Recent content by Almas_NW0

Listen to this wise bald guy.

Sorry bro, but these are the usual guesses like “I think you can get results without HRT.” There have been plenty of those here. Some even seriously suggested wearing a tinfoil hat to improve blood flow or something like that. Anyway, they’re all bald now.

While I was out enjoying life and not even checking this forum, you were still sitting here and managed to post 4,000 messages, since you’ve got such a “real life" LOL

A femboy has a much higher chance of finding a girlfriend than a bald man. When you read what women say about what they dislike most in men’s appearance, baldness is always at the top of the list. Draw your own conclusions — it’s over for you.

No, I just don’t like when people talk nonsense. You said that testosterone makes effort enjoyable, gives you “drive,” and so on. Of course you won’t be able to provide any studies about that — it’s just baldcel's words :)

Appeal to authority isn’t an argument. With a very stereotypical understanding of hormones, you’re just accepting as truth the claims you like. Of course it’s convenient for you to say that testosterone makes you better and that on estradiol you’d become even more pathetic than you already are...

Bro actually watches macho coaches and takes what they say seriously. Of course men will never say anything bad about testosterone and will talk about it like it’s an absolute good and the reason for everything good in people. But the facts are that reward systems exist in organisms regardless...

Your feelings and the mistaken assumption that they’re caused by testosterone are your personal guesses combined with stereotypes about male behavior, not a scientific fact.

Dude, you’ve never tried E and you think your feelings are exclusive to testosterone. That’s not the case.

I’ve been on HRT for almost 5 years now. That’s actually a long time.

To a large extent, that’s an exaggeration. You won’t lose your drive or your mindset, and you’ll keep the same level of aggressiveness if that’s part of your personality. You’ll still be the same person with the same character traits as before. Your claims are based on a stereotypical idea of...

I want a friend like that too.

Listen to Mike Ehrmantraut.

Diet and lifestyle don’t affect Androgenetic Alopecia. That’s coping. You know how when people don’t know how to deal with a disease, they always start talking about diet and lifestyle—but often it’s just advice for the sake of giving advice.