Pulling off the shaved head look: PICS !

Resultsnottypical

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OK, I have been doing it for three years...you WILL have women who dig it. I have found they usually are minority women (or white women over the age of 30). Most gals under 30 think Hugh Grant is cute, possibly even manly. WHich shows what poor taste they have.

So here are three in my photo album, of me. Growing a goat helps...if you can pull it off. I have the right shaped head to do this, some people don't.

check out my pics in the photo album of

Deadzone432@yahoo.com
 

Mikey

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might help if you actually gave links to the pics instead of just giving an e.mail address
 

elguapo

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Yeah, that works. But you have that type of look that says you COULD be a bad-***. In other words, if you walked into a bar with a mean look on your face, people wouldn't f*** with you. Me, I have a mean look on my face, and people would just laugh or something. Some of us, me included, have that "white bread" look that just doesn't work without hair. But then, I've never tried a goatee (sp?), so maybe that mich change things.

Rock on!
 

Resultsnottypical

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look

I probably will get bashed for this, but I want to be honest with you. I do work out a lot, (5'9/175 right now, 10 percent body fat, bench 230 and run 7 min miles), in that pic I am about 165...anyhow, since I have been shaving it about the last three years, I can tell you without ANY doubt, the way I am treated and the general atmosphere around other dudes is different.

No matter how petty it seems or how little we would like to believe, you know how guys like to kinda measure up other guys. For example, I take public transit and a lot of dudes spend time sizing up people when you ride...all I ever get is the quick glance and immediate glance away as if to say "Oops..naw, I wasn't looking at you, sorry...my bad"

I know this post sounds bad, but I am being honest. I have the build and training to back it up as well, but I never look for trouble, but I can tell you, something about a shaved head (particularly on a Northwest European-American) makes people think twice. Must be something cultural that is somewhat innate.

OK..bring on the hate posts ! ;) I know I have opened myself up to it, but I strongly encourage other guys to try this look...it will make you confident and there ARE chicks that totally dig it (for reasons above they often say).
 

Bob Booley

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lol, i just love it when guys come in here and prove to all of us that they're lean, mean, don't-f*ck-with-me machines

you've proven how fragile the male ego is, my friend, lol

not every guy measures up other guys- the fragile ones do, because they are trying to compare themselves, like placing themselves on a scale in comparison to the next guy- and you tend to size up only the guys who are a threat to your ego. As for the wimpy, nerdy guys, you don't look at twice because you're not intimidated by their presence- either way though, if you're thinking in this manner, like "am I better than this guy or do I look badder than him?", then realistically, you're weak inside, because you do not have a defaulted sense of confidence, which comes from inside yourself, not comparing yourself to the guy beside you

anyhow this entire thread is ultimately driven by male pattern baldness- go shave your head, work out until your muscles protrude like beachballs and grow a goatee- it's all to make up for the hairloss, lol- and in fact, nothing can cover up hairloss- not muscles, not a goatee, and not trying to be a bad-***- only a hat can cover it and hats suck!! unless you have hair, of course...

i hear you dude, I had a fragile ego in my late teens early 20s as well- we've all been there- I worked out like crazy for several years (although I had zero hairloss ast the time) and put on a lot of weight and accomplished a decent appearance -the good news is, for the most part, guys grow out of it when other important things take priority, like a house, a family, a career, etc- these things leave all this 'bad-***-dude' crap in the dust. You just have to realize that looks and all this stuff fades as you grow a bit older, as you approach your 30s. You stop looking at other guys to size yourself up, because you're growing out of it (and these other guys begin to look much younger than you too!!!)
 

hopewas

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the bald head works for you but i'm curious,..why do people always grow goatees or beards when they shave their heads? it doesn't look good
 

Redbone

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Ha ha ha- Real men don't bragg about thmselves, only the less confident Tim Allen types.

That post above is crazy funny Celtic- Stop drinking the Guiness your beer muscles are coming out.
 

Hairybush1

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Yup. even with these X RAY goggles, I cant see sh*t.

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Why doesnt the link work for me?
 

Resultsnottypical

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interesting

It appears, as predicted, my post and pic brought forth the very response I wanted to avoid.

I believe that it is perfectly healthy for men to be confident in who they are. To talk about that confidence, how to build it, pass it on to our children, etc. This includes taking care of your body, feeling good about your looks, yourself, your work, etc.

