lol, i think you're cherry picking those comments ridiculously, the overwhelming majority are in support for the boyfriend and disgust for the shallow girl.
hmmm I don't think you really understood. They are in support for the boyfriend, because they have a relationship already. But most seem to agree with not starting relationships with bald guys. You will see many comments such as:
I don't think there is anything wrong with not wanting to date someone who is balding. Guys refuse to date women for just as shallow of reasons.
I do think it's kind messed up if you dated a guy before he started balding and everything was good, but now that he's losing his hair you're not attracted to him anymore and are thinking about dumping him. That's cold.
Basically:
- If you are bald, that's a huge negative factor, which is really hard to compensate for (e.g the girl who put in the balance a receeding hairline on one side, and a number of amazing qualities on the other, and she doesn't know what to do).
- If you are already in a relationship, and start balding, that shouldn't be an issue, but it will still add to your negative points.
And that thread is just an example, you may go outside yourself and experience it first hand. And it's not about venting, it's about not being in denial. They are telling that poor guy to just shave it off, and we all know that guy shaved probably can't even get a hooker to have sex with him.
Prostitution in Canada (and I'd imagine in USA too) is very frowned upon. If anyone finds out about a guy going to get laid from a prostitute it's seen as pathetic, dirty and sleazy.
Does this same attitude exist elsewhere in the world? I'd imagine its more or less the same
Here in my country (in Europe), it's legal, and it's frowned upon a bit, generally by women. Contrary to swingline's theory, the legalization of prostitution doesn't have any effect on how women behave, as they don't see prostitutes as competition --which makes sense to me--.