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When does uni start?
Mid September! I'm stoked
When does uni start?
Dante with his self-deprecating crippling depression,
Surgically attach a hat to your head.
No, a hair piece is out of the question. I would be extremely paranoid, and I don't need any more stress or frustration, I need more piece of mind. More stress would surely lead me to a nervous breakdown.
No, a hair piece is out of the question. I would be extremely paranoid, and I don't need any more stress or frustration, I need more piece of mind. More stress would surely lead me to a nervous breakdown.
I posted this a while ago. Check it out.
I would do this IF I wasnt such a sweaty mess. One workout in the gym and this thing would slip off my head like a buttered pancake.
If I was able to do it though I would want to go all out. I think they need a way to just shave the head and keep hair from growing then be able to attach a piece there that would hold for MONTHS easy under any circumstances.
on a side note though (and not to sound negative) imagine the gut punch you feel when you see that on your head a couple weeks then have to get it redone and in one swoop its gone and you are Norwood NINE! I think I would pass out.
Also with the hair cloning conversation. The only real hindrance to cloning the hair I remember was the awkward growth. They could never get the cloned hair to grow and stay in any pattern like normal hair would grow. It was to random. Personally if they could LOAD my head with awkward pubie hair I could just cut down to 1 guard but have a thick awesome hair line Id take that over the latter.
I posted this a while ago. Check it out.
I would do this IF I wasnt such a sweaty mess. One workout in the gym and this thing would slip off my head like a buttered pancake.
If I was able to do it though I would want to go all out. I think they need a way to just shave the head and keep hair from growing then be able to attach a piece there that would hold for MONTHS easy under any circumstances.
on a side note though (and not to sound negative) imagine the gut punch you feel when you see that on your head a couple weeks then have to get it redone and in one swoop its gone and you are Norwood NINE! I think I would pass out.
Also with the hair cloning conversation. The only real hindrance to cloning the hair I remember was the awkward growth. They could never get the cloned hair to grow and stay in any pattern like normal hair would grow. It was to random. Personally if they could LOAD my head with awkward pubie hair I could just cut down to 1 guard but have a thick awesome hair line Id take that over the latter.
Well, according to that "Noah" dude, you can swim, water-ski, scuba dive, AND wrestle alligators for fun and the thing will stay attached.
And speaking of a "gut punch", can you see some hot chick at a salon peeling one of those things off the head of some fat, middle-age bald man.
LOL
How those girls can stay professional and not break into a full-blown belly laugh is beyond me.
The poor schmoes must be MORTIFIED sitting there watching that get done.
Not hard to see why many wearers now opt for the do-it-yourself approach.
Ben Affleck ...
He's been wearing since the late 90's. .
Not a viable solution for hair loss.
There is 2 other guys in the hair piece section that recently tried one also. Both couldnt bother with the upkeep, maitenance and constantly living your life behind the safety of your piece.You're one of the (extremely) rare guys who actually tried a hair piece and saw how it wasn't a viable solution at all.
My father has been telling me the same since I was 19, the only advantage of a hair piece? You look like you have a full head of hair.
The disadvantages? The list just doesn't end, your life is pretty much over, forget about doing everything that's fun, plus the constant paranoia.
I've banged 15 different girls this year with my thin hair transplant on my head, no girl looked twice at it.
I could completely let myself go and enjoy the experience. This would have been absolutely impossible with a rug on my head.
People should just stop mentioning hair pieces unless they have tried one themselves.
My father did, his feedback? A nightmare. Shookwun did, his feedback? A nightmare.
The dozens and dozens of guys my father has seen at his supplier tried.
Their feedback? They moved back to Horseshoe City. They all gave up.
Other people have tried on various forums, and they all came to the same conclusion:
Not a viable solution for hair loss.
Only option would be to wear a hat 24/7.My father.
He says you have to be a bit crazy in the head to be willing to put up with that sh*t.
Most hair piece wearers come to their senses, and realize:
"Do I really want to give up on my life just so I can pretend I have hair on my head?"
Any sane person would ditch the hair piece.
I'll be travelling to Indonesia in a few weeks, visiting places like this one:
Going there with a hair piece? Braving the sun? The extreme heat? The salt water? Forget about it, you can't.
What sane person would say: "Nah, not going there, wouldn't be good for my hair piece! Can't wait to spend my whole life in my living room! With hair!"