We are smart enough to care I guess.
The opposite is true. The brightest ones don't let natural balding consume precious time. I wish i'd have been one of those people.
Denial. Ignorance. Lack of self-awareness.
We are smart enough to care I guess.
The opposite is true. The brightest ones don't let natural balding consume precious time. I wish i'd have been one of those people.
Strap yourselves in folks. This is gonna be a long one.
I really don't agree with the whole idea that you should ignore baldness. I guess if you're "lucky enough not to care" then good for you.
But that doesn't mean it won't influence what other people think of you or how they interact with you.
I really don't agree with the whole idea that you should ignore baldness. I guess if you're "lucky enough not to care" then good for you.
But that doesn't mean it won't influence what other people think of you or how they interact with you.
Strap yourselves in folks. This is gonna be a long one.
Confidence again. Too bad you positivers never give a definition of it.
It means you can predict a situation based on experience.
As a bald man, you can be confident that a night out in a club or a bar won't end with you having sex with a hot girl.
So yeah, confidence goes a long way. Yet, judging by the amount of bald guys I see in clubs, some of them aren't quite confident yet.
If they were, they would know that they are wasting their time.
You see what I did here?
Now stop using that word, especially when you don't even know its definition.
yet i see hundreds of bald guys not caring, including my dad, so the point you're making is irrelevant.You will care. So this argument is irrelevant. You're human, you're a social animal, you care.
yet i see hundreds of bald guys not caring, including my dad, so the point you're making is irrelevant.
And decent looking women. And people who make fun of you.
it's what's in your head, not on it. If you were ever truly attractive, your many other "attractive" qualities will show. Otherwise, you were never really attractive and just had nice hair at some point in your lifeAs someone who has lived as both an attractive and unattractive person, I can tell you that the quality of life between the two is not even comparable.
it's what's in your head, not on it. If you were ever truly attractive, your many other "attractive" qualities will show. Otherwise, you were never really attractive and just had nice hair at some point in your life
''what other people think of you'' this sounds so pathetic, you should NOT care what others think of you.
it's what's in your head, not on it. If you were ever truly attractive, your many other "attractive" qualities will show. Otherwise, you were never really attractive and just had nice hair at some point in your life
cause i can read their mind? duh...How do you know that they don't care?
Confidence in themselves about what?!
Typical rationalizations that we tell ourselves as we're starting to lose our hair. Been there, done that.
"Look at 'random bald guy' (celebrity or among your acquaintances), he's doing great!".
None of these things will help you feel better, it might for a few days, weeks or months, but you will come back to reality.
And the reality is that hair loss will negatively impact your life. There's no point nitpicking obvious truths like these.
Confidence is knowing you're able to do something, because you've done it before and you know it works.
You're confident that this 20 year old hottie will have sex with you, because you've done it before.
All my friends made fun of my hair loss at a point. I wasn't stupid, they're still my friends, because they're great people.
Feel free to tell all your potential girlfriends, friends and family to f-ck off because they're "shallow people".
What will you do after that? Live on as a hermit on an island as whatevr said?!
Haha, and the icing on the cake! "It's what's in your head that counts!" You cane find posts from 1999 on forums saying that BS.
Always uttered by borderline fullheads of course. Again, it won't help you. Because in the end, reality will remain reality.
Baldness will remain ugly, baldness will put you at the bottom of the social totem pole. People will mock you for it, women will turn you down for it.
And many opportunities you might have had with a full head of hair will be lost. Those moments you might have lived, they will never happen.
Bottom line: hold on to that hair, get a transplant, do everything in your power to have some hair on your head. Or suffer the consequences.
Like a broken record as always but you ignore the facts...i.e that many guys do just fine regardless.
The guys that do fine are obviously not bothered by hair loss (to the point that we are). And we are here because we ARE bothered and can't look past it. The fact that some guy lives fine as a bald guy has no bearing on ME because I can't possibly do the same. Because I care, and I don't want to pretend that I don't. So, **** me, for caring I guess, but I do. And it's not going to make it any easier for me that someone else doesn't.