Natural ways to straighten hair?

in Curly Teens
I really hate my hair. I have fine, thin, medium length hair. It's extremely damaged from about midshaft down, from a terrible experience with hair dye and bleach. I know that makes it frizzier than it would be naturally, but I can't take this anymore.
I hate my curl pattern (I think I'm a 2A). My hair is straight from the roots to about eye level, and no amount of curl cream will fix that; while from eye level down my hair does whatever it wants. When I wake up the morning after taking a shower, my hair is big and poofy (more of a 2C), but over the course of the day it falls into just frizzy beachy waves. I can't do anything with either texture.
A side part doesn't even suit my face shape, so I end up walking around with a middle part and curls- the dorkiest thing ever.
The fact is that my hair is so damaged that I'm not willing to use a flat iron more than once a month, if that. I just want straighter/sleeker hair. It doesn't have to be stick straight, I just want some control!
Help? Ideas? And I live in Florida where the humidity is a beast, so please don't just suggest leave-in-conditioner or things like that, because there's no cure for frizz here.
I hate my curl pattern (I think I'm a 2A). My hair is straight from the roots to about eye level, and no amount of curl cream will fix that; while from eye level down my hair does whatever it wants. When I wake up the morning after taking a shower, my hair is big and poofy (more of a 2C), but over the course of the day it falls into just frizzy beachy waves. I can't do anything with either texture.
A side part doesn't even suit my face shape, so I end up walking around with a middle part and curls- the dorkiest thing ever.
The fact is that my hair is so damaged that I'm not willing to use a flat iron more than once a month, if that. I just want straighter/sleeker hair. It doesn't have to be stick straight, I just want some control!
Help? Ideas? And I live in Florida where the humidity is a beast, so please don't just suggest leave-in-conditioner or things like that, because there's no cure for frizz here.
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You must visit a salon now to stop hating your hair. They have treatments that your hair needs. They know better.