monty1978 said:Trust me if you have an unusual shaped head and start to lose hair, you will never get laid.
I have a less then flattering-shaped head and I get laid much much more than I did before the hair loss.
monty1978 said:Trust me if you have an unusual shaped head and start to lose hair, you will never get laid.
imlosinit said:He's Indo/Pak/Desi. (Doctor, surprise surprise). But he was raised in Canada and has made every effort to find someone local. Since he's his family's golden boy, there is some pressure for him to find a knockout. He's not moving to another country, he's a world traveller, but now he's also looking for prospective mates on his journeys.
btw, this isnt an uncommon occurrence. many people end up returning to their home countries to bag a wife.
CaptainForehead said:Since he has been with different ethnicities, is there a difference in the way different cultures percieve baldness? I believe asians view baldness very negatively.
Is he in shape? Or is he overweight?
imlosinit said:He's in decent shape. I'd post a pic but I'm scared he's on this site too! lol
Re south asians, young girls refer to guys over 40 as "Uncle" even if the man is not really their uncle. It's a term of respect accorded to anyone who's clearly older than you. They'll use the equivalent of "brother" if the guy is around 1-7 years older. They're not uncles yet.
Anyway, it's no coincidence that bald guys get the "Uncle" label real quick. Personally, I've decided that i"m gonna get a piece rather than a crappy looking hair transplant. With a piece I wont rush into Uncle-dom so quickly lol
ps as i said, i do alot of travelling over there and as a norwood spotter, im always shocked at the density of hair that guys have there. my older bro (nw6) pointed one guy out in his late 40s and said "holy ----, that guy doesnt even have a part!" lol
hairlosshippie said:Imlosinit- what is a hairpiece going to get you? When you meet a woman and actually start liking someone, how will you explain the rug? Doesn't sound like something that would go over too well....
hairlosshippie said:Imlosinit- what is a hairpiece going to get you? When you meet a woman and actually start liking someone, how will you explain the rug? Doesn't sound like something that would go over too well....
AoR said:hairlosshippie said:Imlosinit- what is a hairpiece going to get you? When you meet a woman and actually start liking someone, how will you explain the rug? Doesn't sound like something that would go over too well....
I think as long as you are honest about it it shouldn't be a problem for the right person.
s.a.f said:AoR said:hairlosshippie said:Imlosinit- what is a hairpiece going to get you? When you meet a woman and actually start liking someone, how will you explain the rug? Doesn't sound like something that would go over too well....
I think as long as you are honest about it it shouldn't be a problem for the right person.
But then the same could be said of baldness.
There is a fundemental difference between an nw3 and an nw5. It is the difference between being bald vs. having a full head of hair in the eyes of the average passerby. Even with a shaved head, you would look way better than an nw5 with a shaved head because you still have stubble up there as opposed to an exposed pink scalp and a still visible horseshoe.hairlosshippie said:But, with your logic, you're basically saying women prefer my goofy nw3.5 hairline as opposed to me shaving my head? There's no explanation to me why the amount of women coming around didn't decrease when my hair was extremely noticeable. PM me and I'll send you a picture link of me and my ugly hairline if you want. The proof is in the pudding.
Yes, we know life is a b**ch but evoking the image of a malnourished African child that can be fed with only pennies a day isn't going to make me forget or make my immediate situation any less relevant. If I was writing a letter to my sponsored child then I would refrain from complaining about my lack of hair but this is the impact section of the HairLossTalk.com FFS. Your "lessons" and attempts to trivialize our suffering aren't entirely appreciated.hairlosshippie said:Look at this forum. We've been born into a developing country with education, technology, FOOD EVERY DAY, jobs, money, and accessibility to almost anything. Really, imagine for one second living in the bottom poorest 60 countries in the world. I've lived in some and visited quite a few...we're f*cking lucky and blessed in more ways than one can count.
Here's the TRUTH. The TRUTH is that life is a b**ch. You could have no arms, be deformed, handicapped, sick with cancer, etc. Instead we've been dealt with only losing our hair like millions of other men. You've been dealt a card. You choose to let it rule your life or become a stumbling block that you step over like SO MANY MEN already have. I'm not saying I've fully gotten over it, but it's required if you want to have any type of fulfilling life instead of becoming a prisoner to your sorrows that EVERYONE has.
