5 if you include me
You've Got To Be Masculine To Pull Off Significant Hair Loss
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5 if you include me
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Yeah, nothing athletic about the physique of a guy who consistently dominated the world's best fighters
Baldingat188
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Oh yea your right in that 2nd pic it hardly looks like you lift. lol that you tried to cheat with a "pump" photo. For a second there I almost thought you were ripped
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Yeah, nothing athletic about the physique of a guy who consistently dominated the world's best fighters
DoctorHouse
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I agree. I love food way too much to put pressure on myself to eat with no carbs. I would rather eat alot less carbs than not have any.
The worst part of hair loss for me is being envious of other men like this dude above who objectively don't look as good as I do just because they have hair. And having a very real part of you feel they DO look better than you just because of their hair - because you place so much value on it that it becomes an outsized concern/criteria when evaluating other guys' looks. It's sad.
shookwun
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Acne induced PED usage detected
Sick physique bro. Takes a ton of work. Respect.
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I'm no longer anti-carb myself. Though it is almost certainly the case that the average person eats too much sugar and white bread, some of the reactionaries leave me nauseated.
I recently got turned off by some extremists I got to know who were agitating against onions, brussel sprouts, sweet potatoes, and eggplant. They should chill.
But if you do it carbs, you can blunt the damage by:
- having the carbs at night;
- having the carbs with vinegar;
- having the carbs with dietary fibre;
- having the carbs with fat;
Separately demonstrated to have protective effects.
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I feel like you are one person who might over think the whole weight loss thing.
Side note: Has anyone else over 25 lost weight and felt it aged their face?
I think losing 30lbs has aged me 5 years.
Baldingat188
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Time to lean bulk for 3 years , get a tan , wear lifts , put rogaine on my face for a full beard and buy nice clothes
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I'm not sure if you are joking but I put rogaine on my beard and now its really full.
Before it was weak and patchy.
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Did it grow out new hairs or just thicken them?
Did it darken any of your hairs? About 1/4 of mine are kind of transparent and not as dark as the rest.
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At first it grows baby hairs that just work as filler. Then they get thicker and you get more new hairs. After around 9 months they become permanent hairs and they are thick.
It isn't a miracle cure because there are still men with thicker beards than me but now my beard does look like a proper mans beard.
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No, I've lost 60 lbs and my face looks younger.
You might have loose skin though depending on how you lost the weight.
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One guy told me that with a beard and baldness, the total number of hairs on his face will remain fixed.
What would be the best way to go about losing weight without having extra skin? im looking to drop 15-20 by this summer. Is it the cardio/weightlifting that will prevent the lose skin? When i was 17 i dropped 85 pounds in a year from 300 pounds. I am a littel scared that now that im 7 years older that the fat wont come off as easily.
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It happens to most people:
Its usually teens that get away with not ageing when losing weight