uncomfortable man said:Brighton, I can obviously relate to your story. I've had complete strangers make rude remarks towards me while uncovered out in public.
Sorry for off-topic, but is this you on avatar pic:
If so, I really can't understand rude comments, because to me you look like a Jason Statham's brother and I guess there's not much people who would mess around with him. Ergo...
On a second thought it may be a thing of social environment. I'm 27 now and I know more and more bald and/or balding guys but I've never heard anyone making jokes of them. Never. And to illustrate this - I've been to Zakinthos a month ago and a guy working at the biggest club there told me how much he liked working with people from my country because they just want to party and follow the club instructions, while one the other hand a big part of English guests acts like animals (trashing the clubs, streets, smart talking to staff...). I'm not saying English people are uneducated morons because I know quite few great English guys and girls, but since we're all humans, it's probably the culture that makes us different in general.
P.s. I also got a balding joke couple of weeks ago. I was just hanging around infront of the club with some friends (and we were pretty drunk already) and a girl friend made a joke about me going bald. There was a friend besides me (to whose crown Propecia made an immense change) who added that he's also probably gonna be bald in a matter of years. I know both of them for many years and we're good friends so there was no hard feelings. I actually felt a bit relieved not having to hide my losing temples infront of her, because I knew she didn't mean anything bad by that. And that's a reason why balding gets easier with years - there's so much more people balding that it isn't that obvious anymore. And if you sport a shaved look and get remarks for that at the same age as I am, that's really a troubling situation and I feel for you, OP.