Weird (hair Related) Observations You Have Made Due To Hair Loss

Chromedome1990

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In my community marriage book published from my city, there are 240 grooms out of which only 3 are nw5/6 bald and 2 have receding hairline.

Hairloss is rare. In my college..only 5 guys were bald in 700 students.
The average height of guys is in range of 5 feet 7 to 5 feet 11.
Even girls have avg height of 5 feet 5..
only 30 girls have height below 5 feet 4 from total 200 plus girls.




One has to be extremely specific for study which all study lacks.

People not belonging to comparable groups should be completely ignored to analyse trends for giving justice to observation.

One cannot say Indian men are bald by looking 40 year or above guys people or guys who have already married.



You have to strictly look at younger comparable population for the study.
Good points all around. I think I might have thought Indians had a higher rate of hair loss because I frequently see comments posted by Indians in hair loss videos on YouTube. But then I forget that there are over 1 billion people in India.
 

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Whether a man's life will go downhill because of hair loss is a case-by-case situation and can not be generalised.

I disagree in this sense: a man's life will invariably GET WORSE in some respects due to hair loss. The degree to which it gets worse, and how much each man allows it to affect him (e.g. suicide vs. mild annoyance), will vary on a case by case basis and is dependent on myriad factors.
 

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I disagree in this sense: a man's life will invariably GET WORSE in some respects due to hair loss. The degree to which it gets worse, and how much each man allows it to affect him (e.g. suicide vs. mild annoyance), will vary on a case by case basis and is dependent on myriad factors.
You're my kind of thinker.
 

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Fewer people are going bald. Only people with super aggressive male pattern baldness, side effects to treatments, or genuine bluepillers go bald in 2018. It's rare to see a guy who goes to the gym and wears clothes that aren't sh*t go bald. The big 3 is actually normified, 1 quick google search when you start to go bald and you'll know what to do (which works for most).
It's a reason people used to wear hats and ridiculous wigs in the days before hair loss treatments.
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Honestly dude, I don't know if this is true. Plenty of balding dudes at my gym....I will try to make a tally tonight when I go for a more definitive statement

It seemed to me not many people were suffering from hairloss when I was hanging around mostly people who were below 25 for a while, but as I've been more recently spending more time with peers in late 20's-early 30's, definitely plenty of dudes who don't appear to be treating their male pattern baldness
 

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Honestly dude, I don't know if this is true. Plenty of balding dudes at my gym....I will try to make a tally tonight when I go for a more definitive statement

It seemed to me not many people were suffering from hairloss when I was hanging around mostly people who were below 25 for a while, but as I've been more recently spending more time with peers in late 20's-early 30's, definitely plenty of dudes who don't appear to be treating their male pattern baldness
The only guys losing hair at my gym are those in their 40's. I rarely see a balding guy under 40 at my gym. I would say the average Norwood for guys under 30 at my gym is a thick NW1 with no visible scalp.
 

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Yeah, homeless people, drug addicts, and alcoholics have often times a great full head of hair.

thats just because fullheads know how to party! Plus theyre usually the ones invited to them.

The only guys losing hair at my gym are those in their 40's. I rarely see a balding guy under 40 at my gym. I would say the average Norwood for guys under 30 at my gym is a thick NW1 with no visible scalp.

I have a few at my gym. They of course grow the huge beard to go with it now. Annoys me honestly.

I remember there was this one guy at the gym. I watched him a while, as there was this odd progression with him. He was a good looking guy facially and started with the thin wispy top and trimmed sides. He was part of this group of other guys who were also good looking but good hair. I noticed as time went on he got in better shape, then he started dressing better, then he shaved the head clean and threw on some (my assumption) fake glasses. The group used to talk to girls that they all knew. Know what? Not one of those girls ever payed him any more attention as he got in better shape and shaved it off lol.
He wasnt a bad looking kid and I could tell he was trying to shmooze some of them but in the end it made literally ZERO difference.
Honestly, thinking about it, I never see him anymore with the group.
 

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if a girl's not attracted to you physically it doesn't matter how much "alpha" "slayer" you are, she won't be interested.
and when baldness doesn't look good on you, a lot of girls will naturally be unattracted to it.
if you are charming enough to get her to see you, she'll probably cheat on you as soon as she finds a guy she is attracted to.

btw i work at a school, kids aged 11 - 18. not a single one is below NW1, even the 17-18 year olds. you want hair models come to the school, in 10 years of working there, i met one single student who was NW3 @ 17. he had no friends, wasn't liked by anyone, wierded people out (even me tbh) but over 50% of the male staff are bald
 

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thats just because fullheads know how to party! Plus theyre usually the ones invited to them.



