Malin
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He's definitely losing it...
http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis/2014/05/20/Rome-Tuesday-Preview-Nadal.aspx
http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis/2014/05/20/Rome-Tuesday-Preview-Nadal.aspx
Rafa Nadal going bald
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dreamermerlin
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1. It's inconclusive from that video, he doesn't appear to have any balding.
And if it is, so what? Will you feel better or??
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1. It's inconclusive from that video, he doesn't appear to have any balding.
And if it is, so what? Will you feel better or??
And if it is, so what? Will you feel better or??
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1. It's inconclusive from that video, he doesn't appear to have any balding.
And if it is, so what? Will you feel better or??
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Soon enough he'll be a baldy like one of us... maybe if he cares enough he'll join our forums.
Lighten up Francis.
Yes he is definitely thinning. He hasn't really lost a lot hair but the hair he has is more whispy and thinner. You can really tell when his hair is wet, you can see a ton of scalp.
Diffuser44
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Wow. It's the media and feminism that has given baldness such a bad reputation. I'm tired of chick flicks and hair loss informercials and all of this fantasy world bull ****. I bet there are less bald qbs in the nfl
now then there were 40 years ago. Because the world we live in now gives bald men such a bad self esteem. People have this need to feel better then other people based on whatever way possible and many people use baldness
to Propecia themselves up. Just be aware of all of this really means. The feminization of the culture we live in and the feminization of the American male / earth male for that matter.
now then there were 40 years ago. Because the world we live in now gives bald men such a bad self esteem. People have this need to feel better then other people based on whatever way possible and many people use baldness
to Propecia themselves up. Just be aware of all of this really means. The feminization of the culture we live in and the feminization of the American male / earth male for that matter.
I.D WALKER
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We definitely live in a much more transparently insecure and recklessly self serving society than ever before. A media invasion has erupted, in large part due to the advancement or rise of superior communications technology. Universal respect has been bumped to the back seat by the shameless bullies of rank and file. Yes I'm I'm a bit concerned that the days of personal privacy are numbered. It's hard to look straight in the eye of the cagey animal taken it's place.
dreamermerlin
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Here's what one disgusting woman wrote about Rafael's hair loss:
What a terrible thing to tweet DIRECTLY to him.
Yes, but if she doesn't like bald men, who can blame her?
Everyone has his preferences, some woman don't like bladness, and?
Not smth pleasant, i agree, but no need to hate and call "disgusting".
I think we should stop being so full of ourlseves and demand that everyone in the world must like us or find us attractive or other stuff.
Diffuser44
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Women are more brainwashed by the media than men IMO. They only don't like bald men because they have been convinced over the years that they are less than superior. Unless you are the alpha male bald man which most of us are not.
dreamermerlin
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Haaa, and so what? Everybody's hair show scalp when wet(especially if the hair is long), even in many women, anything new in here?
No offence, but he only has some wide parting in the middle.
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It's not a matter of them liking us. It's a matter of RESPECT. I don't care if this woman doesn't like bald men... it's no different from me not liking shallow b****s like herself.
However, what the hell is she talking about anyway? She doesnt want a bald king of a sport? What the hell does a guys physical appearance have ANYTHING to do with the sports? If she wants to ogle over his hair, she should pick up a copy of Vogue magazine or some other manhating magazine.
But wait... why should anyone defend this losers comments? Does anyone remember what John Inverdale said of Marion Bartolio, who is also a tennis star? He said of her 'you will never be a looker' and of course extreme backlash followed... but if the same is said of a guy... NOBODY bats an eye. A couple nights ago I was seeing a ton of tweets about NBA player Marcin Gortat who single handedly dismantled his opposing team while everyone was saying things like 'Gortat had a great game, but he's ugly as fvck'
Where the hell is the same respect for men that women are privileged with?
Diffuser44
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:agree: This is exactly right! The world is being feminized.
Here's what one disgusting woman wrote about Rafael's hair loss:
What a terrible thing to tweet DIRECTLY to him.
Disgusting tweet. This girl needs to be *******ed without lube.
Diffuser44
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**** if I were that guy I would give that girl a big **** you and shave my head.
I agree why would he do such a thing? What is this world coming to?
