Hair transplant is no better ethically than wigs

Capone

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Ok.
 

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notsohairymon

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OP is tackling double standards. But many double standards still exist in society, it is what it is...

Although I really think society in general is more accepting of hair systems than 10 years ago. Seen many comments from younger women who don't care about it. Hell and if she cares, she wasn't worth a long term relation anyway, wearing a system is a good filter in some sense.

I think you're half right, I think SOME younger women don't care about it anymore, but many still do, well.....because unless they are not very good looking they like CAN!

But I think it's far more accepting, perhaps almost universally, by middle aged women than it used to be.
 

Derek Clapton

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Ethical? Sorry .... what the f-ck are you talking about?
He's just bought a wig because he can't afford a transplant, has buyer's remorse, but the seller has a no refund policy.
 
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