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I know with covid lockdowns dating has been difficult to everyone but i would like to how system wearers go at it.
do you tell your date? If so when?
do you tell your date? If so when?
Dating with hair system, how does it work?
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Have you ever dated a women that said...hey I've had liposuction, or a breast augmentation?
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Neither are visible on the first date tho
Depends on how well the date goes.
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I have told a few women. They didn’t care. I only told them because things were getting serious. For casual hook ups, I don’t say anything.
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Sure they are....unless she's wearing a trench coat.... Often times you can spot fake breasts a mile away...clothed.... as many women feel more is better....and want to showcase them...
And if not in full view later, you're doing something wrong
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My dates never go that wellDepends on how well the date goes.
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I would never say a word on the first/ second date... I had a bad experience with this once so never again. If things go well after a few months, I would give it a try
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I would never say a word on the first/ second date... I had a bad experience with this once so never again. If things go well after a few months, I would give it a try
Sounds like an interesting story! Do tell more.
whatintheworld
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However you slice it, long term it will maybe work in 1/100 women if you want anything serious.
If you don't disclose it in the first one or two dates, you are propagating a lie that she will be bitter about when things are revealed down the road once both parties are invested.
If you do reveal in the beginning, then you have to deal with the stigma and many will be turned off by it (but not all).
This is why ultimately a hair transplant with an elite surgeon is better than this illusion, unless your job requires you to have perfect hair, but I don't believe anyone here is an actor or celebrity.
The only way in my opinion is if this becomes mainstream and more people start doing it. Someone has to be the pioneer...you guys are forging the path lol.
If you don't disclose it in the first one or two dates, you are propagating a lie that she will be bitter about when things are revealed down the road once both parties are invested.
If you do reveal in the beginning, then you have to deal with the stigma and many will be turned off by it (but not all).
This is why ultimately a hair transplant with an elite surgeon is better than this illusion, unless your job requires you to have perfect hair, but I don't believe anyone here is an actor or celebrity.
The only way in my opinion is if this becomes mainstream and more people start doing it. Someone has to be the pioneer...you guys are forging the path lol.
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Every girl i've mentioned it to didn't really care. But yeah would only mention it if you see a potential that could actually go somewhere.
I've heard though from my stylist at the salon that their clients haven't even told their girlfriends or even wives which is crazy!
I've heard though from my stylist at the salon that their clients haven't even told their girlfriends or even wives which is crazy!
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Neither are visible? Girls w overt titwork, lipwork, fillers, botox & BBL lipos stick out like sore thumbs the majority of the time.
It's a look they're striving for it seems - to look fake, to flex that they've had the work done.
Looks stupid IMO. Natural surgery is the way.
BTW, if you, as a hair piece wearer, have other sh*t together & rn't wearing a stupid-looking piece like so many on the other forums do, a chick won't care.
The fact that you're so scared about this issue indicates to me you have other issues w women, issues that supecede have augmented hair
It's a look they're striving for it seems - to look fake, to flex that they've had the work done.
Looks stupid IMO. Natural surgery is the way.
BTW, if you, as a hair piece wearer, have other sh*t together & rn't wearing a stupid-looking piece like so many on the other forums do, a chick won't care.
The fact that you're so scared about this issue indicates to me you have other issues w women, issues that supecede have augmented hair
Fanjeera
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Why is this such a lie?
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I think it goes case-by-case. Think of it like this, what if the roles were reversed and a girl tells you a year into a relationship that she's completely bald and wears a wig? How would you react, would you be understanding and would you have liked to have known beforehand? I would tell right away (assuming I think there's a future) but that's just me. Bring it up casually in conversation....
doubleindemnity
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Is it really lying and an act of deception to not openly tell somebody? It's your head and I think that you can wear what you want. I also think that the idea that it's your hair because you paid for it really can hold water in a case like this.
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I waited a month to tell my girlfriend. Been dating a year and I’m about to move in and hopefully propose. The key is dating genuine women. I told two including my current and the first one didn’t care either. I think if it looks good and you aren’t insecure about it then it’s not a problem for most. If you are trying to date 19 year olds I’m sure that will impact dating.
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Whoever said to proceed on case by case basis said it best.