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Oh my hair is thick like very thick
Another Am I Balding At 14 Really Concerned
- Thread starter Alexander Shenton
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I think so
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Thank you guys I don’t think I need to hear any more responses
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Funny
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Guys the thing is I’ve heard so many different opinions and I can’t see a derm because my parents don’t think it’s serious enough
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So this is the only way for me to get opinions
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It is clear to me from your photos on this thread as well as other threads you've made on here that you are not losing your hair. You have a full head of thick hair. A couple of posters on here have sarcastically told you that you are losing your hair, but they have said this to you because they have been annoyed by your posts, and it is not what they really think. Nobody on these forums actually believes you are losing your hair except for yourself. My advice is to stop worrying, and enjoy life
We have given you dozens of opinions. Yet you're still here. If you're really set on believing your own bullshit, then at most come back here ONCE every 6 months and we will give you fresh opinions. Now log off and come back at Christmas. You clearly have no idea how OCD works and how you're making it worse. Your parents need to take you to see a psychiatrist
He is a child. Leave him alone. Everyone has insecurities as a kid. It is clearly just a body dysmorphia issue, and he doesn't have hair loss, but everyone goes through sh*t like this as a kid. Best thing to do is just not respond to his posts, because he has heard a million times that he doesn't have hair loss, but is clearly filtering what he reads and only listens when someone says he is thinning. We've all been like this as kids and had issues we get caught up in where we don't listen to anyone else and are set on what we think. As you get older your perspective on things just change, and he isn't there yet.
This thread should be closed.
@Alexander Shenton You should put your focus on something else for now...
Bro i've messaged mods about closing his account and shutting this thread. I've even messaged the kid saying i would even email his parents on his behalf to explain the nature of his mental state surrounding what in his case is a clear non-issue.
He has been told countless times nicely by dozens of people about both his lack of hairloss and his mental state yet continues to either comment on existing threads or make a new one.
This is why kids shouldn't even be allowed on forums until they're older.
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Thanks for the reply’s I’ll really try and convince my mum to take me to the derm
You don’t need to go to the derm, you’re not balding. You need to see a therapist, you are clearly suffering from bdd. When I first started noticing I was balding, I had it dead set in my mind that I’d be slick bald in the next few months, guess what? Few years later I’m still at the same stage, although I am actually balding, but you aren’t.
I disagree. I think a derm would do wonders for him as a therapist can only do so much. The derm will confim he isn't balding and that's worth 100x more than a therapist telling him to chill out.
He has OCD . His next problem will be ...what if the derm is wrong . He needs OCD treatment and probably also to see a derm lol .
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If there’s nothing wrong with me I won’t bother wasting there time
But there is something wrong with you - BDD . You’re their kid anyway, you’re literal purpose at your age is to waste their time.
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If it’s non existent then there’s no point
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Is it possible for right part to be thinning not at the hairline just like on the part itself