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  • JayM
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2015
    • 411

    #91
    hey dude I'm not going to argue what Fred has said in other posts. And sure your first post was respectful to you, but it felt like you kind of knew the answer anyway. Like I said we all know why Fred got the work done and obviously from saying he was ok with going bald to getting HT because he was actually bald it just hit him more than he expected as he has said.

    Seriously this isn't about defending Fred. I'm genuinely saying that you seemed annoyed that you perceived that Fred looked down on bald people, that's why he got the HT and you felt like that's wrong and of course its wrong to look down on anyone. Which is why I'm saying don't be a hypocrite now man and look down on people who couldn't handle being bald and the social experiences they went through. It would have just been respectful to message him personally and say look man, why did you get this done? Why do you think a #2 cut looks better than no hair. I don't think this looks any better than being bald or looks worth the money ect.

    I'm saying if I had a thread like this and hadn't had the HT done yet, I would appreciate it behond words on how you overcame losing your hair. In fact I would love to hear it, in complete detail and how I could maybe change my life and how I perceive things to be able to. I have overcome a lot of things in my life as well, many of these things I do perceive as harder than losing hair. But I can compress those feelings, I can hide them away and lose them in my mind. But for me I see hairloss everyday and that is how it affects me, because I am strong enough to supress things but if I see it then its just a reminder, if you get that?

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    • Joan
      Member
      • May 2014
      • 44

      #92
      Originally posted by BeaveCake
      No I don't, my family was military, we were taught that worth needs to be proven and while things are different to everyone yes that doesn't make someone strong for overcoming something like hairloss my father and family all held the same beliefs I do, prove your worth, and when things come up deal with it or get left behind. When I struggled as a child even I was told to suck it up and then if I whined I had to run. People are soft now and Fred is a good example of that. We all have things if we lost we'd suffer, but if it's your hair destroying your life then you didn't have much if one to begin with.
      What do you mean by "worth needs to be proven"? Every human life has worth to God, so are you saying worth as far as to society? Just wondering. Don't you think shrinks wouldn't exist if everyone could just "deal with it"? You keep bringing up how you dealt with this and that--and I truly commend you--but we're all wired differently. I used to get annoyed with employees who scowled and were unfriendly in stores, restaurants, etc. But you know what? Now I wonder if they're battling something in their lives, and maybe just getting out of bed and showing up for work are a struggle for them. I guess having a beautiful man for a husband, two sons who do well in school, are respectful and don't have a mean bone in their bodies and truly loving being a wife and mom to them every single day means I have no life, because hair loss is definitely destroying me.

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      • Joan
        Member
        • May 2014
        • 44

        #93
        Originally posted by fred970
        1 year update

        The pictures







        All your comments are welcome .
        And Fred, I'm sorry for not saying so, but things are looking great! I would never think you ever suffered hair loss.

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        • BeaveCake
          Member
          • Jan 2015
          • 82

          #94
          Originally posted by Joan
          What do you mean by "worth needs to be proven"? Every human life has worth to God, so are you saying worth as far as to society? Just wondering. Don't you think shrinks wouldn't exist if everyone could just "deal with it"? You keep bringing up how you dealt with this and that--and I truly commend you--but we're all wired differently. I used to get annoyed with employees who scowled and were unfriendly in stores, restaurants, etc. But you know what? Now I wonder if they're battling something in their lives, and maybe just getting out of bed and showing up for work are a struggle for them. I guess having a beautiful man for a husband, two sons who do well in school, are respectful and don't have a mean bone in their bodies and truly loving being a wife and mom to them every single day means I have no life, because hair loss is definitely destroying me.
          Worth should be proven, understand the first major thing I faced at 14 I didn't get support as you see it but my father told me to grow up, get on my feet or die. Ultimately I got up, not everyone is equal that's a lie society sells so no I'm not agreeing with society a person is about what they achieve and survive and that is my true belief. The whole everyone is special is not true and a lot of the problems in modern day stem from my generation being told this and feeling as though they don't have to fight for what they want.

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          • Notcoolanymore
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2013
            • 2246

            #95
            Originally posted by BeaveCake
            I am mature, I'm not saying others live in a unicorn world and you can be a graduate and even a doctor or successful and be weak. Which you are.
            Looks like you can be mature and respectful as long as we agree with your view point 100%. I respect what you are trying to do here, but instead of coming here and being condescending and insulting, you should try to show some compassion and put yourself in other people's shoes. That would be the more mature thing to do. So you were able to go bald and still have success in life. Great for you. We are happy that losing your hair at a young age didn't create a road block as it has for so many young men. You have to understand where you are when you come to a forum like this and expect certain responses to your comments. Most of the guys that take the time to register and post on this website are having a hard time dealing with their hair loss. They don't want to hear that losing hair is not a big deal. It obviously is for them if they are coming here.

            Like I said before I appreciate what you are trying to do. But in the two years I have been here I have seen this plenty of times before. New poster comes here all gung ho about how great his life has been bald. Preaches about how there are worse things in life. Gets upset because people disagree with his view points. Starts with the usual insults. Finally goes off and finally leaves or gets banned.

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            • Notcoolanymore
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2013
              • 2246

              #96
              Originally posted by BeaveCake
              Truthfully I'm tired of it, if someone actually said this to me in real life I would have knocked teeth out it's how I was raised.
              Maturity at its finest.

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              • morelocks
                Member
                • Jul 2009
                • 90

                #97
                fewg970 i for one really appreciate you sharing your story and pics
                BeaveCake - this guy has gone to so much effort on this thread. I agree with some of what you say but the fact that your even hear means hairloss is bothering you more than you admit

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                • Notcoolanymore
                  Senior Member
                  • Jun 2013
                  • 2246

                  #98
                  Sorry this thread got derailed, but getting back on track your transplant looks pretty damn good. I am not just saying that as a fellow hair loss sufferer. It looks good. Your doc did a good job.

