Reborn like Jon Snow and with his hairline too. BTW to answer the thread title, I would date a women who wore a wig. Its not even a real issue to me. I see nothing wrong with people who wear wigs male or female. Especially with women it would seem silly to draw the line there given all they go through to alter their appearance.
Would You Date A Woman Who Wears A Wig?
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Reborn like Jon Snow and with his hairline too. BTW to answer the thread title, I would date a women who wore a wig. Its not even a real issue to me. I see nothing wrong with people who wear wigs male or female. Especially with women it would seem silly to draw the line there given all they go through to alter their appearance.
Just out of curiosity, what happens when you're 45 and he's 55 or when you're 55 and he's 65. You'll be healthy and he'll have major health issues unless science cures the entire aging process, which is possible but it's not a certainty.
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Wow! It's like night and day, Buckthorn.
I'm not sure if you're serious or just trolling. Maybe both, who knows.
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We shouldn't place different and more stringent standards on EL just because she's a woman.
I thought this was obvious, and I'm surprised that it needs to be explained.
This is a message board, not a f*****g pickup bar. Treat men and women the same, unless you're asking for advice or that sort of thing.
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Yes but I don't understand what you're referring to. Who made what comments about Swoop and how does it relate to EvilLocks? I don't follow.
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Swoop used to sport an avatar that was of his impressive figure.
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You mean how nobody complained that Swoop had that picture showing his abs? Simply 'cause no one cared about Swoop's abs
Most of the members here are male and straight (just statistics).So when one of the few women residing here, has an avatar showing off her attractive body, of course there are comments. Don't forget this is a hair loss forum. Most men here are jaded due to our fading looks and lessened ability to attract females. Hence even negative comments are to be expected. "Hanging meat in front of sharks" kinda thing.
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This is to be expected though. When your hair is combed forward it uses its length to cover most of the scalp. Facing upwards it obviously will look worse. At least it looks decent when dry. Your status is similar to mine.
I just noticed that Hellouser and EL are flirting.
Do they live reasonably close to each other?
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I didn't say I "dig" bald men, I said I wouldn't exclude them. And I mean it when I say I'd like to date a man with a hair piece. It's up to you if you want to believe it or not
Hahaha.
You two need to stop fighting. We all love you both equally.
I was busy this past weekend so I just glanced at a few posts this weekend without really paying attention to what was being said. I saw a couple posts that seemed to be about Swooping's physique and I got bored so I didn't pay any attention to any of the other posts. But now when I take a closer look at the posts it's clear that this weekend's posts actually involved someone comparing the appropriateness of EL posting her physique (at the site somewhere) versus Swooping posting his physique (at the site somewhere), you and Hellouser flirting with each other, and you and CopeForLife bickering with each other.
You kids need to stop misbehaving when I'm away on the weekends.
I'm going to have to pay closer attention to the messages on the weekends so I don't fall behind on my favorite soap opera.
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Of course it works the other way around.
We're offended when women pretend they don't care whether or not we have our hair so we shouldn't do the exact same thing to women. We should tell the women here the truth so they can learn what they're up against. It's true that guys like you and I (and the majority of balding guys at hair websites) feel differently about women's hair loss than the hair-privileged guys who have never learnt about hair loss, but we are a minority of men. I'm sure that before your own hair loss you wouldn't have found women's baldness particularly attractive and I wouldn't have either. Today I feel differently ONLY because I have learnt a lot about hair loss due to my own hair loss. Today I view it as a sad and major health issue whereas prior to my own hair loss I viewed it as an unbecoming oddity.
I'm sorry but it's true.
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There is one problem with your avatar. I need to stop reading to look at it everytime you post
I wasn't bickering with anyone.
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Joan, I just joined this forum. Was reading this thread about dating women who wear wigs. I am 46 year old woman with Androgenetic Alopecia (losing hair since I was 34) who wears wigs who is positive her son (15 years) has the Androgenetic Alopecia gene. I saw your post that your son is losing? Do you have a story posted here?
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I would, I think female wigs are not as obvious as male wigs since you usually have them longer, with bangs, etc. None of those obvious lines that just scream hair piece.
Plus Im a gross freak and Id just invest in a bunch of crazy wigs to make you wear.
Honestly to guys a nice body is prob the most important thing. I can even tolerate a "meh" face (not that mine is anything great anymore, Im NOT holding up well) as long as the body is good. Butter-face its called in the professional circles I believe.
Plus Im a gross freak and Id just invest in a bunch of crazy wigs to make you wear.
Honestly to guys a nice body is prob the most important thing. I can even tolerate a "meh" face (not that mine is anything great anymore, Im NOT holding up well) as long as the body is good. Butter-face its called in the professional circles I believe.
It depends on which type of wig you wear. I spent thousands of dollars a year on high end pieces (and I'm not wealthy, so it's a struggle). They look pretty realistic and everybody who knows says they can't tell, I also always wore bangs so that hides the rim. But you can feel it is not natural hair is you run your hands near my scalp, and I can't swim/shower in them. For men who glue a top thin skin piece, I would think it doesn't feel as fake, but I do understand the stigma of wearing hair for men is much much worse than women, while the stigma of hairloss itself for women is worse than for men. For me as a female, hairless has made me feel less feminine and more masculine, on top of the other emotions. I don't think the same can be said for men, young or old who are losing their hair. I think it just makes men feel old or freakish/sick. Me as a female, I feel old, freakish/sick, AND masculine. BUT It sucks majorly for all. I read the men's boards and feel the pain of the young men going through this and realize my son is going to go through it also. He's got awful hair genes on both sides. I would gladly lose every hair on my head for him to not go through it. Hugs to all.
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Hey Meed, I feel your pain. 24 (almost) year old girl with Androgenetic Alopecia since 20 here, haven't started wearing wigs yet since I'm still getting away with extensions. But it is very, very hard. My best wishes to you and your son, heartbreaking to hear he's only 15 and might be suffering from Androgenetic Alopecia...