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This thread highlights the issue with a lot of posters, their persepctives are totally twister. If she was shaving her hair for a part in a movie she wouldn't give a crap and would be happy to do it, it's because she has breast cancer.
I made it pretty clear right off the bat that the context of this thread would be specifically about the hair loss alone. I've had friends and family go through cancer, and the ones that went through chemo ALL said the worst part of it was the hair loss. Well golly gee, some of us here have been fully bald for a long time but we're made to feel like sh*t about it by society. But like Larry David once said, 'cancer bald' is a badge of courage and honour, but regular bald is genetically defective. It's not like we don't know what it means to be BALD but everyone else says 'just shave it bruh, just be confident'.
Now some of you guys are just going to brush that off and say it's the cancer that's the problem... so it really proves my point:
What are you assuming these sufferers are more devastated about, the loss of their hair (temporary) or knowing that the cancer itself might end their life?
You'd have to be out of your mind if you think I'm downplaying the cancer, LOL. Yeah, as if potential death is something to take lightly... hell, the fact that it's breast cancer and she might lose her tits should actually be the #1 concern... it's part of what defines her as a woman.
But no.. screw that, it's the shaven head that gets the most sympathy? You guys need to get your priorities checked!