friend of mine cut all his hair off.. pics..
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jeffsss said:
How am I making myself look an ***? Im not the one who is insecure and selfish for getting their mate (or boyfriend) to shave there head.
Go see a shrink as you obviously have problems, this site is about hairloss not about you seeking attention which you clearly love (drama queen springs to mind)
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pikemonster said:
f*** you. I don't see the need to reply to someone's positive post with homophobic negativity. Studies show you're most likely the f***** anyway.
Also,
there = a place, physical or otherwise
their = indicates possession
And I used to think brits were smart.
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cook'n'milkies
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"Fear that one may actually be homosexual himself: Homosexuality is, by even the most conservative estimates, far more common than the number of open homosexuals would imply. And with the realization that bisexuality is actually fairly common, particularly among women, there is a genuine fear among the more conservative that they, themselves, may be homosexual, particularly if they have had a homosexual experience in their past which they actually enjoyed. And since surveys indicate that approximately 64% of adult males in the United States have, there are lots of candidates out there for that fear. Compounding this can be religion-based guilt, often promoted by televangelists who have made a career of promoting homophobia."
1998, OutRage! London.
"Research by US psychologist Prof. Adams of the University of Georgia suggests that 80 percent of men who are homophobic have secret homosexual feelings.
In Prof. Adams's test, homophobic men who said they were exclusively heterosexual were shown gay sex videos. Four out of five became sexually aroused by the homoerotic imagery, as recorded by a penile circumference measuring device (a plethysmograph).
Prof. Adams's research was published in the prestigious US Journal of Abnormal Psychology in
1996, with the backing of the American Psychological Association.
Prof. Adams says his research shows that most homophobes "demonstrate significant sexual arousal to homosexual erotic stimuli", suggesting that homophobia is a form of "latent homosexuality where persons are either unaware of or deny their homosexual urges".
These findings support the theories that homophobia (fear and hatred of gayness and support for antigay discrimination) is often indicative of repressed, self-loathing homosexual feelings; and that many homophobes subconsciously use anti-gay attitudes as a smokescreen to disguise their own homosexuality."
Queer.
1998, OutRage! London.
"Research by US psychologist Prof. Adams of the University of Georgia suggests that 80 percent of men who are homophobic have secret homosexual feelings.
In Prof. Adams's test, homophobic men who said they were exclusively heterosexual were shown gay sex videos. Four out of five became sexually aroused by the homoerotic imagery, as recorded by a penile circumference measuring device (a plethysmograph).
Prof. Adams's research was published in the prestigious US Journal of Abnormal Psychology in
1996, with the backing of the American Psychological Association.
Prof. Adams says his research shows that most homophobes "demonstrate significant sexual arousal to homosexual erotic stimuli", suggesting that homophobia is a form of "latent homosexuality where persons are either unaware of or deny their homosexual urges".
These findings support the theories that homophobia (fear and hatred of gayness and support for antigay discrimination) is often indicative of repressed, self-loathing homosexual feelings; and that many homophobes subconsciously use anti-gay attitudes as a smokescreen to disguise their own homosexuality."
Queer.
cook'n'milkies
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pikemonster said:
Wow, that sentance gave you trouble too? God is punishing you with baldness for beating off to gay p**rn.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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cook'n'milkies said:
Lets get this straight now, I am not a f** but don't have any issues with them, I even know a couple of friends who are gay, but as for me I am 100% NOT gay, but 100% happily married with a little girl.
I think alot of people have looked at this post and probably thought the same thing as me, the bloke who had his hair shaved looks more gay than a member of the Village People, maybe his not but he looks like a shirt lifter and if he does this for jeffsss then you have got to wonder if jeffsss is giving him some chocolate loving? I personally don't give a toss and I really wished I wouldn't of mentioned anything but this is a free world and I have expressed my views. I have read a few posts from both cook'n'milkies n jeffsss and you both seem like a couple of idiots and everything is ME ME ME ME, well you ain't getting any sympathy or loving from me, instead your getting the.......FINGER now fu@k off
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1.) This thred has gone on too long.
2.) I have proven by my posts to have little patience for those who quit on life because of their hairloss and I also think (based on his posts) Jeffsss is very needy. That being said the orginal subject of this thread has value for this website. Having a supportive group of friends or famliy is a great way to deal with any insecurity including hairloss and that is a good lesson for anyone who is having trouble dealing with male pattern baldness.
3.) I have no idea why homosexuality was brought into this conversation, very childish on all fronts.
1.) This thred has gone on too long.
2.) I have proven by my posts to have little patience for those who quit on life because of their hairloss and I also think (based on his posts) Jeffsss is very needy. That being said the orginal subject of this thread has value for this website. Having a supportive group of friends or famliy is a great way to deal with any insecurity including hairloss and that is a good lesson for anyone who is having trouble dealing with male pattern baldness.
3.) I have no idea why homosexuality was brought into this conversation, very childish on all fronts.
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