You think you and whatintheworld are the only NW4+ in their twenties in the world? We’re judging you because you continuously make these cry for helps as if you have cancer or dysfunctioning penis or sit in a wheelchair or have one arm. Sure we might not know what it feels like to be a NW4+ in our twenties but 1 thing I do know forsure forsure is that I wont be on here saying my life is over if I was. I just simply wouldn’t be, and don’t respond saying I will because you’re stooping me down to your level. I have a cousin slick bald @24 29 now and hes doing just fine.
truth of the matter is indeed we are suppose to support each other but thats hard when you cannot support your own f*****g self.
Who is crying for help? You are the one on here...with a Norwood 2...on a hairloss forum...how sad is that? If anything I used the scientific information on the internet to get on proven treatments and improve my situation, thus helping myself. Certainly not from advice of cro-magnons like yourself.
I come here on occasion to vent about objective realities that this condition presents. For some reason this bothers you immensely, you must have some hidden phobia about going bald and need to rock yourself to sleep telling yourself "it will all be fine" if it happens.
You don't know anything about your cousin, he may be projecting outwardly everything is fine, because of course everyone does this. For men to show weakness is the kiss of death in society. I don't moan to anyone about this, nor do I know anyone else who does. Outwardly, everyone depicts the "just shave it bro" mantra and shrugs it off, but the point of this forum is that people can express their true feelings and not live under that facade.
If this bothers you so much, there's the door, you can always log out and not come back...but no, for some reason you as a "winner" Norwood 2 feel the need to come here?
The fact that your thinking is so facile just exposes how delusional you truly are.
I would further assert the just shave it bro mentality is what stopped me from getting on treatments sooner and was a negative thing to think. I kept on telling myself, it's just hair who cares, so many people on the internet say "just shave it bro", it will all be fine.
Then, I noticed how before, where some women would go out of their way to talk to me, now I was getting ignored. I was getting rejected much more despite being in better shape, improving professionally, getting a better salary. This reality conflicted completely with the just shave it bro mantra espoused by people like you who never had any hairloss. Of course I didn't stop living and sit in a dark room drinking away my problems. I continued to live and came to terms that my reality just became significantly more difficult.
A privileged dweeb like you wouldn't understand this though, it's like speaking to a brick wall.