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Thanks Sydney, really helpful post. I take care of myself well and I do work out regularly, I'm tall, well statured, and have big ole blue eyes, however I still do feel like not having hair is something that prevents me from opportunities with a good amount of women, especially since I'm still in my 20's and most men my age still have their hair.
But consensus so far, on this thread and with my friends, is that a toupee is not the right path to go down.
How many women do you need, seriously, Johnny? Instead of playing a numbers game, why don't you focus on one really great woman who finds you sexy and attractive, hair or no hair? Hey, it worked for Prince William, who I think is a stunner, hair, no hair, monarch or no.
Bald is not sexy, walking around looking like a "LIGHT BULB" with eyes-LOL
Given what you know about "sexy" and your dating statistics, your expertise on the subject is challenged to say the least. Is there any remote chance that you'll actually learn something in the new year or are you doomed to continue on the same aimless and non fulfilling path you've been on for the last at least four where dating is concerned?
OP - take it from an old broad who's been around the block probably more than you'll ever go in your lifetime - baldness is NOT detrimental and has NOTHING to do with attractiveness except to very superficial people. I'm a woman and have had "bad hair" all my life. Wimpy, whispy, sparse and, in a next life, I would wish for curly locks that I could swing around, pin up or let flow around my shoulders. This life not.
Given what you know about "sexy" and your dating statistics, your expertise on the subject is challenged to say the least. Is there any remote chance that you'll actually learn something in the new year or are you doomed to continue on the same aimless and non fulfilling path you've been on for the last at least four where dating is concerned?
OP - take it from an old broad who's been around the block probably more than you'll ever go in your lifetime - baldness is NOT detrimental and has NOTHING to do with attractiveness except to very superficial people. I'm a woman and have had "bad hair" all my life. Wimpy, whispy, sparse and, in a next life, I would wish for curly locks that I could swing around, pin up or let flow around my shoulders. This life not.
Before you say toupees are gross and always easily spotted, please first watch Moderator cut: no links
Also fyi many actors that you would not suspect, do wear toupees such as George Clooney, Jeremy Piven, Hugh Laurie, Chuck Norris, John Travolta, Ben Affleck (for a bald spot) and more.
I'm not overly insecure about my hair loss, just been thinking about this for a while and I'd love to get some unbiased opinions so let me know what ya think
Definitely NOT. I think toupees are absurd. And I love the bald look anyway!
Bald is ridiculously sexy, if the guy is handsome! Good LORD. You are so living on a different planet.
Afraid TVSG and I visit each other's planets on this one. If the guy is handsome, it may be easier to overlook it. "Ridiculously" sexy... Gimme a break!
I wouldn't be against a toupee if it looked that good.
It looks absolutely great and natural! It shaved 10 to 15 years off him!
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