Recent content by alekgn

NW2.5-3. Just monitor it every few months for now.

NW1.5ish hairline. I'd just occasionally monitor it every few months. No need to obsess over it.

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Interest in the female mind and soul should be restricted to best friends at most, but certainly not to a committed romantic partner. If you area going to engage in any form of relationship, which is a minefield in this day and age, you should only be with a woman who financially provides for...

It's just the bitter truth. It's just part of a female's nature: find a man to leech off of under the guise of "providing for you / family" or a man who you want to f*** the sh*t out of you. It's only more recently men have become more aware of female hypergamy. The only difference between women...

Hook ups and non committal short term relationships are the only thing worth your time, assuming you don't get an STD. There's nothing more to be had, unless the woman is just a friend like your other friends.

Still, if you have some sense of false hope of sex in the future, then put down some money for a blonde-colored, straight hairpiece, bright blue colored contacts, chin augmentation, jaw augmentation, and brow augmentation. If you're Asian, get rid of your monolids if you have them. Also make...

Welcome to the real world brother. Any woman you find sexually attractive won't be interested in you. Sorry. Baldness really is that hideous to women. You can either pick up the leftovers, or money cuck yourself. Otherwise, you're out of luck. p**rn is probably a much better option. Soul...

Probably no high r values with any particular traits. My guesses for those who are most likely to go bald: -High T levels -Caucasian -Eastern European -Light Colored Hair -Short -Muscular

My father is 55 with a NW2 with only some age related diffuse thinning. My uncle is 42 with a NW4V. I'm about a NW1.5. I hypothesize that Eastern European white males with blonde/light colored hair probably go bald the most aggressively.

NW1.5. Very minor temple recession. Similar hairline to mine. Great density. I don't see any signs of male pattern baldness. Just monitor every 3-6 months if you're worried.

I'm fairly convinced diet plays a role in male pattern baldness, no doubt. male pattern baldness seems to have gone up across the world globally, in relation to increased industrialization and economic development in the world. On top of that, it seems to be happening at a younger age too. Most of these developing countries are...

The only people who should be trying so-called natural remedies are those with no hair loss or mature hairlines, as they don't really have anything to lose in the immediate short-term. Ironically the people who aren't actively balding are the ones who should be trying them to see if they get...

Well, I wouldn't allow myself to go slick bald, but if I did, I'd just get a hairpiece for life. I can honestly tell that those head tatoos are fake, sorry to say. Also, buzzcuts aren't really my thing :P.

Very advanced diffuse hair loss. If I were you, since you've lost a f*** load already, I think shaving it might be more viable than any treatment could give you. But, if you really want to hope to get even a tiny, tiny amount of hair back, then Big 3 asap (Nizoral, Finasteride, Minoxidil).