Hair Loss: The Importance of Hair

[zdm632]

Sorry but for someone in their 20s withiut hair your ****all
no decent looking girl will go out with you if you are >nw3 let alone sleep with you

Zdm must be 30 or 40 cause going bald in your 20s is worse than any other thing imo.
less girls
guys laugh at you
you look 10 years older
did I mention you look 10 times uglier
less likely to make friends
Less self esteem and confidenxe
depression
blah blah blah
list goes on
end of story idc bout going bald in my 30s but being in my 20s and loving partyimg and socializing its a real killer. Any girl above 7 out of 10 will not go out with you if you have noticeable balding
+ you cant wear hats in da club

Here i agree with you, in 20's balding is nasty. I'm 30, and at 24 when my hair started falling i was thinking just like you.

 

[Agustin Araujo]

Here i agree with you, in 20's balding is nasty. I'm 30, and at 24 when my hair started falling i was thinking just like you.

My balding started when I was 16, turning 17 in a couple of months. It was falling out in a NW6 pattern. It was distressing to deal with and still is today.

People have absolutely no idea how important their hair is until it starts becoming defecting whether it's dry, brittle, and/or greying. And of course, when hair is falling out.

 

[bilboswaggins]

well logically its not "we" as in you and I putting the importance but the women we "think" it will attract. I will say since losing most of mine my calber of flirt material has spiraled to unacceptable levels.
Makes staying in a garbage relationship seem the logical solution. At least here Im the "better looking" one now. I mean single or taken Im ending up sexless either way in my 30s.... I lead a very sad existence now.

mate why are you putting up with her if she's not keeping fit and putting out

 

[swingline747]

mate why are you putting up with her if she's not keeping fit and putting out

lol actually its me who not putting out.

 

[Dikek]

I don't get the greying dislike, if you have white hairs most likely your hairloss will be slower or arrested, and if you don't like white hairs you can easly dying every week, life problem solved,

 

[swingline747]

I don't get the greying dislike, if you have white hairs most likely your hairloss will be slower or arrested, and if you don't like white hairs you can easly dying every week, life problem solved,

no actually the graying is not a huge deal for me. Its mainly the sides that are grey and I keep those short. Kind of a Nick fury look (the old nick fury). So the top of the head is still generally fuqed

 

[bilboswaggins]

lol actually its me who not putting out.

wtf did she get heaps fat or something? if so my question remains, why are you sticking around??

 

[Armando Jose]

Hair loss is also a women's problem. Approximately 40% of hair loss sufferers are female. I think women who are suffering from hair loss are allowed to cover it up since it's not as common as men's hair loss and would be unacceptable by society for a woman to be bald. Since hair loss is so common in men, it's considered 'normal' and hence a reason on why we're told to just get over it and live with our hair loss. For both genders, alopecia is a medical condition.

There are many other medical conditions whether they're life threatening or not, that do not have any cures and no optimal treatment options, the issue isn't only with hair loss. Though, just because hair loss isn't life threatening, it's considered as just some cosmetic defect and not an actual medical condition, which it actually is as I previously mentioned.

Before I succumbed to any male pattern baldness, I was already suffering from low confidence and low self-esteem. When my male pattern baldness kicked in, it almost destroyed me, especially that I'm a hair dude. And besides that, the hair on the back and sides of my head also started to turn grey prematurely, so that got me even more distressed. It's just bother's me so much that I'm so young and I have to deal with having the hair of and old man.

I am with you,
"Approximately 40% of hair loss sufferers are female"

The solution is near....

 

[bilboswaggins]

I am with you,
"Approximately 40% of hair loss sufferers are female"

The solution is near....

for most women it is just a little bit of diffuse or scalp showing at the top when they are like 55 yrs old. i think its safe to say these women are not hair loss 'sufferers'

 

[Fena2000]

for most women it is just a little bit of diffuse or scalp showing at the top when they are like 55 yrs old. i think its safe to say these women are not hair loss 'sufferers'

Uhhhhh, what? My temples are receding, which I used to cover up with my bangs. Since a few months , I'm not able to cover it up as well anymore, because my bangs are so thin now. I'm diffuse thinning all over my scalp. I'm not even close to my 50s. Wish it would wait till I was 55. We are just as much hair loss sufferers as you are. If you lose hair and suffer from it, which I do, you're a 'hair loss sufferer', right or right?

 

[Fena2000]

Same here, Fena. Major temple recession and bangs getting sparser every day, thinning diffusely--not looking good. Gotta say, though, you'd be just as unhappy at 55, believe me, cuz I'm almost there. All you young guys--and especially you, EvilLocks--have it a thousand times worse than I do, I wholeheartedly agree. But the 50s aren't what they were when my parents were that age. Back then they looked and acted old in their 30s. I'm never going to be old in my mind and will be working out until I'm on my deathbed.

bilboswaggins: Totally false about "a little bit of diffuse or scalp showing." If that were my case, I'd get some extensions and that'd be that. The amount of hair I lose every single day is insane, and the sight of my scalp in my mirror truly nauseates me.

sorry bout that joan, I know it doesn't matter what age , it still sucks.
and yes the fifties are not what they used to be, now everybody has access to botox and other plastic surgery stuff. So everybody , even the lady with the hawk nose or ears that stick out, will look better then us. Everything can be fixed, except hair.

