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It is depressing as f*** to be a 21yr old nw6 in college.
How Do You Get Over The Fact That You Are A Genetic Anomaly That Doesn't Look Like 95 Percent
- Thread starter The Baldy Man
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I feel you man. College is starting again next week and Im terrified. Im 20, nw3 and diffuse thinning around my crown. For now cigarettes and alcohol, and occasionally weed numb this feeling of despair temporarily.
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Yep I am praying to God that minoxidil, finasteride, and toppik can make me look somewhat normal and presentable for my next 2 years of college. I heard somewhere that smoking can make your hair fall out don't know if it is true though.
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Hard to kick this addiction man, every time I'm depressed, I light one up and I feel better. I guess it's the reliance on nicotine that causes this temporary relief, but you're right, I should quit.
blackg
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I also heard that eating chicken vindaloo can make your hair grow back.
Don't know how true that is, though.
blackg
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Shut your Belgian ***, WPB!! (just joking)
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The hat has to come off sometime though. Only a hair transplant can bring back some peace of mind. Either Tsuji or death will be our only respite from this curse.
Baldingat188
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I live with a constant state of what I like to call "peaceful hopelessness". I know I'm fucked once my hair goes , I've already accepted that once my hair goes my life is essentially over socially and romantically speaking. Because I am not someone who can pull of baldness at all I plan to isolate myself as much as possible and just live somewhere away from people seeking pleasure in my hobbies rather then people. This is peaceful to me to think about , and although it's not my first choice it is what would happen.
But until that day that I am actually bald what do I do? Well , for one I am a hat prisoner and wear it in 95% of the time when I go out. My hair isn't even that terrible yet , but it putting a hat on saves me the effort of worrying about it. Other then wearing a hat I cope . I try to live my life as if I didn't suffer from baldness , because until the point I'm actually fully bald there is no point living like a bald person. I cope by telling myself that a cure will come soon , that medications will work, that I will bald slowly or even that a hairpiece wouldn't be that bad.
That's how I deal with it. But don't get me wrong , it still ruins my life
But until that day that I am actually bald what do I do? Well , for one I am a hat prisoner and wear it in 95% of the time when I go out. My hair isn't even that terrible yet , but it putting a hat on saves me the effort of worrying about it. Other then wearing a hat I cope . I try to live my life as if I didn't suffer from baldness , because until the point I'm actually fully bald there is no point living like a bald person. I cope by telling myself that a cure will come soon , that medications will work, that I will bald slowly or even that a hairpiece wouldn't be that bad.
That's how I deal with it. But don't get me wrong , it still ruins my life
Baldingat188
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Agree I almost can't stand to look at young people's hair ... all the different crazy styles ... but most of all how Thick it is.
To think these people are my age is weird. Baldness makes me feel like an old man. What's also funny is that hair used to be my best feature and a big part of my identity. Girls would compliment me on that , but now I am losing the main feature that allowed me to be somewhat attractive
To think these people are my age is weird. Baldness makes me feel like an old man. What's also funny is that hair used to be my best feature and a big part of my identity. Girls would compliment me on that , but now I am losing the main feature that allowed me to be somewhat attractive