Any Coincidence About Boy Bands And Hair?

Marky

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he is moron

he is a grown man ffs. remove 80s plugs and embrace it.

he looks good bald
maybe not that much different then when Harrison Ford got an earring at like age 60.
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Nobody wants to age/grow up - it's one of those awkward topics nobody really talks about, like sex, money, and hair. We all want
more of it, but that goes without saying I guess. Or quickly right it off as "oh thats not important or on my mind"
 

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maybe not that much different then when Harrison Ford got an earring at like age 60.
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Nobody wants to age/grow up - it's one of those awkward topics nobody really talks about, like sex, money, and hair. We all want
more of it, but that goes without saying I guess.

no i disagree

earrings are cool as f***, age does not matter

wearing hats at 60 because your bald is not cool. its prison and sad

he must be dieing inside living like that

wearing a beanie at your wedding just lol man

ford looks cool as f*** and has hot wife. i like his style
 

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Yes. You telling a grown man to embrace it.
You're a grown man too. Embrace your bald dome now!

i am young man (30) ;) with coverage everywhere still (apart from temples) and an excellent responder to drugs. no need to embrace the bald beast just yet.

he is like 60 nw7 with absolutely no options whatsoever apart from embracing it. it is his best option. the only sane one he has left. instead he chooses to live behind a beanie 100% of the time.
 

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holy sh*t, i always thought he was tall from this video


was a good looking mofo in his prime, kind of depressing knowing someone with hair that good would end up NW6 in the making

least the prick had hair in his prime

and lol to the edge in the back ground with his beanie

prob the same one he wore at his wedding 30 years later
 

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least the prick had hair in his prime

and lol to the edge in the back ground with his beanie

prob the same one he wore at his wedding 30 years later
hahah he looks like such a f*****g twat tbh. Its funny because 70% of people will think nothing of it because of his rockstar halo "oh hes just a rockstar" and not even notice. The remaining 30% either think its pathetic or are sympathetic (aka fellow baldies),
 

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least the prick had hair in his prime

and lol to the edge in the back ground with his beanie

prob the same one he wore at his wedding 30 years later
gotta consider though it's that much harder to cope when once upon a time you had great hair
or worse - it's what you were known for
 

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If you put your pictures in the success section, they would be one of the best stories. The change in your hair density and styled after was great.

yeah sure lol

i wouldnt call it a success though. hair wise yeah, but it really fucked my health up.

i guess what i should have done at then is played around with the dosage to see if i could find a sweet spot so i could avoid sides. prob wouldnt have got the same regrowth but just maintaining what i started with would have fine. the temples are easy enough to fix with a hair transplant

i didnt know any better at the time, just a newbie who was told to stick taking 1mg for a year and see what happens. so i did lol

had no idea what this drug was doing to my health.

after a year i was in bad shape. i dropped all treatments and had enough of everything. i had no idea what the f*** was happening to me. i just knew i felt really ill and didnt know why

its amazing how people can have such different reaction to this drug

i love reading denchs post ydy. eating 1-2mg of dutasteride a day with no sides whatsoever. lol
 

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True but you can still end up with that look without the prerequisite density and growing it out. Imagine this, healthy largely dht resistant hairs moved on top but not at 50 grafts per cm 2. If it's grown out it will look like a spiky cactus and pluggy, even though the transplant had natural incisions. Normal balding diffuse guy won't have this as the hair is thinning together - weaker and flatter hair but natural. As opposed to sparsely populated thick hair on top.

this

hair transplants are without doubt better now then they were

but youll still look like the edge if you go for the same look
 

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Here's AJ Maclean, who I think was Norwood 5 or 6. If you peruse his instagram, you see he almost always wears a hat still. When he doesn't wear a hat I think he uses concealer. But here he is getting his hair cut, the comments are full of people giving him sh*t for his hair:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKoGHxnAocV/?taken-by=skulleeroz&hair loss=en

And reading this thread and seeing my childhood idols (U2) struggling with this stupid disease is humbling. When I see celebrities balding, I can't help but wonder how much anguish and pain went on behind the scenes. And in the case of The Edge, what the f*** kind of options or hope did he have in 1987? I just wonder if all the fame, money, and limitless sex made up for it? The conclusion I draw is no, not at all. Even God-tier (as you guys say) celebrities usually report feeling very insecure. Imagine having a decaying pile of straw on your head while you are expected to appear on stage, go to red carpets, appear at fancy parties , etc. Id rather bald in obscurity.
 

