Would You Date A Woman Who Wears A Wig?

[nameless]

they still want nw1

imagine subhuman kid of nw7 father and bald mother...

but probably woman with wig and man with hairsystem looksmatched

You might be right about even women with hair loss wanting NW1. I don't know or care.
If women who are losing their hair want to be alone or risk being treated bad by guys with
hair that is their decision.


I totally disagree with your posit that the baby of a balding couple will also be a balding adult.
If two people get together today hair loss will definitely be cured by the time their child is in the teens.
Anyone with any sense can see that unlimited donor hair will be here within 10 years. The Japanese
(Dr. Tsuji) team is getting close. Unlimited donor will be discovered within 5 years and then another 3 or so
years to get through trials. Children don't start losing hair before they're 10 years old.

 

[CopeForLife]

You might be right about even women with hair loss wanting NW1. I don't know or care.
If women want to be alone or risk being treated bad by guys with hair that is their decision.


I totally disagree with your posit that the baby of a balding couple will also be a balding adult.
If two people get together today hair loss will definitely be cured by the time their child is in the teens.
Anyone with any sense can see that unlimited donor hair will be here within 10 years. The Japanese
(Dr. Tsuji) team is getting close. Unlimited donor will be discovered within 5 years and then another 3 or so
years to get through trials. Children don't start losing hair when they're 10 years old.

yes my grandfather believed there will be a cure soon, he died 10 years ago

 

[nameless]

yes my grandfather believed there will be a cure soon, he died 10 years ago

You're comparing apples and oranges.

The technology that is here today versus the technology that was here 10 years ago is light years apart.

They're already growing follicles and hairs. They just need to improve on them.
The overwhelming majority of intelligent posters know that science is close to creating an unlimited donor supply.
By close I mean that the technological obstacles are almost cleared, but it will take at least a few years to get to the finish line and then through trials. Unlimited donor supply will definitely reach the marketplace within 10 years.

 

[CopeForLife]

You're comparing apples and oranges.

The technology that is here today versus the technology that was here 10 years ago is light years apart.

technologies in 199x were much more advanced than in 198x and what?

same now — people better do some advanced selfie sticks or pokemon go than cure for baldness

 

[nameless]

technologies in 199x were much more advanced than in 198x and what?

same now — people better do some advanced selfie sticks or pokemon go than cure for baldness

And the year before penicillin was invented there was no penicillin so does that mean penicillin was never invented?
And the year before the car was invented there was no car so does that mean the car was never invented?
And the year before the plane was invented there was no plane so does that mean that planes were never invented?

I'm done trying to reason with you. Unlimited donor supply will reach the marketplace within 10 years. Period.

 

[CopeForLife]

And the year before penicillin was invented there was no penicillin so does that mean penicillin was never invented?
And the year before the car was invented there was no car so does that mean the car was never invented?
And the year before the plane was invented there was no plane so does that mean that planes were never invented?

I'm done trying to reason with you. Unlimited donor supply will reach the marketplace within 10 years. Period.

penicilin was invented by accident as I recall and lol at comparing penicilin which is vital for humanity and baldness - infinite source of jokes and mocking

car and plane aren't a space technologies... it is simple mechanism

come on, there are a no-pilot multi-use space program by Elon Musk, virtual reality, powerfull smartphones but still most rich people doing combover or wear a horseshoe

even a young generation of people who work ON THE EDGE of technologies which will be invented not today BUT tomorrow - Elon Musk (did a hair transplant and on finasteride 100%), Steve Jobs (wore a horseshoe before death), Steve Ballmer (typical bald office worked), Pavel Durov (made a vk.com and Telegramm, wears a HAIR SYSTEM in 2016) – every of them are suffering hairloss and CAN'T DO ANYTHING besides finasteride, hair system and hair transplant

baldness will NOT be cure in this century for sure

 

[GoldenMane]

I would have no problem dating a woman who wears a wig, all else being equal. But my bad genes and her bad genes combined would f*** over any kids we might have so I might avoid having biological kids with her.

 

[Joan]

Would it be ok if she only wore the wig in public but in private walked around bald because the wig was uncomfortable?

 

[buckthorn]

Would it be ok if she only wore the wig in public but in private walked around bald because the wig was uncomfortable?

see this is a good point. Once again, it simply comes down to attraction. There is ONE woman in this world that I would continue to love even if she was bald with an enormous head (and she's getting f*cking married to a dousch bag). If you have that kind of bond, and you are that attracted to their face, you become like 90% blind to changes like this.

Does she have the head shape and face of Natalie Portman? yes, every guy on here would date her, no question. Or the face and head shape of rosie odonnel or something? It just all depends.

 

[buckthorn]

Would it be ok if she only wore the wig in public but in private walked around bald because the wig was uncomfortable?

That being said, I would date you no matter what Joan (if you weren't married of course), because you have a rare quality - a selfless, beautiful, giving heart.

 

[Dench57]

That being said, I would date you no matter what Joan (if you weren't married of course), because you have a rare quality - a selfless, beautiful, giving heart.

 

[nameless]

I would have no problem dating a woman who wears a wig, all else being equal. But my bad genes and her bad genes combined would f*** over any kids we might have so I might avoid having biological kids with her.

Firstly, creating a perfect hair follicle that produces a perfect hair is not quite invented yet but it is almost accomplished. Dr. Tsuji has just about accomplished this and I'm 100% certain he will nail it down within 5 years. They are already creating small imperfect follicles that produce small imperfect hairs.

Secondly, it would be on the market within 5 years after being invented. Unlimited donor supply will be on the market within 10 years.

If you had a child today he/she would always be able to have a full head of hair because unlimited donor supply will be in the marketplace before he/she starts losing hair.

 

[buckthorn]

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hahaha.. this is hilarious.. but I am serious. Joan is a REAL woman.

