Blessed2BeBald
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And the cure is this: DON'T GIVE A ****
Your hair does not define who you are, it never has and never will. I was reduced to tears when I first discovered mine disappearing at 21 and 2 hard years later it's nearly all gone but through my loss I have grown something that has already proved to be far more useful to me and far more attractive to women than my hair ever was, my friends I have grown a pair of balls. I have grown in character. I have grown in confidence, real confidence that comes from within. Looking back now I realize my identity was so completely tied up with my hair and the way I looked that it blinded me. I couldn't see this wasn't the natural way one should identify with themselves when they are trying to look at themselves through the critical eye of another because I could not see I was just looking at myself through my own distorted vision. It meant I was judging people on their looks the same way I had judged the weight of my happiness to be the weight of a pile of hair. This is why I was suicidal over my hair when it started. Getting hot girls made me feel good about the way I looked, styling my hair and admiring it made me feel good about the way I looked but what did it ever do to make me feel good about MYSELF? Nothing. So with my hair going I felt like I had nothing and I dread to think how much more of my life I would have wasted thinking looks were the be all and end all in the department of self confidence had I not started balding. No wonder beautiful girls left me when I had hair. When you worry about your hair and make a fuss over it it says to the girl 'How can this guy love me with the full capacity of his heart when he attributes so much of my attraction towards him to his hair and his looks?'. It's true. Sure I could have taken propecia in-fact I did for a while but even then it was always on the back of mind. Is it working? How long will it work for? My hair still controlled me and that just wasn't any way to be living I mean I'm 23 for **** sake and making the most of my time here being happy and bringing happiness into the world is far more important to me than my hair and girls find this a far more attractive quality in me, and you know what? Before I started worrying about my hair that's what girls were attracted to too, it NEVER changed.. My hair NEVER changed the way anyone felt about me except the way I felt about me. I guess I've been lucky because over time I simply came to realize that in a way I was blessed to be going bald, blessed with an opportunity to grow from within myself and identify with who I am on a much deeper and rewarding level. Something I'd kinda been crying out for for a long time. It was just a blessing in disguise at first. So here we are. Ask a guy who is going bald and is happier than he was before anything and I'll answer as honestly as I can.
Your hair does not define who you are, it never has and never will. I was reduced to tears when I first discovered mine disappearing at 21 and 2 hard years later it's nearly all gone but through my loss I have grown something that has already proved to be far more useful to me and far more attractive to women than my hair ever was, my friends I have grown a pair of balls. I have grown in character. I have grown in confidence, real confidence that comes from within. Looking back now I realize my identity was so completely tied up with my hair and the way I looked that it blinded me. I couldn't see this wasn't the natural way one should identify with themselves when they are trying to look at themselves through the critical eye of another because I could not see I was just looking at myself through my own distorted vision. It meant I was judging people on their looks the same way I had judged the weight of my happiness to be the weight of a pile of hair. This is why I was suicidal over my hair when it started. Getting hot girls made me feel good about the way I looked, styling my hair and admiring it made me feel good about the way I looked but what did it ever do to make me feel good about MYSELF? Nothing. So with my hair going I felt like I had nothing and I dread to think how much more of my life I would have wasted thinking looks were the be all and end all in the department of self confidence had I not started balding. No wonder beautiful girls left me when I had hair. When you worry about your hair and make a fuss over it it says to the girl 'How can this guy love me with the full capacity of his heart when he attributes so much of my attraction towards him to his hair and his looks?'. It's true. Sure I could have taken propecia in-fact I did for a while but even then it was always on the back of mind. Is it working? How long will it work for? My hair still controlled me and that just wasn't any way to be living I mean I'm 23 for **** sake and making the most of my time here being happy and bringing happiness into the world is far more important to me than my hair and girls find this a far more attractive quality in me, and you know what? Before I started worrying about my hair that's what girls were attracted to too, it NEVER changed.. My hair NEVER changed the way anyone felt about me except the way I felt about me. I guess I've been lucky because over time I simply came to realize that in a way I was blessed to be going bald, blessed with an opportunity to grow from within myself and identify with who I am on a much deeper and rewarding level. Something I'd kinda been crying out for for a long time. It was just a blessing in disguise at first. So here we are. Ask a guy who is going bald and is happier than he was before anything and I'll answer as honestly as I can.
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