I have a few at my gym. They of course grow the huge beard to go with it now. Annoys me honestly.

I remember there was this one guy at the gym. I watched him a while, as there was this odd progression with him. He was a good looking guy facially and started with the thin wispy top and trimmed sides. He was part of this group of other guys who were also good looking but good hair. I noticed as time went on he got in better shape, then he started dressing better, then he shaved the head clean and threw on some (my assumption) fake glasses. The group used to talk to girls that they all knew. Know what? Not one of those girls ever payed him any more attention as he got in better shape and shaved it off lol.
He wasnt a bad looking kid and I could tell he was trying to shmooze some of them but in the end it made literally ZERO difference.
Honestly, thinking about it, I never see him anymore with the group.
These grown out beards that are designed to elongate and project the chin make me die of laughter. they look like an erect c*** hanging from there lower third, the way its sculpted.


Complementary fitted hat to complete the look
 

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i met one single student who was NW3 @ 17. he had no friends, wasn't liked by anyone, wierded people out (even me tbh) but over 50% of the male staff are bald

I just don't get it. people just start throwing random observations out there like if it's a standard. i remember my highschool days there was a lot of weird introverted guys with no friends not a single one of them had hairloss they usually had those emo haircut and were always with their earphones on, does this mean that i can assume that all nw1+earphones = automatically no friends. you can't just start generalizing your personal observations to any situation.

Correlation never means causation.
 

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i'm not saying the guy was wierd because he was a NW3, i am saying it didn't help in people's perception of him... if a guy with a skinhead and a woman in a nuns habit walk into a shop, the skinhead is going to be the one watched by security... the same with societies perception of people with NW3+ when it doesn't suit their face
 

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I just don't get it. people just start throwing random observations out there like if it's a standard. i remember my highschool days there was a lot of weird introverted guys with no friends not a single one of them had hairloss they usually had those emo haircut and were always with their earphones on, does this mean that i can assume that all nw1+earphones = automatically no friends. you can't just start generalizing your personal observations to any situation.

Correlation never means causation.

The emo dudes I've met usually have a small, loyal friendship group and slam prime puss. It's not a generalisation, bald is disgustingly ugly, it doesn't take a team of investigators to figure out why they're less likely to have a large friendship group or attractive friends.

The correlation doesn't mean causation point isn't relevant here either. Baldness IS a cause of finding it hard to make and retain friends or have relationships with the opposite sex. An example of correlation doesn't mean causation might be that hairloss sufferers are more likely to have prostate or migraine issues, but this doesn't mean that hairloss itself causes these. This is completely different situation, because baldness is a fundamental CAUSE of this issue. Don't quote something in big bold letters when you genuinely don't even understand what you're saying.

Also get less offended by statistically accurate generalisations. Of course every case individually is different, but don't pretend that its not a fundamental causal factor in the general population.
 

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The emo dudes I've met usually have a small, oyal friendship group and slam prime puss. It's not a generalisation, bald is disgustingly ugly, it doesn't take a team of investigators to figure out why they're less likely to have a large friendship group or attractive friends.

The correlation doesn't mean causation point isn't relevant here either. Baldness IS a cause of finding it hard to make and retain friends or have relationships with the opposite sex. An example of correlation doesn't mean causation might be that hairloss sufferers are more likely to have prostate or migraine issues, but this doesn't mean that hairloss itself causes these. This is completely different situation, because baldness is a fundamental CAUSE of this issue. Don't quote something in big bold letters when you genuinely don't even understand what you're saying.

Also get less offended by statistically accurate generalisations. Of course every case individually is different, but don't pretend that its not a fundamental causal factor in the general population.
Looks like you're the one offended. Everything you said is based on your own opinion don't bring statistics into this. once you'll unbridle your mind about this hairloss obesession of yours, you'll see that there are more relevant factors to whether you can make friends and 'slam prime puss' than hairloss itslef. Yes hairloss is going to hit you like a train, but is it why your friends will start avoiding you or is it because your self esteem took a hit and changed your behavior around them ? that's all i'm saying. you're still young you haven't had the full picture yet. And the fact that you haven't even lost a substantial amount of hair that would impact your social life the way you claim it did, is to me a confirmation of what i'm saying.

And i think i might have a pretty good idea of what Correlation never means causation (look at my big bold letters) means. i'm a business intelligence analyst.
 
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