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If this was true, then most men who have hair would opting for hair removal surgery and you wouldn't see bald men saving up thousands of dollars for hair transplant surgery.
It helps that he's a rich actor. I don't think many women actually lust over him. I've never seen a woman of Patrick Stewart in her room.
you kidding dude?! women lust over patrick stewart, both young and old.
He's had more squirrel then an oak tree, if you know what I mean. It's not just because he's an actor, it's because of who he is as a person and the characters he plays. Same with other actors, like Jason Stathem. Women love that guy because he's masculine, tough, fit, but still has a soft side to him. At least, that's the kind of character he tends to play in movies, and women fall for the characters he plays.
If this was true, then most men who have hair would opting for hair removal surgery and you wouldn't see bald men saving up thousands of dollars for hair transplant surgery.
lots of men nowadays are opting to shave full heads of hair off. It's now a viable and accepted hairstyle regardless of any MPB being present, be grateful your losing your hair now and not back in the 50's-60's. Besides, just because most men can look good shaved doesn't mean they can't also look good with hair. This is a harsh truth, but if your a good looking guy, you don't need hair. If your an ugly dude, no amount of hair is going to save you. You still ugly. This goes for women to, don't matter how fit and dressed to the 9's you are, your still ugly. It's all about facial structure/features/symmetry. Example: Jude law. Still a seriously good looking dude even with a short cut, MPB thing going on. It's because his face is attractive, that's what matters. And if he's a low level dude, no amount of facial attraction is going to save him either.
Men are going to great lengths to save or replace lost hair (hair transplants are brutal, you end up with a huge scar across the back of your head) because they are WAY off base and putting WAY too much stock in the hair on the top of their head. They are misguided, plain and simple.
The men who know they are worthy of women's affection and attention regardless of how they look never even consider hair transplants, they just go with the easiest haircut and forget about it and live their life. It's all about who you are, not how you look.
If this was true, then most men who have hair would opting for hair removal surgery and you wouldn't see bald men saving up thousands of dollars for hair transplant surgery.
Boy, you sound bitter, angry and depressed. All over going bald. Simple solution: get anti-depressants, hairplugs or some perspective.
I'm not trying to fight aging. I'm perfectly comfortable with the fact that my hair will grey and I'll develop wrinkles and get physically weaker. I just don't want to take on a whole new ugly look in what are supposed to be my best years of my life. Grey hair doesn't make a guy look ugly. It doesn't change the way his face looks. I would be perfectly fine if I had Anderson Cooper's head of hair at age 25. Balding actually changes the way a guy's face looks because it throws all his previous proportions out of whack.
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My best friend (girl) started going grey at 19 (talk about an ego blow), so she started coloring it.
See, there's an easy remedy for greying hair. Being grey is always an option.
A proper comparison would be if she started greying rapidly and knew she would be totally grey in a few years and not be able to hide it.
lots of men nowadays are opting to shave full heads of hair off.
Having a shaved full head of hair looks a lot different than having a cue ball. With a shaved full head of hair, you still have the short follicles framing your face.
Having a shaved full head of hair looks a lot different than having a cue ball. With a shaved full head of hair, you still have the short follicles framing your face.
That's not shaved, that's a tight buzz. Look to vin diesel for an example, he still has hair yet shaves, and it's safe to say he's lusted after by women. Again, it's more because of who he is in his movie roles, that confident masculine vibe. A lot of clean shaven men have that confidence and aura about them, which is what women find sexy about them.
Both my brothers' (twins) hairlines started receding in their midtwenties, and one of them started thinning on top, as well as having his hairline recede. They weren't really thrilled about it. One of them hides it most of the time, because as a college baseball coach, he wears a hat most of his waking hours. The other is a newspaper journalist, and can't do much to conceal it. They're both self conscious about it, but it didn't prevent either of them from snagging hot wives.
You need to get past this, really. The insecure pity party is likely about 10x more unattractive than thinning hair will ever be.
I happen to think balding in a man can be very attractive. It's all about the attitude and the twinkle (or lack of one) in his eyes.
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