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                  • Notcoolanymore
                    Senior Member
                    • Jun 2013
                    • 2246

                    #99
                    Originally posted by morelocks
                    but the fact that your even hear means hairloss is bothering you more than you admit
                    Cha ching!!! Who goes looking for and joins a hair loss site just to "help" other guys???

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                    • morelocks
                      Member
                      • Jul 2009
                      • 90

                      agree the doc did a fantasitc job

                      Fred - you said you were teased before. How many people have now noticed you have had work done? Are you admitting to a HT??

                      just one tip from someone older and wiser and someone who went through 4 fue's before stabilising, pls MAKE SURE YOU NEVER come of rogaine. I really think you should be on propecia and fought with myself about this for 4 years but even when i was on minixodal i was stupid enough to stop and boy did i lose hair real fast. Whatever you do make sure you are on some form of DHT blocker because if you lose the hair in-between it will look odd

                      Great results - as long as you remain on minixidol the next few years should be plain sailing in terms of hair worries

                      thanks again for sharing your journey

                      good luck

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                      • BeaveCake
                        Member
                        • Jan 2015
                        • 82

                        Originally posted by Notcoolanymore
                        Maturity at its finest.
                        If you're disrespected it calls for for that. Sometimes it's the only way for people to learn, and also my first post wasn't condescending , but Fred called me delusional foolish and it goes on yet people seen to stick up for him. I'm sorry what do you want us to do say it's awful hairloss mean no young girls and no good jobs or lives because that is pyscho, no I'm not giving into a pity party. Hairloss sucks at first but you move past it, if you don't and can't get past hair I have no idea how you plan to get through death, crisis, breakup anything that really matters. You all sound the same to me, of you say it's fine with you so that means you think you're better! No, I'm better than guys like Fred who believe hair is everything, who believe it is the worse fate. And he's fair game after all the delusional names he threw at me.

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                        • BeaveCake
                          Member
                          • Jan 2015
                          • 82

                          Originally posted by morelocks
                          fewg970 i for one really appreciate you sharing your story and pics
                          BeaveCake - this guy has gone to so much effort on this thread. I agree with some of what you say but the fact that your even hear means hairloss is bothering you more than you admit
                          Actually when I first was diagnosed with my alopecia I came hear for research on treatment and I seen a doctor who was honest and said most treatments don't work.

                          But I didn't post at all until I actually had very positive experiences shaved cue ball, I was asked by a very attractive girl who was just 16 going on 17 to her prom, I was one of the most talked to there and afterwards her and I are together. Skydiving courses going good everything's fine personally and it was just hair to me. I came back to make a thread about how this girl not even 18 fell for a young bald guy which is something guys on here say isn't possible just to give proof it isn't the end of the world. Hairloss isn't an issue I'm fine shaved and no more bed head. I've got a good looking girl who's sweet and decent paying coursework. But I spotted this thread and knew Fred was infamous for bringing down positive guys on here, so I had to ask what his problem was with bald guys. I came her for research, seen treatment was futile , was successful. Wanted to share the story and got called condescending etc, so this will be the last thread I comment on, I came back to help but it's clear you don't want that.

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                          • BeaveCake
                            Member
                            • Jan 2015
                            • 82

                            Originally posted by Notcoolanymore
                            Cha ching!!! Who goes looking for and joins a hair loss site just to "help" other guys???
                            Initially I came here when I was diagnosed with my weaker form of alopecia researching treatments. I wasn't asking life issues just curios what worked, when I seen how iffy things were I knew it wasn't for me, I didn't log on until a couple days back after a great experience where a 16 going on 17 year old girl who was very attractive asked me to her prom. We had a great time and even got together afterwards, so a young girl fell for the cue ball bald 19 year old, according to most on this site that's not possible. So I shared my story you can see it in my threads started. I wanted to show it isn't an issue if you don't let it be. After I posted it I seen this thread on a like and read the description. When I read Fred saying 'I didn't want to be the bald guy' It made me wonder what his issue with it is and shared my story in my first post on this thread, then I was called delusional, foolish etc. So no I don't mind my shaved patchy head. My girl doesn't, my family doesn't and my boss doesn't I'm fine. But when someone actually posts something positive we're treated like garbage. That's the reason I'm still posting, hair doesn't but me, guys like Fred who call me delusional do.

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                            • Notcoolanymore
                              Senior Member
                              • Jun 2013
                              • 2246

                              Originally posted by BeaveCake
                              If you're disrespected it calls for for that.
                              No it doesn't. If somebody puts their hands on you then that is a different story, but if they don't, no it doesn't. I would get into the ways "knocking someones teeth out" can end up costing you, but if you don't see where I am going with that, then go for it and see how it works out for you.

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                              • Notcoolanymore
                                Senior Member
                                • Jun 2013
                                • 2246

                                Originally posted by BeaveCake
                                I'm sorry what do you want us to do say it's awful hairloss mean no young girls and no good jobs or lives because that is pyscho, no I'm not giving into a pity party. Hairloss sucks at first but you move past it, if you don't and can't get past hair I have no idea how you plan to get through death, crisis, breakup anything that really matters. You all sound the same to me, of you say it's fine with you so that means you think you're better! No, I'm better than guys like Fred who believe hair is everything, who believe it is the worse fate. And he's fair game after all the delusional names he threw at me.
                                I don't have a problem with most of what you had to say here. I am glad things are working out for you. I just think you will get across to more guys if you tone it down a bit. Say your piece and accept that everybody will not agree with you and don't get overly offended by it. This place is more interesting with different points of view.

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