The Ridiculous Daily Reality Of A Hair Loss Sufferer

[buckthorn]

Every year rutting season starts earlier and earlier for our dear Buck.
Just no tongue please.*

*refer to post #16

I am neither a buck nor a thorn. rather an invasive tree nobody loves that sheds it's delicate leaves in the frost, revealing it's ugly branches.

 

[Rudiger]

Dont forget saying bye-bye to a perfectly functioning dick or your sex drive. Get hair but then realize you cant perform in bed as a fullhead.

Hellouser you made this generalisation.

 

[Rudiger]

I can pretty much guarantee that's the end of hellouser in this thread.

 

[Roberto_72]

What a beautiful man, with a beautiful smile. This may be the dutasteride talking, but I think I want to kiss him on the lips.

*Dead*

 

[Agustin Araujo]

whatevr, good post.

But yes, I know exactly where you're coming from. If anything, I think one of the most ridiculous and saddening part of our reality is that all the approved treatments we use for balding weren't even intended originally to treat hair loss. I wouldn't be surprised either that if Finasteride and Minoxidil were never noted to help treat Androgenetic Alopecia, we'd still have absolutely no available approved treatment to this day considering the uncaring nature society has towards hair loss.

 

[whatevr]

You know, there was that guy a while back claiming Propecia made him gay. He got booed out of the forum.
I say we should be more tolerant and open-minded of people's side effects.

 

[buckthorn]

Hey man, I've done nothing! I hope that reply over PM I once gave about hair transplants was useful. I tried to put as much personal experience as I could, which may have been what you wanted. You shouldn't fret over this though, you have a solution which will pretty much fix at least 80-90% of the problem. Emphasis on front to back surgery will ensure that the only area which may be slightly thin is the crown. But it's possible you could actually get full coverage with hair grown out, since it's thick and wavy.

seriously, wolfpack, you're going to make me cry you beautiful son of a b**ch.

haha.. just playing. Yeah man, that advice was SUPER helpful. Makes me glad I found this place. I didn't even know these forums existed before I ruined myself with my first hair transplant. It will be a GLORIOUS day when a trust worthy surgeon (hopefully Erdogan) will both blend in those old grafts with a head full of new grafts and fill in the strip scar. I honestly don't care if it's diffused. Just knowing it WON'T fall out permanently will be a billion lb weight off my back.