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And people dont tell me I look like phil colins when I shave cut it, people tell me I look like a cancer patient
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and yeah i know i will probbably man up at some point and own it anyway, just cause i have to. But i just need to rant it still sucks and these full heads will never understandComment
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I must disagree with the premise of this thread. As others have pointed out, a person's worth should not be based off of a relationship with another person. Should that person leave you, you will be right back to where you started. This isn't just some moralistic self-help platitude, this is the reality of the situation.
If you're only worried about hair loss because you think that it will prevent you from getting a girlfriend, then proof that this is incorrect will remedy the situation. But if like most people, you are concerned about hair loss because it is diminishing your personal identity and altering people's perceptions of you negatively, then getting a girlfriend is just a substitute for real confidence.Comment
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Relationships can come and go. Even marriages a lot of times end. When that happens your back to worrying about it. Your hair is with you (Maybe not) through thick and thin so id rather have it than not if that is what this is aboutComment
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Dude, Fred... Gandhi was bald...so, you're wrong... how can anyone argue with that? hahahaComment
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Not all of them, only the vast majority of them.
"It is estimated that roughly 30% to 60% of all married individuals (in the United States) will engage in infidelity at some point during their marriage (see Buss & Shackelford for review of this research). And these numbers are probably on the conservative side, if you consider that close to half of all marriages end in divorce (people are more likely to stray as relationships fall apart; also see, who is likely to cheat)."
Hahaha! So funny, right! That's impossible, that would be a lot of infidelity, oh wait! It's actually the case.
Damn deluded guys like you will be in for a rude awakening at a point. Keep denying the reality out there.Comment
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But what's your point Fred ? That people sometimes cheat ? Cheers for that mate that cleared everything up for me ?Comment
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As someone with a science background I find that linking this research to balding in ANY way is bordering on ridiculous. First off, in marriages, there is a higher percentage of men that are cheating. Secondly, women cheat because they are human beings. People cheat in general because they are human beings. Monogamy is a relatively new concept in human evolution - we did not evolve that way. Does being a perfect physical specimen help in the sexual area of marriage, yes. If you are ugly bald are women going to look at other men and perhaps fantisize about them yes. BUT, you should do some research on emotional and spiritual bonding between partners and understand that when achieved to it's fullest, the partners are a million times more attracted to each other. One could burn his entire face off and the woman still wouldn't cheat. THERE ARE WAY TOO MANY VARIABLES FRED... I don't know how either of us could win this argument. You DO realize though that there are hundreds of thousands of married, sub-par looking bald men out there with wives that love them, right? You do realize that their wives don't cheat, right? Or is all this just an illusion?Not all of them, only the vast majority of them.
"It is estimated that roughly 30% to 60% of all married individuals (in the United States) will engage in infidelity at some point during their marriage (see Buss & Shackelford for review of this research). And these numbers are probably on the conservative side, if you consider that close to half of all marriages end in divorce (people are more likely to stray as relationships fall apart; also see, who is likely to cheat)."
Hahaha! So funny, right! That's impossible, that would be a lot of infidelity, oh wait! It's actually the case.
Damn deluded guys like you will be in for a rude awakening at a point. Keep denying the reality out there.Comment
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