I Would Give Anything To Escape This

[infinitepain]

Very good choice .



This. I laughed a bit at the post of @zircon because his father found it a "obscene amount". While I remember zircon telling in another post that his father was a millionaire.

A proper hairline with healthy hair over your scalp is pretty much priceless. Nothing can beat the peace of mind you get with it. At least that is my opinion.

All those young people spending sh*t tons of hair have rich parents.

 

[hellouser]

Why would anyone want the "going bald" look

Healthy straight hairline or death.

Because it doesn't look natural when your 30+, it's goofy looking. I also specifically said SLIGHT recession.

You wanna look like this?

 

[Folliman]

Because it doesn't look natural when your 30+, it's goofy looking. I also specifically said SLIGHT recession.

You wanna look like this?

 

[nameless]

I've booked a transplant for early next year and as the days slowly tick away I've come to realize how much hair loss has consumed my thoughts for the last five years. The worry and the sense of insecurity is profound. Every day with my partner feels like it could be my last. Only a few more strands need to go before the island formation becomes too obvious to cover up. The combover is becoming less and less effective.

The transplant will cost me a lot, an "obscene" amount by my dad's reckoning. Yet the sum is inconsequential to me. I'd give anything to escape this feeling. I would gladly give away all my money, all my future income other than the bare minimum I need to survive, if it only gave me a full head of hair back.

The weird thing is, I've had these feelings for years yet I've always thought of them as irrational. But having gotten out there and experienced life, I see now that they are quite rational: my life as a bald man will be lesser than my current one with hair. I will be thought of as a lesser person. My career will stall. Sex will likely be reduced to a joyless, transactional affair, with women who do not want me and that I myself do not want.

There is nothing I look forward to more than my transplant at this point. I thank the stars every day that I got on finasteride when I did. Not experiencing hair loss is truly one of life's greatest privileges, an incomparable blessing. I hope better days lie ahead for me.

Sorry if this thread depresses anyone, I just needed to vent.

I would give every cent I will ever make and agree to spend the rest of my life poor and on welfare and food stamps if I could have my hair back.

 

[infinitepain]

Brutal post. Just lol at coping with your subhuman genes by posting some dumb dindu that gets the fake painted hairline look.

News just in: A healthy, straight hairline will forever look good if it has a natural look.