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Yes, I do feel it is harder. For some people I guess it is no big deal. A lot of people who are older and had decades of good hair and who have plenty of bald cohorts in their age group see it as not a big deal. There are some people like my family who sympathize and who help me. I just can never picture myself as "a bald guy" let alone let other people know I am one. I used to take such pride in my hair and it truly feel like I have lost something. I feel like less of a person and less of a man knowing that I can't grow my hair out like it was before and that is pretty traumatizing to me.
Some minutes ago I was peeking on Facebook on the profile of this 8/10 cutie with an immense ego. Her profile pic is with this handsome, long-surfer haired, smiling hunk Chad dressed smart. Something about him was a bit off though. Then it dawned upon me: his face is below average. Ugly horse smile, ugly nose, beady eyes, no facial hair. He just had the cheekbones and jawbones right. Yet he is handsome, like 8.5/10. Why? Because that f****r has f*****g a NW0.5 with the density of a black hole, with grown out wavy hair that makes him look like a f*****g charming prince out of a fairy tale.
Hair is everything for many people. Imagine this hunk if he lost his hair to a thin NW3: he would look, I tell you, like 5/10 retard. And he would not have scored such a high quality pussy. You did good in taking pride in your hair because hair is important as f***. It makes or breaks a man. We the redpilled can't forget this. Either lobotomy, fight or death.