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Here's AJ Maclean, who I think was Norwood 5 or 6. If you peruse his instagram, you see he almost always wears a hat still. When he doesn't wear a hat I think he uses concealer. But here he is getting his hair cut, the comments are full of people giving him sh*t for his hair:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKoGHxnAocV/?taken-by=skulleeroz&hair loss=en

And reading this thread and seeing my childhood idols (U2) struggling with this stupid disease is humbling. When I see celebrities balding, I can't help but wonder how much anguish and pain went on behind the scenes. And in the case of The Edge, what the f*** kind of options or hope did he have in 1987? I just wonder if all the fame, money, and limitless sex made up for it? The conclusion I draw is no, not at all. Even God-tier (as you guys say) celebrities usually report feeling very insecure. Imagine having a decaying pile of straw on your head while you are expected to appear on stage, go to red carpets, appear at fancy parties , etc. Id rather bald in obscurity.

f*****g hair is a mess man

hair transplants are a joke when your that f*****g bald
 

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i am young man (30) ;) with coverage everywhere still (apart from temples) and an excellent responder to drugs. no need to embrace the bald beast just yet.

he is like 60 nw7 with absolutely no options whatsoever apart from embracing it. it is his best option. the only sane one he has left. instead he chooses to live behind a beanie 100% of the time.
Do you think this guy wants to be wearing a stupid beanie everywhere? No.
It's a learned pattern of behaviour which he has obviously been doing since his early years 20's, so he just can't snap out of it. Why else would he still be doing it!

He knows how stupid he looks! But, in his mind it's better looking like this then displaying his bald dome, which brings him great shame, I suspect.

Anyway, look. It's always easy for someone totally removed from the situation to snigger and give "helpful" advice.
Something tells me that YOU will care about your appearance at the tender age of 60, yourself.
This goes for anyone bothered enough to join a hair loss forum at any stage in their lives.
 
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Do you think this guy wants to be wearing a stupid beanie everywhere? No.
It's a learned pattern of behaviour which he has obviously been doing since his early years 20's, so he just can't snap out of it. Why else would he still be doing it!

He knows how stupid he looks! But, in his mind it's better looking like this then displaying his bald dome, which brings him great shame, I suspect.

Anyway, look. It's always easy for someone totally removed from the situation to snigger and give "helpful" advice.
Something tells me that YOU will care about your appearance at the tender age of 60, yourself.
This goes for anyone bothered enough to join a hair loss forum at any stage in their lives.

if im wearing a f*****g beanie every day non stop when i am 60 years old i will kill myself

he needs to get over it ffs

he aint 25

GIVE IT SOME THOUGHT
 

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Do you think this guy wants to be wearing a stupid beanie everywhere? No.
It's a learned pattern of behaviour which he has obviously been doing since his early years 20's, so he just can't snap out of it. Why else would he still be doing it!

He knows how stupid he looks! But, in his mind it's better looking like this then displaying his bald dome, which brings him great shame, I suspect.

Anyway, look. It's always easy for someone totally removed from the situation to snigger and give "helpful" advice.
Something tells me that YOU will care about your appearance at the tender age of 60, yourself.
This goes for anyone bothered enough to join a hair loss forum at any stage in their lives.
Very true. "Shame" is the perfect word. With hair loss, it's not just a matter of gee I wish I didn't look this way or that, it's a feeling of SHAME. That's why people go to extraordinary lengths to conceal it. To paraphrase and alter Paul Simon: "And she said loooooosing [hair] is like a window in your heart / everyone sees your blown apart."
 
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