Its mostly the wording used thats the problem. The use of the word superior. Superior gives the impression he means hes a better human being than the other guy. Had it have been worded differently, I imagein there would be a different reactionUK78 said:I think that Taugs comments have provoked an unnecesary reaction too, I think that most of us do it whether we realise or not..
haunted-ballroom said:Its mostly the wording used thats the problem. The use of the word superior. Superior gives the impression he means hes a better human being than the other guy. Had it have been worded differently, I imagein there would be a different reactionUK78 said:I think that Taugs comments have provoked an unnecesary reaction too, I think that most of us do it whether we realise or not..
person_123 said:Everybody is entitled to an opinion, especially on the internet.
Taug's opinion may have seemed harsh, but it was his to have.
He got flamed for it, because it was the opinion of others that he was wrong.
Here's how I feel: I would love for a close friend of mine, or a family member around my age, be it cousin, brother, or whoever, to have the same problems I do. It is not because I am horrible and cruel, it is because I want to be able to share my problems with somebody who understands me. Even if I do not know the person, I find it motivational to see somebody in a similar circumstance as myself. Not because it makes me feel superior, but because I see that they are getting on with their life fine, and that means I should be able to as well. I see that they are not alienated because of their hair loss, they are not "without a girlfriend", or if they are, they are coping with it just fine and getting on with life.
This next statement, however, is cruel. I would be much happier if everybody in the world was bald. That way, it would make me normal. Women don't have to be, but if every other male were bald, or suffering from male pattern baldness, I would throw my propecia away, and not worry about a single thing. It's the public that made me want hair, I myself, care not that much. I simply care about my appearance, and my appearance is outward, towards others.
Enough ranting.
person_123 said:The way I think of it is, that if a woman were bald, I would probably not want to go out with her on first impression. I wouldn't even give her a second glance probably. Same thing goes for women I guess. They wouldn't be interested in a guy if he was bald, especially if he was surrounded by a group of his Norwood 1 friends. You know deep down that if you get chosen, it wasn't because you were her first choice.
I hate male pattern baldness.
s.a.f said:Some people on here have high expectations they seem to want an absolute stunner or nothing at all. Most will end up with nothing at all.
person_123 said:The way I think of it is, that if a woman were bald, I would probably not want to go out with her on first impression. I wouldn't even give her a second glance probably.
I hate male pattern baldness.
recboi said:I've actually been reading a lot on craigslist about women and their views on baldness. They seem to say they don't care that much so long as you are still confident (which will likely be very difficult) and you don't do a combover.
IBM said:s.a.f said:Some people on here have high expectations they seem to want an absolute stunner or nothing at all. Most will end up with nothing at all.
Yes. But what is a stunner for me maybe will be common for you.