I was hoping my post would inspire more than instigate. Not because I think I am "all that" but because I am a perfect example of someone who went from being the clean-cut confident guy, to suffering from male pattern baldness and associated problems, back to a level of confidence ALL men deserve. While I have always been in shape, having been in the military and law enforcement now for my entire adult life, I believe that ALL men, regardless of their hair (or lack thereof) should strive to maintain fitness and find a look that works for THEM. I simply am showing an alternative. However, like the rest of you, I also miss a healthy head of hair, if only for different styling options, or a different "look" if you will. I am playing the hand I have been dealt at this point.

Although this board is full of men who despite their protestations ARE INDEED searching for confidence and spending a great deal of time and money trying to maintain their youth (and related "confidence"), these same men are afraid to talk candidly about the right of men (in this case me) to feel confident each day, in the simplist of ways, such as riding public transit.

Interesting, women talk openly about these issues regarding their looks (moustaches, eye brow trimmings, facial hair, weight, calves, etc), but we often first turn on each other because we are frightened at the prospect that some OTHER guy might actually be happy sporting the shaved head, tough, muscular, confident look.

I have no personal agenda, believe me, I am very happy with who I am, and I only wish other men could be too. I stay fit and cultivate the look that I do for ME, and I make no apologies for liking the benefits of looking cool, tough, manly, whatever you'd like. And let me tell you first hand, women sense that from ANY man (hair or not) that exudes those characteristics. That's why I am happily married with three children, to a woman who LOVES that in me.

I didn't post to show how tough I am, or what I "can do" etc (I let all ego go many years ago after my first "fight" as a cop). I want everyone to honestly ask themselves what they are trying to achieve and find the look that works for them.

Unfortunately, some people will read my comments (as I even predicted) the wrong way.

Folks...live each day with confidence. Love your families, your wives, girlfriends, children, parents, etc. Find a look that works for you...work out, stay fit, work hard, and screw them if they don't like your horseshoe or your thinning front, etc. ! ! !
 

kiwi1973

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Great post mate
didnt see your photos, they seem to have been moved
there are a lot of guys on this forum who and just here to b**ch and have a go
 

Resultsnottypical

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pic

the pics should still be there, under my Yahoo moniker

Deadzone432

if you have Yahoo IM, you can pull up anyone's profile...and then just paste my name in there and it will show you the pics.


i just wanted to share my experience and i think a lot of guys, who are tired of minoxidil or finasteride, or evevn if they just want to try something new, can start shaving with a razor.

it IS libertating...and you can expect a different "Feel" every day as you go about your business.

hey man, we are all in this together.

if someone read my post as bragging, thats there problem..im proud and confident and i really dont care if it bothers them..i think everyone should open there minds up to the idea that we have to inspire each other. i know i need it sometimes.
 

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The bald look suits you with the goatee and everything. Personally, I could never pull off that look.

Your statements about your fitness, especially the 10% bodyfat remark are quite hard to believe. Do you realize how LOW 10% bodyfat is? Thats ripped. The average "in shape" guy you see at the gym is maybe 15-18% bodyfat. Granted I cant see your whole body but you hardly look 10%. How do you measure it?
 

Resultsnottypical

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bodyfat

i was measure at 10 percent in 1998 at one pound less than that photo. actually, im kinda surprised you would say the pic DOESN'T appear that way..actually, i think i look pretty skinny. 8 percent is where you get the vains popping out, etc. at 12, the abs start to show up. less than 8 and you are looking at unhealthy percentages.

i may be a bit above it now. i still run 7 min miles, and bench well over my bodyweight. i mean, its ok if you don't believe me. im not that muscular, just fit.

that really wasnt the point of my post, whether or not someone belives me, point is, everyone should find the look that works for THEM.

i have seen some other dudes that really look BETTER with the shaved look. personally, for me, with blond hair, when my thinning top shows, it makes me look (and feel) older. and i dont like that.
 

Resultsnottypical

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fitness

btw, when i went thru my last "academy" (second one for me in law enforcement), i graduted in the top 95th percentile on the PT part (I think they used the Cooper INstitute or Univ. of Florida standards)...ran a 9:50 mile and a half, benched 235 and did 15 pullups for the test, i think i did like 60-something situps for the ab part.

to be honest, that's not all that remarkable. when i was in the military, and a local cop i saw guys do better than that routinely.
 
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