HairPieceMan said:people can be affected by depression based on things far less than hairloss.
look at kurt cobain, he shot himself yet he was a rockstar, had a full head of hair late teens,early 20s +, girls all over him as well (I assume).
his life was great, he got everything (hair,height,fame,money,women), yet he feels like sh*t and kills himself, he felt his life wasn't worth loving due to x,y,z.
uncomfortable man said:There is a fundemental difference between an nw3 and an nw5. It is the difference between being bald vs. having a full head of hair in the eyes of the average passerby. Even with a shaved head, you would look way better than an nw5 with a shaved head because you still have stubble up there as opposed to an exposed pink scalp and a still visible horseshoe.hairlosshippie said:But, with your logic, you're basically saying women prefer my goofy nw3.5 hairline as opposed to me shaving my head? There's no explanation to me why the amount of women coming around didn't decrease when my hair was extremely noticeable. PM me and I'll send you a picture link of me and my ugly hairline if you want. The proof is in the pudding.
uncomfortable man said:Yes, we know life is a b**ch but evoking the image of a malnourished African child that can be fed with only pennies a day isn't going to make me forget or make my immediate situation any less relevant. If I was writing a letter to my sponsored child then I would refrain from complaining about my lack of hair but this is the impact section of the HairLossTalk.com FFS. Your "lessons" and attempts to trivialize our suffering aren't entirely appreciated.hairlosshippie said:Look at this forum. We've been born into a developing country with education, technology, FOOD EVERY DAY, jobs, money, and accessibility to almost anything. Really, imagine for one second living in the bottom poorest 60 countries in the world. I've lived in some and visited quite a few...we're f*cking lucky and blessed in more ways than one can count.
Here's the TRUTH. The TRUTH is that life is a b**ch. You could have no arms, be deformed, handicapped, sick with cancer, etc. Instead we've been dealt with only losing our hair like millions of other men. You've been dealt a card. You choose to let it rule your life or become a stumbling block that you step over like SO MANY MEN already have. I'm not saying I've fully gotten over it, but it's required if you want to have any type of fulfilling life instead of becoming a prisoner to your sorrows that EVERYONE has.
monty1978 said:I actually think fat people look better bald than thin people.
HairPieceMan said:people can be affected by depression based on things far less than hairloss.
look at kurt cobain, he shot himself yet he was a rockstar, had a full head of hair late teens,early 20s +, girls all over him as well (I assume).
his life was great, he got everything (hair,height,fame,money,women), yet he feels like sh*t and kills himself, he felt his life wasn't worth loving due to x,y,z.
yet there are people that walk for hours a day just to get water to survive the next day, none of them are suicidal yet their lives are pretty sh*t in comparison.
for the record i have contemplated suicide JUST BECAUSE of hairloss from the ages of 19-24 (NW5 @ 23/24, diffusing in NW5 pattern at 19).
I have a right to feel this way about my problem regardless of how many people are in wheelchairs at 19 due to a bus accident or whatever.
hairloss is different, some people just CAN NOT handle going bald and live in solitude.
s.a.f said:imlosinit said:I have a 32 year old friend average looking guy. He's is an accomplished doctor and univ prof here with aggressive hair loss. He's from a culture where the parents do the matchmaking and "on paper" he's a great catch.
He's pursuing girls between 20-27 and he's probably "talked to" about 300 girls. He's a picky guy so these girls are all above average looking (i.e. his parents are looking for hot girls). Anyway, he's been nixed by all the girls he's liked out of this group (approx 40 or so).
I would have thought some of these women might have taken the plunge just for the financial security and giant home. Not to mention, he's a very nice guy who would treat his spouse right. But no one bit.
He is now focussing his efforts overseas to countries where women still have "financial security" high on their priority list. So, in this case, the hairloss killed him.
I think I'd much rather be single than just be a meal ticket for some desperate woman with no sense of independance or integrity.
uncomfortable man said:There is a fundemental difference between an nw3 and an nw5. It is the difference between being bald vs. having a full head of hair in the eyes of the average passerby. Even with a shaved head, you would look way better than an nw5 with a shaved head because you still have stubble up there as opposed to an exposed pink scalp and a still visible horseshoe.hairlosshippie said:But, with your logic, you're basically saying women prefer my goofy nw3.5 hairline as opposed to me shaving my head? There's no explanation to me why the amount of women coming around didn't decrease when my hair was extremely noticeable. PM me and I'll send you a picture link of me and my ugly hairline if you want. The proof is in the pudding.
Yes, we know life is a b**ch but evoking the image of a malnourished African child that can be fed with only pennies a day isn't going to make me forget or make my immediate situation any less relevant. If I was writing a letter to my sponsored child then I would refrain from complaining about my lack of hair but this is the impact section of the HairLossTalk.com FFS. Your "lessons" and attempts to trivialize our suffering aren't entirely appreciated.hairlosshippie said:Look at this forum. We've been born into a developing country with education, technology, FOOD EVERY DAY, jobs, money, and accessibility to almost anything. Really, imagine for one second living in the bottom poorest 60 countries in the world. I've lived in some and visited quite a few...we're f*cking lucky and blessed in more ways than one can count.
Here's the TRUTH. The TRUTH is that life is a b**ch. You could have no arms, be deformed, handicapped, sick with cancer, etc. Instead we've been dealt with only losing our hair like millions of other men. You've been dealt a card. You choose to let it rule your life or become a stumbling block that you step over like SO MANY MEN already have. I'm not saying I've fully gotten over it, but it's required if you want to have any type of fulfilling life instead of becoming a prisoner to your sorrows that EVERYONE has.