 

[nameless]

Would it be ok if she only wore the wig in public but in private walked around bald because the wig was uncomfortable?

Interesting question.

Fortunately for me it doesn't matter in my case because I'm not even going to bother trying to get into a relationship without my hair. I've been alone over 15 years because of this cr@p and I'm cool with spending the rest of my life alone.

That having been said, I think she should augment her attractiveness with a hairpiece for some time when they first get together. I think she should think of it the same as she thinks of makeup in the beginning of the relationship until he's crazy about her. The same as makeup can make him attracted to her in the beginning so can a hairpiece, and once she gets him strongly attracted to her then it will become less and less important as time goes on.

And not all hairpieces are uncomfortable. I tried some hairpieces years ago and some are quite comfortable.

 

[EvilLocks]

Ive been dealing with hair loss for about a year. It started off at Telogen Effluvium but now I'm told I also have Androgenetic Alopecia, which sucks! Losing her hair for a woman is quite traumatic (as it is for men) but since female baldness isn't as common and socially accepted, it causes us a lot of distress, depression and worrying about what will happen. I'm still in the very early stages (nobody can see my hair loss) and currently fighting it with Rogaine. Im single and its been hard for me to want to date since all this started. I feel very, very self conscious. I think about possibly wearing supplemental hair (topper or wig) in the future but was wondering how men felt about it. What would be your reaction if you found out that the woman you're dating wears a wig/topper?

I also would like to add that as far as I'm
concerned a guys hair doesn't matter to me at all. In fact, I dated a super attractive guy who was completely bald. Never had an issue with it.

Hi Mellie, I feel your pain... I'm a woman dealing with hair loss as well, and I absolutely hate it. I fought it with minoxidil and even spironolactone for a long time, but it didn't work... My hair loss is moderate to advanced now, but I'm wearing extensions to hide it. Like you I'm also worried what men will think about me eventually wearing a topper/wig. Can I ask you how old you are btw? (I'm 23, turning 24). Anyway, keep fighting your hair loss with treatments. Maybe you are one of the lucky ones that are successful with them, and like you said you're in the early stages which is good. There's more chance of treatment working if you do it in the early stages...

 

[nameless]

Hi Mellie, I feel your pain... I'm a woman dealing with hair loss as well, and I absolutely hate it. I fought it with minoxidil and even spironolactone for a long time, but it didn't work... My hair loss is moderate to advanced now, but I'm wearing extensions to hide it. Like you I'm also worried what men will think about me eventually wearing a topper/wig. Can I ask you how old you are btw? (I'm 23, turning 24). Anyway, keep fighting your hair loss with treatments. Maybe you are one of the lucky ones that are successful with them, and like you said you're in the early stages which is good. There's more chance of treatment working if you do it in the early stages...

I tried hair extensions 15 years ago but I felt them pulling on my hair. I think they might cause traction alopecia.

 

[EvilLocks]

I tried hair extensions 15 years ago but I felt them pulling on my hair. I think they might cause traction alopecia.

Yeah, extensions can cause traction alopecia. But I see it like this; my hair is going anyway, so might as well make it look good while I can. The extensions I'm wearing look very natural and I'm happy with them for the time being.

 

[nameless]

penicilin was invented by accident as I recall and lol at comparing penicilin which is vital for humanity and baldness - infinite source of jokes and mocking

car and plane aren't a space technologies... it is simple mechanism

come on, there are a no-pilot multi-use space program by Elon Musk, virtual reality, powerfull smartphones but still most rich people doing combover or wear a horseshoe

even a young generation of people who work ON THE EDGE of technologies which will be invented not today BUT tomorrow - Elon Musk (did a hair transplant and on finasteride 100%), Steve Jobs (wore a horseshoe before death), Steve Ballmer (typical bald office worked), Pavel Durov (made a vk.com and Telegramm, wears a HAIR SYSTEM in 2016) – every of them are suffering hairloss and CAN'T DO ANYTHING besides finasteride, hair system and hair transplant

baldness will NOT be cure in this century for sure

Of course Dr. Tsuji's work is going to lead to an unlimited donor supply within 10 years. He's already producing hair-bearing follicles.

 

[nameless]

Yeah, extensions can cause traction alopecia. But I see it like this; my hair is going anyway, so might as well make it look good while I can. The extensions I'm wearing look very natural and I'm happy with them for the time being.

You're "hair is going anyway" because of Androgenetic Alopecia and Androgenetic Alopecia does not destroy the underlying mechanism that grows hair - the follicle. Androgenetic Alopecia only shrinks the follicles. Traction alopecia does destroy the follicle. I would try to protect my follicles in case they come up with a treatment that works by activating your existing follicles.

There are integration hair systems that don't tug on hair.

It's all your decision though.

 

[nameless]

penicilin was invented by accident as I recall and lol at comparing penicilin which is vital for humanity and baldness - infinite source of jokes and mocking

car and plane aren't a space technologies... it is simple mechanism

come on, there are a no-pilot multi-use space program by Elon Musk, virtual reality, powerfull smartphones but still most rich people doing combover or wear a horseshoe

even a young generation of people who work ON THE EDGE of technologies which will be invented not today BUT tomorrow - Elon Musk (did a hair transplant and on finasteride 100%), Steve Jobs (wore a horseshoe before death), Steve Ballmer (typical bald office worked), Pavel Durov (made a vk.com and Telegramm, wears a HAIR SYSTEM in 2016) – every of them are suffering hairloss and CAN'T DO ANYTHING besides finasteride, hair system and hair transplant

baldness will NOT be cure in this century for sure

Irrelevant.

And just for the record, the guys working in "on the edge" industries are getting hair transplants and wearing hair pieces today because they do not want to wait 10 years for better treatments.