I stopped looking in the mirror, otherwise my whole day is a waste.

 

[shookwun]

Hair loss has a teenager will **** you up in the head when it comes to dating, and hiding yourself, and the truth of your real identity. The combover, and hat prisoner life makes you avoid women like the plague, and put's up a security wall between you, and everything. It's the hardest battle, and I still suffer from it today. Having relationships as a teenager is crucial for development.

 

[Agustin Araujo]

I had hair loss as a teenager, my male pattern baldness started when I was 16, turning 17 in a couple of months. I suffer from Asperger's Syndrome. Before I started losing my hair, I was already suffering from low confidence and low self esteem. When my male pattern baldness kicked in at age 16, it nearly destroyed me. Besides that, the hair on the sides and back of my head started to grey prematurely, so that significantly added to the turmoil. I'm currently in my twenties and never had a girl to be with. I had interest in women when I was a teenager, though when I turned 20 years of age, I lost interest in women due to complete failure at forming relationships due to my Asperger's at limiting my social skills and society's unrealistic high expectations. I never got treatment for my social disability until recently, same with better treatments for Androgenetic Alopecia. My Asperger's has limited my social skills drastically and my male pattern baldness has had me depressed. Definitely, having relationships is crucial for development, which I was never able to achieve. At this point in my life, I haven't cared for any relationships anymore.

 

[winnyblues]

Hair loss has a teenager will **** you up in the head when it comes to dating, and hiding yourself, and the truth of your real identity. The combover, and hat prisoner life makes you avoid women like the plague, and put's up a security wall between you, and everything. It's the hardest battle, and I still suffer from it today. Having relationships as a teenager is crucial for development.

So ****ing true. Im the biggest hat prisoner and argh so ****dd

 

[bilboswaggins]

bilboswaggins: Totally false about "a little bit of diffuse or scalp showing." If that were my case, I'd get some extensions and that'd be that. The amount of hair I lose every single day is insane, and the sight of my scalp in my mirror truly nauseates me.

Can you learn to read b4 getting on my ***? Another poster said 40% of women suffer from alopecia to which I replied MOST of this 40% have minor hairloss. Therefore, it is not really viewed as a female problem. If 40% of you went cueball bald we would have had a cure by now.

 

[shookwun]

So ****ing true. Im the biggest hat prisoner and argh so ****dd

It's ****ing hell. Worse then being a comb over artist.

I was a hat prisoner from 16-21. Comb over artist from 21-23

 

[Agustin Araujo]

Can you learn to read b4 getting on my ***? Another poster said 40% of women suffer from alopecia to which I replied MOST of this 40% have minor hairloss. Therefore, it is not really viewed as a female problem. If 40% of you went cueball bald we would have had a cure by now.

I was the one that posted 40% of women suffer from hair loss, whether it's Alopecia Androgenetica, Alopecia Areata, and/or another kind of alopecia. It's true that approximitely 40% of hair loss sufferers are female. Yes, hair loss really isn't viewed as a female problem; however, it's a problem that exists among both genders. Me personally, I do not believe very much that if women went slick bald instead of men, there would be a definite cure by now. There are many other medical conditions that do not have cures and/or optimal treatment options. Alopecia is a complex problem, and treatments aren't an option for everyone.

Yes, without any doubt, cures will be the best option possible for any medical condition.

 

[bilboswaggins]

I was the one that posted 40% of women suffer from hair loss, whether it's Alopecia Androgenetica, Alopecia Areata, and/or another kind of alopecia. It's true that approximitely 40% of hair loss sufferers are female. Yes, hair loss really isn't viewed as a female problem; however, it's a problem that exists among both genders. Me personally, I do not believe very much that if women went slick bald instead of men, there would be a definite cure by now. There are many other medical conditions that do not have cures and/or optimal treatment options. Alopecia is a complex problem, and treatments aren't an option for everyone.

Yes, without any doubt, cures will be the best option possible for any medical condition.

Maybe not some miracle cure/injection that takes you from nw7 to nw1 but we would have considerably better treatment that's for sure.

 

[bilboswaggins]

Cueball bald women are rare, yes, but of that 40% who suffer hair loss, the majority of them (using my own statistics from what I observe every day) have more than just minor hair loss.

believe it or not, the more hair loss one has the more noticeable it is. obviously the women with minor hairloss you will be unable to detect unless they stoop over and allow you to inspect their scalps. It's the same for men, many nw2s go unnoticed

 

[Armando Jose]

Uhhhhh, what? My temples are receding, which I used to cover up with my bangs. Since a few months , I'm not able to cover it up as well anymore, because my bangs are so thin now. I'm diffuse thinning all over my scalp. I'm not even close to my 50s. Wish it would wait till I was 55. We are just as much hair loss sufferers as you are. If you lose hair and suffer from it, which I do, you're a 'hair loss sufferer', right or right?

Acording to my idea, try to cover up whith bangs have only a temporary effect because these hairs are more affected by common hairloss, idem wuth perms in women. It is better than hairs can touch themselves, to avoid problems with sebum. Your case seem similar.

OTOH Don´t blame to the parents for Androgenetic Alopecia, I dont think in the existence of a BALd gene, .... there is a lot of them involucred in hair follicle ciclyng....., genetic's give us the type, density, colour etc of scalp hair. All scalp hair is the same in women and men, then the cure, and PREVENTION, must be equal.