Thom
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At what Norwood would you consider killing yourself?
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uncomfortable man
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No I wouldn't kill someone over it but I understand the desire to hurt someone back who has disrespected me for nothing else than being bald. Either way I don't think I should just lie down and let everyone walk all over me... especially when that is what they are expecting me to do. I have so much ignorance and hatred directed at me that it is hard not to be on the defensive.
Dont stoop to their level they want you to react they want you to get angry...trust i know how you feel being called names etc...you have to be the bigger man and walk away people like that are NEVER worth your time.
Quantum Cat
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what about going down the hair system/piece route? True that people close to you may guess it's not genuine, but most day to day people won't if it looks realistic enough
Nah i always said i never do anything like that...it may seem hard to shave it cause i always had hair...but thats understandable...but i never was THAT attached to my hair to go through all that...to me its just hair which im just losing early...sure i wish i could choose to have hair or not...but it is what it is...i may look good bald ether way for me im going bald dont really bother me much.
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That feel when u kno dont look good with a shaved head . . . Jesus im sick of being called cancer patient, pedophile, and loser
Quantum Cat
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which us why I think a good hairpiece is better than nothing. Sure people may poke fun if they reslise it's a wig, but better that than look like a skinhead nazi thug pedo
plus you can always say you wear a wig because you have cancer, then they'll go 'oh sorry, I didn't realise. How bad is it?'
Terrible advice, go and lie about having cancer everyone! It isn't morally sickening at all and certainly won't show you up to be a twat later down the line.
Quantum Cat
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well you can say you had cancer and beat it but your hair didn't grow back. There are some real spiteful assholes out there - what's a little white lie to counter these assholes?
and is cancer really that much worse than male pattern baldness? cancer is often brought about by someone's own doing - smoking, drinking, sunbathing - bad lifestyle. male pattern baldness is an affliction we have absolutely no control over, there's no karma with hairloss,
HairGuru22
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Cancer and male pattern baldness is the same brah. It both kills you, except one physically whereas the other mentally.
Yeeeeah... i can kind off see where you coming from cause there is people who have lots off problems with losing hair...but still cancer is worse A LOT worse i shouldnt really have to say this and explain why...when your mentally "dies" cause off male pattern baldness you can come back from it...you can get help...when cancer ACTUALLY kills you...there is no coming back...so yeah cancer is OBVIOUSLY a lot worse in my opinion...i thought it was for everyone else to...
"what's left after that is just a broken man in peices" yeah if you let it and let the pathetic people keep you down...if everyone thought like this the human race would off been dead along time ago with what ever problem they happen to have....no one said life would be easy this is just one off lives challenges you just gotta face...even though its nothing compared to some...so many bald people out there living their lives have a family etc etc...and all you lot are doing are taking a few women who think being bald is ew and saying every women if not most women feel the same (you met most off the women in the world huh?) its stupid....i learnt not to care what others think at school before hairloss (yes i was bullied before hairloss **** happens) it actually helped me for the future...you will ALWAYS get people calling you names etc etc its live sorry to break it to you...you can either let them win and hide or face them and ignore them and get on with life...life to short to be moaning as if its gonna grow your hair back...just live life before its to late.
Primo
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Oh please! Now you're putting male pattern baldness on par with cancer again ffs....
Get a grip, you indulgent melodramatic, self-absorbed children! Grow the f*ck up seriously...
Maybe one day when someone close to your heart gets diagnosed with serious LIFE-THREATENING cancer, you will recognise how f***ing stupid and selfish your constant whining about male pattern baldness really is... we can only hope!
Get a grip, you indulgent melodramatic, self-absorbed children! Grow the f*ck up seriously...
Maybe one day when someone close to your heart gets diagnosed with serious LIFE-THREATENING cancer, you will recognise how f***ing stupid and selfish your constant whining about male pattern baldness really is... we can only hope!
Exactly dude...couldnt off said it better im glad and thank god im not the only one who can OBVIOUSLY see cancer is much MUCH worse...its not rocket science.
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I would just like to state something; I kind of have a change in mind somewhat when it comes to hairloss. I commented earlier that hairloss is one of the worst things that can happen to you & your chances of being in future relationships are very slim; which does hold some fact to most of you would agree. Slim, but still a good chance. Now I watched this movie where a guy who is deaf and can't talk falls in love with a women. The women loves him back also since he has the capability to put a smile on her face and make her feel happy. But half way through the movie she is forced to choose another men: Tall, fit, rich, can talk, and isn't deaf. She's clearly unhappy, but is forced to make the decision based on how society would think if she married the deaf and mute guy. The guy after being heart broken, does feel sad. But he still moves on with his life, by trying to stay happy as much as he can & help others out in the community like he always used to do. This basically gave me a reality check, that if people who have some kind of disability can move on with their life, then why can't I? This is the question I always ask myself, whenever I think hair loss has basically ended my right to live and enjoy life. But I still stick partially to my opinion that women make decisions based on how the rest of the society would think (not all women, but a majority of them). Men on the other hand would rather be pleased if they picked a women who they can trust. You see a lot of popular men with the nerdy, not so good looking, or unpopular girl; and most even go against their friends just to be with this girl. I haven't seen much of that dedication from the women side throughout my life. And here's a scene from the movie I'm talking about; it's Indian so most won't understand the language. But I don't think voice is needed to understand the scene: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFwa3-2d3Fs
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