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You've Got To Be Masculine To Pull Off Significant Hair Loss

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EvilLocks said:
He's average+ Definitely not hard to look at - at all, but wouldn't look twice if he passed me on the street either. Someone who blends in with the average crew, but is still good looking enough to get a cute girl. His hair is his saving grace.
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Yeah, hair loss would kill him.

I bet he does very well irl what with the fame and success.
 
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JohnsonDDG said:
Haha harsh. I think he would do ok. He's not your cup of tea because he's not athletic but some women would go for him,
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No i think he jus looks obnoxious. Maybe its the pic.
 
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Baldhurts said:
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I feel bad that you struggle with anxiety and a confidence that does not match your aesthetics. You know what I rated you (which was not low), but I might up the rating a level after seeing your physique. Honestly your hair is your only flaw, and with all your other redeeming qualities it's not even that significant. I see absolutely no reason why you couldn't get yourself a cute 7-8/10 and keep her, sincerely. If not I don't know what's wrong with the girls around you, that make them fail to see what a good looking guy you are. I might be more forgiving of hair loss because I'm bald myself, but you honestly have a lot going for you. I hope you continue to work on yourself (inside) and realize your worth.
 
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EvilLocks said:
I feel bad that you struggle with anxiety and a confidence that does not match your aesthetics. You know what I rated you (which was not low), but I might up the rating a level after seeing your physique. Honestly your hair is your only flaw, and with all your other redeeming qualities it's not even that significant. I see absolutely no reason why you couldn't get yourself a cute 7-8/10 and keep her, sincerely. If not I don't know what's wrong with the girls around you, that make them fail to see what a good looking guy you are. I might be more forgiving of hair loss because I'm bald myself, but you honestly have a lot going for you. I hope you continue to work on yourself (inside) and realize your worth.
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Haha are you asking for a topless picture?

I think we should demand it!
 
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sunchyme1 said:
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going off topically slightly.......why does this discoloration happen to the scalp? doesnt seem to happen to the rest of the face

is it just sun damage?

looks f*****g awful
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This. This is f*****g why I'm on this forum. You people have the Norwood eye.

I thought A LOT about that discoloration on bald scalps. It does not happen on non bald area, no matter how much you shave them so it doesn't seem to be age related (saw 2mm buzzed NW2 70 year olds with no sign of this discoloration).
In my opinion it might be related to two things, not mutually exclusive:

1) Sun damage. Sunrays tend to damage skin. How come this kind of phenomenon does not happen straight on the forehead, but only and exclusively on the Norwood area?

2) Scalp tightening. A tighter scalp creates constant fractures in the skin and a scar like appearance on the top of the head. The scalp tightening contribution to balding has long been talked about, but never proved so it's unscientific to talk about it as an official cause of hair loss. I am deeply convinced it has something to do with balding, especially with vertex barring and hairline recession, since I've always noticed that fullheads can move their scalp NO MATTER THE AGE, while baldheads cannot. I notice it every day on my self: the horseshoe eternal hair area has a way looser scalp than the barren NW3 temples. It makes me rage for some reason because I feel it's linked with hair loss. I do scalp exercises every day when I'm alone. The cause might be DHT itself.

As always, the scientific community never answered this question. How can a very common discoloration on bald heads go completely unnoticed to doctors? Because we're a kind of subhumans to the fullhead/woman eye.
 
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JohnsonDDG said:
Yes, younger women prefer twink type bodies. Hence the popularity of Robert Pattison and Biebar with young women and the popularity of men such as Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pine with 25 plus women.

I think you can 'man up' your appearance though - even If you are not naturally that manly/
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I've worked so f*****g hard in the past 2 years to lose 60 lbs. I now have a below average weight for my height. And it's not good enough.

But I've come to accept that as a man with narrow bones, particularly arms/wrists/hands/face (my shoulders and legs are comparatively good), I need to maintain a very low BF%. It's depressing but I need to lose another 15 or 20 lbs in addition to the 60 I need to keep off. At least I'm fasting again after a month of being depressed and gorging on food like a tool, and in a couple months I can hit the gym again. My surgery is next week.
 
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Guzam said:
This. This is f*****g why I'm on this forum. You people have the Norwood eye.

I thought A LOT about that discoloration on bald scalps. It does not happen on non bald area, no matter how much you shave them so it doesn't seem to be age related (saw 2mm buzzed NW2 70 year olds with no sign of this discoloration).
In my opinion it might be related to two things, not mutually exclusive:

1) Sun damage. Sunrays tend to damage skin. How come this kind of phenomenon does not happen straight on the forehead, but only and exclusively on the Norwood area?

2) Scalp tightening. A tighter scalp creates constant fractures in the skin and a scar like appearance on the top of the head. The scalp tightening contribution to balding has long been talked about, but never proved so it's unscientific to talk about it as an official cause of hair loss. I am deeply convinced it has something to do with balding, especially with vertex barring and hairline recession, since I've always noticed that fullheads can move their scalp NO MATTER THE AGE, while baldheads cannot. I notice it every day on my self: the horseshoe eternal hair area has a way looser scalp than the barren NW3 temples. It makes me rage for some reason because I feel it's linked with hair loss. I do scalp exercises every day when I'm alone. The cause might be DHT itself.

As always, the scientific community never answered this question. How can a very common discoloration on bald heads go completely unnoticed to doctors? Because we're a kind of subhumans to the fullhead/woman eye.
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Probably related to the angle of the rays hitting the skin and how much it is exposed along with excessive oils from sebum and it's probably fried.
 
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