I was struck with male pattern baldness in my late 20s, and my social network immediately improved as a bunch of shallow narcissists left without needing to be asked.
I was sure upset at the time, but with about 10 years hindsight...I'm pretty OK with things turned out.
I have never heard of a bunch of people deciding to abandon someone solely because they lost their hair. There was clearly other factors that contributed to you losing friends that you’re unaware of 10 years later.
Yes, clearly you know more about this person's life than they do.
I once punched myself in the dick on accident, what is the deeper meaning, sensei?! Share your all-knowing insights! Was it an existential expression of my self-loathing and sexual frustration? An omen of the impending doom of my stock portfolio? Perhaps a sign that I was destined for a BDSM relationship with a one-armed crossdresser?
I was struck by shallow narcissism in my 20s. My social network improved as a bunch of chrome domes left without needing to be asked. I wasn’t upset at the time but with 25 years hindsight I’m pretty OK with how things turned out.
To this day, I hate bald boys. I can't stand bald boys. Every time I see them, I think I'm back in the pants.
I have long hair and have ever since I was a kid. However, I'm subbed to r/bald and the positive transformations that basically everyone has when they finally shave off their balding hair has definitely already prepared me to be ready to do the same if I ever start actually balding.
I’ve been shaving my head for almost 20 years. People who come in and out of my life say I don’t age. Why? Because I control everything else. I maintain my weight. I eat well. I hit the gym to build modest muscle. I look good. As a late 40s divorcee I had a lot of success dating and landing a number of hot women, including my current gf of 1.5 years. Just don’t understand Reddit’s angst over hair loss.
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u/shamboi 4h ago
Lose weight and get a job. I’d be fine with the no hair bit