Diffuse hairloss seems to mainly affect ugly/aspie/incel guys
It just could be me, but a lot of the guys I encounter who have diffuse hairloss seem to be the kind of guys who are too ugly/aspie to get laid even if it weren't for their hairloss. When I was an engineering student, the classroom was packed with people suffering from diffuse hairloss, and I was and am one of them.
This might sound strange to some of you, but I have a theory that diffuse hairloss can be triggered by involuntary celibacy. Age 20 is when I first became super depressed about the fact that I have never dated a girl. My loneliness and lack of romantic experience were things I thought about every day. My sadness was so intense that I could physically feel something happening to my scalp, like there was some kind of chemical change happening. By my 21st birthday, my previously flawless head of hair was noticeably thinning, and all my grandparents, uncles, aunts commented on my hairloss and asked me what happened to my hair. By 23 the majority of the hair on the too of my scalp was gone.
I never see good looking neurotypical guys develop this kind of hairloss. It's always guys who seem like they are social outcasts. I often see short guys or guys of East Indian descent with diffuse hairloss. Diffuse hairloss also seems like a fairly recent phenomenon. I never see guys in videos from 50 years ago that have diffuse hairloss. Just some things to think about. I think it may be the case that men are becoming more and more sexually frustrated in this modern era, and this is what is triggering diffuse hairloss.
It just could be me, but a lot of the guys I encounter who have diffuse hairloss seem to be the kind of guys who are too ugly/aspie to get laid even if it weren't for their hairloss. When I was an engineering student, the classroom was packed with people suffering from diffuse hairloss, and I was and am one of them.
This might sound strange to some of you, but I have a theory that diffuse hairloss can be triggered by involuntary celibacy. Age 20 is when I first became super depressed about the fact that I have never dated a girl. My loneliness and lack of romantic experience were things I thought about every day. My sadness was so intense that I could physically feel something happening to my scalp, like there was some kind of chemical change happening. By my 21st birthday, my previously flawless head of hair was noticeably thinning, and all my grandparents, uncles, aunts commented on my hairloss and asked me what happened to my hair. By 23 the majority of the hair on the too of my scalp was gone.
I never see good looking neurotypical guys develop this kind of hairloss. It's always guys who seem like they are social outcasts. I often see short guys or guys of East Indian descent with diffuse hairloss. Diffuse hairloss also seems like a fairly recent phenomenon. I never see guys in videos from 50 years ago that have diffuse hairloss. Just some things to think about. I think it may be the case that men are becoming more and more sexually frustrated in this modern era, and this is what is triggering diffuse hairloss.
