sundevilb3
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I'm forgoing an opportunity to meet friends at a bar/lounge tonight because I am not sure if wearing my hat is acceptable. I sure am letting my fuckin' hair ruin my chances to enjoy life. Any suggestions?
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ali777
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Try to be strong and don't let your hairloss rule your life.
I know it's easier said than done, but you have to try. Burying your head in the sand is not the solution.
When my hairloss started bothering me, I started noticing how common it is. Maybe next time you go out, you can look around you and see that it's rather common.
I know it's easier said than done, but you have to try. Burying your head in the sand is not the solution.
When my hairloss started bothering me, I started noticing how common it is. Maybe next time you go out, you can look around you and see that it's rather common.
Night
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When I wasn't worried about my hair I never noticed balding in people. The only people that will look at you are other hair loss suffers.
I remember when I was in high school I hung out with a friend that would ALWAYS pick on a kid. This kid had really bad diffuse thinning at like 16, didn't help himself that he put a glob of gel in his hair. Anyway the friend would always call him Rogaine and laugh at him. I didn't really think it was cool at the time. Anyway flash forward 3 months and my friend got a hair cut, like short. He started to gel and spike his hair and he was diffuse thinning really bad too. As a joke I called him Chemo. He didn't seem to be offended, but he probably was. I wasn't trying to be a jerk, though its not like he was that sensitive to other kids and he would always talk sh*t about me too. He used to poke fun at everything I did.
That is a bit of a rant. Anyway I have a shin dig tomorrow with friends, first time seeing a bunch of them with my short hair. I don't expect them to notice the thinning and if they do I don't think they will say anything as they don't care either way.
I remember when I was in high school I hung out with a friend that would ALWAYS pick on a kid. This kid had really bad diffuse thinning at like 16, didn't help himself that he put a glob of gel in his hair. Anyway the friend would always call him Rogaine and laugh at him. I didn't really think it was cool at the time. Anyway flash forward 3 months and my friend got a hair cut, like short. He started to gel and spike his hair and he was diffuse thinning really bad too. As a joke I called him Chemo. He didn't seem to be offended, but he probably was. I wasn't trying to be a jerk, though its not like he was that sensitive to other kids and he would always talk sh*t about me too. He used to poke fun at everything I did.
That is a bit of a rant. Anyway I have a shin dig tomorrow with friends, first time seeing a bunch of them with my short hair. I don't expect them to notice the thinning and if they do I don't think they will say anything as they don't care either way.
Thinneritgoes!
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Same exact thing here my friend.
Its currently 4:30 am. I got home from work yesterday and had at least 4 different offers to go out. I made up excuses to everyone and sat on my couch and slept/watched a movie. Now I'm wide awake this early.
Hairloss has taken complete control of my life. I really never thought it would come this far. :badmood:
Its currently 4:30 am. I got home from work yesterday and had at least 4 different offers to go out. I made up excuses to everyone and sat on my couch and slept/watched a movie. Now I'm wide awake this early.
Hairloss has taken complete control of my life. I really never thought it would come this far. :badmood:
ali777
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When I went out for the Halloween, I had a chat with a nice looking girl who was 18. I personally don't feel comfortable with the idea of going out with someone under 25. If she was a bit older I might have tried to take it further, but I gave up too quickly.
optimus prime
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IBM said:
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Oh dear. You didn't even say they were old enough for relations, just 'ready' enough.