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I get insecure at times...

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VictorMackey:
Well, for what it's worth, you have the perfect head shape for sly, and it seems you're blessed with crystal clear skin, no ridiculous horseshoe, and no ingrown, red blotchy, acne crap that I'm suffering every time I shave.

Do you eat a perfect diet or something, man? Your skin is glorious!

DAMMAG:
Mate, you've got nothing to worry about, you look sharp. In fact I would bet that you look better sly than with a full head of hair!

I don't see why you couldn't be going after the hottest girls around.

KC:
Angel, I agree with all the comments.  Frankly, you could go into modeling if you wanted; your looks are that good and polished.  Secondly, every post you've made on this forum tells me you are a good decent person.  As I work in a virtual office, it means the world to have chitchat with folks I like; even if it is digital.

Keep the faith,

Ken

Ming the Merciless:
The secret (one of the secrets) is "to rise above it all."  I've been sly on and off for a quarter of a century.  People at work no longer make any mention of my change from a buzz to a slick dome, done, say, over a weekend (as at present; am shaved).  My attitude is, "To hell with what folks think; I'm still the same me, smooth or bristly."

On the other hand I'll say that I am largely a self-sufficient "single" unit, and attracting or repelling others is not an item high on my list of of concerns.  As I edge towards seventy these matters have become rather abstract.  To be sly in your twenties is a far cry from being so in one's (my) sixties.

I only can add, "You are more than your MPB. The less you obsess, the more your success."

DAMMAG:
The thing is these days, Sly is a legitimate style choice and in reality you are only one of many Sly dudes walking about, at least where I live.

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