Discussions About Being Bald > To be or not be...Bald

Still on the fence?

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reddog:
 I guess it is a state of mind. I saw 3 guys about your age at a car show yesterday, all with heads shaved bald. They were very confident, and looked great. These days, it's just another haircut choice. People care so little about your haircut choice. I still worry a little when I get together with old friends that aren't used to seeing me shaved bald. If they make a comment, it's usually just "your hair is gone". What is important is that I like it, looks and feels great. I love to go out after I do a great smooth shave, guess I'm a bit of a show off.

geeman:
Great posts... It really is all about owning the look, it feels great when you have a really good close shave, no cuts or red bits lol... Beard is trimmed... Yeah.... Looking good ☺

TheSlyBear:
I'm like geeman -- when I want look my best, I make sure I've got a meticulous shave and trim.

baldjoeg:
You aren't being a show off at all Reddog. You are just feeling good about yourself and your great look.

Take care buddy and hope to see you again soon.

Take c=good care of that knee.

ToSlyOrNotToSly:
Used to be Sly and a member, several years ago.  Let it grow back for no particular reason.  Don't have MPB, though getting a bald spot on the back of my head, just like my father had.  I am on the fence and when I last shaved my head, my life was in a rut.  Now in a deeper rut and I won't use my post to air personal problems or issues.  I'm on a couple of psych and men's health sites for that.

Shaving my head won't magically transform my life, but radical changes, whether physical, emotional or situational, can be the catalyst to get one off of autopilot.

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