updated may 4 09
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uncomfortable man
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Re: glad to see this!
But I'm not am I? That's the whole point.s.a.f said:
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Umm...I'm sorry but contrary to what seems to be the majority opinion...
big forehead = awesome.
I wish I had that and not a narrow one that recedes...especially with the Jew nose that I have. Jesus. I could play role of the green goblin if I shaved my head and painted it green.
Umm...I'm sorry but contrary to what seems to be the majority opinion...
big forehead = awesome.
I wish I had that and not a narrow one that recedes...especially with the Jew nose that I have. Jesus. I could play role of the green goblin if I shaved my head and painted it green.
Re: maternal grandad pic added 25th
Yeah. M-shaped hairline is something almost all men have. You just won't see it on those tribal-like races (like Native Americans) lol this kid in my Architecture class is of Native American decent and his hair looks too fvcking unbelievably good to be real, but it's real, and it's driving me nuts. It's like freaking black fiber optics...I'm not kidding.
He could probably sell his hair to Verizon for their FIOS sevice. :laugh:
Yeah. M-shaped hairline is something almost all men have. You just won't see it on those tribal-like races (like Native Americans) lol this kid in my Architecture class is of Native American decent and his hair looks too fvcking unbelievably good to be real, but it's real, and it's driving me nuts. It's like freaking black fiber optics...I'm not kidding.
He could probably sell his hair to Verizon for their FIOS sevice. :laugh:
kerzyguy
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Re: maternal grandad pic added 25th
alright thanks, my dad has the exact hairline as me and my brother does too, my moms uncles all had non receeded nw1's till their death, my paternal grandad was a nw1 till about 45 then went to nw2 till about 85, then thats my maternal grandfather, looks to be a Norwood 2 -2.5, that pic looks worse than it is due to the quality, but i dunno, his hair looks alright to me
alright thanks, my dad has the exact hairline as me and my brother does too, my moms uncles all had non receeded nw1's till their death, my paternal grandad was a nw1 till about 45 then went to nw2 till about 85, then thats my maternal grandfather, looks to be a Norwood 2 -2.5, that pic looks worse than it is due to the quality, but i dunno, his hair looks alright to me
iwantperfection
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ah man. come on. Your hair is fine and you dont have male pattern baldness. Why cant you see it? Just forget this sh*t and move on.
Uman.. funny analogy earlier. needed a laugh
ah man. come on. Your hair is fine and you dont have male pattern baldness. Why cant you see it? Just forget this sh*t and move on.
Uman.. funny analogy earlier. needed a laugh
uncomfortable man
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At what point does he realize he is rubbing it in?
At what point does he realize he is rubbing it in?
heyitsthatguy
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Yeah wtf, leave these forums to people who actually have hairloss. :dunno:
Yeah wtf, leave these forums to people who actually have hairloss. :dunno:
Thickandthin
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I f*****g hate Kerzyguy.
I f*****g hate Kerzyguy.
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Think you should worry more about fixing your face then your hair!!!!
been gone for a while and all these non-balding fuckers (Norwood 0 or 1) are either making fun of us or are stupid as hell!!!!!
sorry for outrage but seen a lot of these guys whom are not balding at all, crying more then guys who are balding.
Think you should worry more about fixing your face then your hair!!!!
been gone for a while and all these non-balding fuckers (Norwood 0 or 1) are either making fun of us or are stupid as hell!!!!!
sorry for outrage but seen a lot of these guys whom are not balding at all, crying more then guys who are balding.
hairrific
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Re: maternal grandad pic added 25th
Just wondering (or I hope) that maybe that folliculitis is what my problem is and not male pattern baldness. I looked at folliculitis on the web and I don't seem to have any bumps or irritation, I did over the hot summer cause I wore a smothering hat and worked outside allot but that was a year ago. I guess I am not lucky like you.
kerzyguy said:
Just wondering (or I hope) that maybe that folliculitis is what my problem is and not male pattern baldness. I looked at folliculitis on the web and I don't seem to have any bumps or irritation, I did over the hot summer cause I wore a smothering hat and worked outside allot but that was a year ago. I guess I am not lucky like you.
kerzyguy
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well, if you have bumps that have like scabs or crust on them, the derm told me it can be caused by an immune system thats too good, or one thats not good enough, especially if you work like long hours at a hard job, thats what the derm told me anyways, it sucks having it, it just wont go away, once i stopped taking the minocycline, like 2 days after it has come back, its not bad once my hair is longer cause it covers it, but what happens is, a hard bump forms, then it crusts over, then the hair falls out, and the spot is like the size of a dime, sometimes the hair just falls out with no crusting, sometimes it looks like alopecia areata or w.e its called, but the derm told me its def. folliculitis. i got about 2 of those in the crown region, it sucks, and i dont know what to do anymore to get rid of it, tried selsun blue, tetracycline, minocycline, some topical stuff, it just wont go away. also wearing a smothering hat alot might have done it, it would have allowed bacteria to grow on your scalp since you would be sweating more and with the humidity, that would cause it too..
hairrific said:
well, if you have bumps that have like scabs or crust on them, the derm told me it can be caused by an immune system thats too good, or one thats not good enough, especially if you work like long hours at a hard job, thats what the derm told me anyways, it sucks having it, it just wont go away, once i stopped taking the minocycline, like 2 days after it has come back, its not bad once my hair is longer cause it covers it, but what happens is, a hard bump forms, then it crusts over, then the hair falls out, and the spot is like the size of a dime, sometimes the hair just falls out with no crusting, sometimes it looks like alopecia areata or w.e its called, but the derm told me its def. folliculitis. i got about 2 of those in the crown region, it sucks, and i dont know what to do anymore to get rid of it, tried selsun blue, tetracycline, minocycline, some topical stuff, it just wont go away. also wearing a smothering hat alot might have done it, it would have allowed bacteria to grow on your scalp since you would be sweating more and with the humidity, that would cause it too..