Cincinnati Kid
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Truth is, shallow women such as that one will be doomed to life as an old-maid. Just like when many of us were in high school, nobody gave a crap what somebody's personality was, we were all in love with the pretty girls because we wanted to be respected by others for having been able to score one of them -- which I unfortunately never did because I was friendzoned more times than I can count, but you get the point. Many men and women carry this thought process around throughout their whole lives because they would rather have vindication from other people in their lives that they're with the gorgeous person, even if that person has the personality of a log, rather than trying to open up their horizons and look for a person that they just might want to be with for other reasons besides outwardly appearance.
We're all guilty of it. I enjoyed the **** of some charming romantic comedy that my girlfriend made me watch last week, but do you think I would ever tell her that, or admit it to any of my friends? Nope! Why...? We're often too afraid of what other people will think about us as a person if we admit we like something that society has told us we're not supposed to like, as both men and women. Society has placed stigmas on certain things over time, and you're supposed to abide by them. Unfortunately, bald men (who aren't black) are modern society's jesters that are to be made fun of. Bald guys are like the adult version of the fat kid in elementary school who gets bullied because he's an easy target. That woman tweeting to Rafael Nadal could probably be attracted to him without hair, but because society has told us, through every modeling catalog, billboard ad, television show, movie, et cetera, that thick, perfect hair on men is attractive, the inverse of that (bald) automatically equals unattractive.
Think we'll ever have a bald President of the United States again...ever? Not a chance. The president has to keep up appearances, and quite frankly a bald candidate would lose votes to the guy with hair. This is just the way society is now, and it is so friggin unfair that it's not even funny. That girl had no right to say, tweet, or even think that about Nadal, but I don't blame her. She has been conditioned, like all women, that bald is bad, bald guys are sexually unattractive and unworthy, and if you even think of dating that nice bald guy you know -- even if you think he's cute -- you will have all your girlfriends laughing at you behind your back. Eventually, though, when these women realize their biological clock is ticking, and Prince F*ckface with the perfect hair doesn't exist, and she'll be less choosy. Listen to what the great Louis C.K. says about dumpy young guys, "...as long as you keep yourself relatively washed and employed, you're gonna be the sexiest mother f*cker on the planet. You'll be that branch that she can grab onto before she hits the ground."
We're all guilty of it. I enjoyed the **** of some charming romantic comedy that my girlfriend made me watch last week, but do you think I would ever tell her that, or admit it to any of my friends? Nope! Why...? We're often too afraid of what other people will think about us as a person if we admit we like something that society has told us we're not supposed to like, as both men and women. Society has placed stigmas on certain things over time, and you're supposed to abide by them. Unfortunately, bald men (who aren't black) are modern society's jesters that are to be made fun of. Bald guys are like the adult version of the fat kid in elementary school who gets bullied because he's an easy target. That woman tweeting to Rafael Nadal could probably be attracted to him without hair, but because society has told us, through every modeling catalog, billboard ad, television show, movie, et cetera, that thick, perfect hair on men is attractive, the inverse of that (bald) automatically equals unattractive.
Think we'll ever have a bald President of the United States again...ever? Not a chance. The president has to keep up appearances, and quite frankly a bald candidate would lose votes to the guy with hair. This is just the way society is now, and it is so friggin unfair that it's not even funny. That girl had no right to say, tweet, or even think that about Nadal, but I don't blame her. She has been conditioned, like all women, that bald is bad, bald guys are sexually unattractive and unworthy, and if you even think of dating that nice bald guy you know -- even if you think he's cute -- you will have all your girlfriends laughing at you behind your back. Eventually, though, when these women realize their biological clock is ticking, and Prince F*ckface with the perfect hair doesn't exist, and she'll be less choosy. Listen to what the great Louis C.K. says about dumpy young guys, "...as long as you keep yourself relatively washed and employed, you're gonna be the sexiest mother f*cker on the planet. You'll be that branch that she can grab onto before she hits the ground."
Diffuser44
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And if he was black it wouldn't matter. Look at Michael Jordan. I still consider him the king of basketball. It's like white men can only shave their head if the can tan and are muscular. I see lots of black men shaving their head and they look awful. But society accepts them just because they got darker skin. If you are pale though you are a neo Nazi or a punk. If you don't shave it you are just a weakling or a sex offender.