Premature Baldness: Options

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  • Fixed by 35
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    Definitely. They look like they're pumped up on steroids which is inherently unhealthy. They also look like retarded meat heads.

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  • KeepTheHair
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    Everyone needs to chill the out.


    You all just have a varying opinion. A shaved/bald head looks good on some, yes. The image goes good with some men, yes. Overall I think everyone could look better with hair, whether u shave it or not, the frame it gives a face...just looks way better.


    ANYWAY, so. I know that some people don't want that look it gives. That look fits a UFC fighter very well. But why don't you take a 14 year old and give him severe MPB. It won't fit.

    Some people just don't want that image of themselfs.


    You people will always have a different opinion.


    Fact remains, hair looks better than no hair. You guys just disagree about the degree to which that is true.


    People have different opinions. Get over it.

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  • jooder
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    Fixed by 35 - so these guys look ill???

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  • Fixed by 35
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    Yes, they have, because a lot of people cannot face the awful truth that their hair loss will ruin them unless they take pro-active steps to minimise the impact. Shaving your head does not minimise the impact. Becoming your own boss and working remotely from your clients provides an avenue for success which a lot of face to face time with employers or clients does not. Prejudice exists against bald men in the place of work which hinders their success; we look ill if we shave our heads and we look unkempt if we don't; neither presents a positive image which shapes us in the minds of those who decide how successful we will be with their company as risks and losers.

    Working from home, I earn double what I did when in employment. I can also afford a personal assistant who acts as the 'face' of the company.

    Jooder implies I'm agoraphobic; I'm not. I leave the house when I want to, it's just not that often! Socialising is no fun with this elephant in the room, so why bother making myself miserable trying?

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  • KeepTheHair
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    Wow these forums have turned into a Fixed vs everyone match...

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  • jooder
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    But dare you look out of them??

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  • Fixed by 35
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    My house has windows.

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  • dgman21
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    I need to hear positive talk! Thanks Jooder.

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  • jooder
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    Well done - Stephen Hawking isnt bald...... hes just severly disabled and cannot speak without a computer....... but at least hes not bald eh????
    You never see anybody happy - full stop. You never leave the house to do so.

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  • Fixed by 35
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    Stephen Hawking isn't bald.

    Seriously, I don't know any happy bald men. I know a lot of grumpy bald men, but no happy ones.

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  • jooder
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    Fixed by 35 - it may be an idea to start venturing out of your house...... then you may see bald men with good looking girlfriends and bald men who are successfull businessmen.
    Guess what? There are people in this world who are fat, thin, short, tall, disabled, bald, ginger, black and white..........and they can all get girlfriends AND be successfull in what they do!.....Its amazing.
    Look at Stephen Hawking......one of the greatest scientists ever......despite his terrible disability.
    You really need to a get a grip.

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  • gmonasco
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    Originally posted by Fixed by 35
    I have the power to change everything, except hair loss! Once I fix baldness, I'll have the confidence and the ability to make everything else better.
    If that were truly the case, then you'd also have the power to "change everything" without having to wait for baldness to be "fixed" first.

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  • gmonasco
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    In my writing, I demonstrate to others that hating baldness is normal and, therefore, by hating their baldness, they too are normal.
    Actually, what you repeatedly demonstrate to others is that you hate yourself, and that no amount of hair on your head is ever going to change that situation.

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  • gmonasco
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    After that, I'll cut my balls off and dribble some testosterone onto the new hairpiece in order to give it some density and luster. What do you guys think?
    Be sure to use balsamic testosterone.

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  • Fixed by 35
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    Hmm, not sure it would work:



    I wouldn't attempt to cut your own balls off, I'd recommend going under anaesthetic because it might pick a bit.

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