to think a few aunties had curly hair but recently found out they’ve all been getting perm and actually have slick straight hair. I know that curly hair gene(?) can be recessive and straight haired parents can have a curly child, but what are the odds of having just one curly-haired person among 50 or so completely straight-haired family members across 5 generations? We’re a white family with some turkic heritage on my father’s side, if that matters.…