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Offline magnus

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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #15 on: May 04, 2010, 06:59:07 AM »
great story mikekoz, certainly familiar with that phenomenon. got a friend who is just like that.

but people, take it easy. i think a lot of the negative feedback here is based on a misunderstanding.

when i talk about numbers i'm not talking about looks only. a 5 or 6 or whatever may be a 7 or 8 in my book if she has charisma and projects a good personality. but then again, if she does project those qualities she is a 7-8 in everyone's book.

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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #16 on: May 04, 2010, 03:45:52 PM »
I would'nt say i use a scale to judge women's looks, but i do only like certain women. I could be in a room of 50 hot women and i'll only like maybe 1 or 2.

But that's just me i suppose lol.

But since last week when i went sly, i still like the same women as before, nothing has changed 8).

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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #17 on: May 06, 2010, 10:12:18 AM »
I'm 26 and I get more love now that I'm bald.

 i use to use Rogain, Topik, and lots of hats. if i couldn't hide my hair with a hat, I'd nitpick about it all day. the fact that i was losing it consumed me. now i look the same when i walk out of the house, when it rains, when i put on or take off a cap; its liberating. its such a relief to never have a bad hair day again. before, i use to wonder what my hair looked like when talking to a girl. now, i can just concentrate on the conversation. i can tell I'm more confident now.  i think what happens to us is we start obsessing about our hair when we begin to see it fall out. it gets to the point that we obsess over it, and when its finally gone we feel lost without it because its not there to worry about. with hair there use to be a lot of options to styling it, now we have only one, and were stuck with it. its tough, but you need a positive attitude. start going out of your way to find the pros to being bald. like this one: many women like men who are clean, many women like men who are macho and manly. well, a bald head is the epitome of clean for your scalp. its also manly! how many emo kids or women do you see intentionally shaving their head? being bald at least says those two things about you, and that's a great start  8)
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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #18 on: August 05, 2010, 02:29:01 PM »
This is a very interesting post. I feel like I'm dating the ones that I like the most still. I think I'm wanting to approach the 10s now. In my scale, personality is taken into account too so that even if a guy looks like the David statue that Michelangelo made he could still be a 1. Actually, the system I use is a more organic system where I know them when I see them. There is no criteria ie: the guy has have a full head of hair. Hopefully, this is encouraging for those gay balding lurkers that I won't date a guy with a comber. Confidence is very sexy to me, and I think that's all you need. Guys and girls are the same, and this is something that comes across all sexual orientations.

All in all, don't redefine your range, increase your range because this will open you up to a whole over group of potential dates because your confidence is up. So I hope you have a chance to increase your confidence cause I'm sure you're a great guy and all those girls who pass you up are missing out. :)

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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #19 on: August 05, 2010, 03:15:26 PM »
Back in our younger and more shallow days when my friends and I were introduced to the 1-10 scale, we would see girls and say, "Yeah, she's definitely a 9" and stuff like that.

One of my friends discarded that scale and started using a binary scale: 0 and 1.

0: Wouldn't do.
1: Would do.

Haha, much simpler.

These days I don't even consider scaling women like that, it's all about personality.
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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #20 on: August 05, 2010, 07:52:03 PM »
I disagree with you Bill, I think it's about both. Without physical attraction, the relationship is kinda dull. But if emotionally and personality wise incompatible, the relationship fails too. If one tries to sacrifice one for the other completely, you will fall flat. However, life is never black and white. For me I have a few deal breakers, but they are very few. However, I'm still picky because what if the person I'm dating comes off as very arrogant (I don't know if this happens in the straight community), then they look unattractive to me. Perhaps maybe I agree with Bill afterall. Actually I could never date a guy with a comb over, that IS a deal breaker and the date I had tonight was starting to do a comb forward.

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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #21 on: August 06, 2010, 05:09:02 AM »
I disagree with you Bill, I think it's about both. Without physical attraction, the relationship is kinda dull. But if emotionally and personality wise incompatible, the relationship fails too. If one tries to sacrifice one for the other completely, you will fall flat. However, life is never black and white. For me I have a few deal breakers, but they are very few. However, I'm still picky because what if the person I'm dating comes off as very arrogant (I don't know if this happens in the straight community), then they look unattractive to me. Perhaps maybe I agree with Bill afterall. Actually I could never date a guy with a comb over, that IS a deal breaker and the date I had tonight was starting to do a comb forward.
I agree with you to an extent. I wouldn't go as far as saying personality is all that matters or looks is all that matters, I think that phyiscal attractiveness is a LITTLE important. However, I believe with a great personality you can find beauty in almost anyone.
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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #22 on: August 06, 2010, 09:16:55 AM »
I noticed my confidence level go up once I shaved my head. That whole thinning hair thing ended up just dragging me down. The WOMEN naturally responded to my increased confidence. Now I'm happily married to a beautiful WOMAN who loves my baldness. It's best to ignore the influences of society and the shallowness of making decisions based on it.

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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #23 on: August 07, 2010, 05:02:49 PM »
I disagree with you Bill, I think it's about both. Without physical attraction, the relationship is kinda dull. But if emotionally and personality wise incompatible, the relationship fails too. If one tries to sacrifice one for the other completely, you will fall flat. However, life is never black and white. For me I have a few deal breakers, but they are very few. However, I'm still picky because what if the person I'm dating comes off as very arrogant (I don't know if this happens in the straight community), then they look unattractive to me. Perhaps maybe I agree with Bill afterall. Actually I could never date a guy with a comb over, that IS a deal breaker and the date I had tonight was starting to do a comb forward.

You're right about lack of physical attraction making a relationship dull.  I still have standards as far as overall physique, but that's taken a backseat to personality.  A woman that can make me laugh automatically looks hotter to me.
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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #24 on: August 07, 2010, 05:51:57 PM »
Well, being married I don't "aim" for anyone but my bride of 38 years... that is unless we're talking head rubs, then I aim for the 10's!  O0



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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #25 on: September 05, 2010, 11:32:36 PM »
I notice I get more attention from the guys since shaving.
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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #26 on: September 06, 2010, 12:16:54 AM »
I notice I get more attention from the guys since shaving.

You've got my attention ;)

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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #27 on: September 07, 2010, 02:32:00 PM »
I really didn't, I was married when I started shaving my head bald. Now my wife won't let me grow hair, but since she likes my bald head, I don't have to change anything. I guess my wife got sick of seeing the receding hairline and the ever growing bald spot on my head. Plus my hair is naturally curly and made the balding look more obvious I guess. I used to need hair gel, even when it was long or short, in order to comb it. Now i don't have any use for hair gel.  ;D
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Re: have you had to redefine your range after going bald?
« Reply #28 on: September 07, 2010, 07:25:34 PM »
I noticed my confidence level go up once I shaved my head. That whole thinning hair thing ended up just dragging me down. The WOMEN naturally responded to my increased confidence. Now I'm happily married to a beautiful WOMAN who loves my baldness. It's best to ignore the influences of society and the shallowness of making decisions based on it.

My wife loves my head shaven too. To a point where she won't allow me to grow hair.
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