Battle of pointiest head

[sanctified]

No matter how many times people tell me I'm crazy,  I can't think anything but that people are lying to me.

[Razor X]

The only one of those photos that looks like a pointy head is the very first one, and the pointiness is emphasized by the extremely receded hairline.  If the guy shaved his head clean, it would look a lot less pointy.

You're obsessing way too much over this.  There's nothing wrong with your headshape, and even if there were, there's nothing you can do about it.  It's beyond your control -- and your head is going to be bald regardless.  The only thing you can do is try to do the best you can with what God gave you to work with -- just like the rest of us.  Shave your head and be proud of it, and be glad your head isn't shaped like this guy's:

[NESTYdPOGI]

Honestly i don't see any problem with your head... And if you want to take it to higher level, enjoy your uniqueness... Man everyone has its own shape of head... Love and respect you head and everything follows. You will have the confidence and  coolness of a sly bald guy.... More power to you man

[D.A.L.U.I.]

Sorry, still in your head, not part of your head.  The angles of the pictures you have chosen oddly enough show your skull rounder than the other guys--and some of them famous for their good looks. 

[TheSlyBear]

I don't know you from Adam. I'm not trying to make you feel better. I have no reason to lie to you or to stretch the truth. You're head shape is fine. It's what's in your head that needs fixing.

[Cris]

I've overcome a lot in my life but this OCD is consuming me, especially when it is a flaw that I cannot possibly alter.

It's so great you're aware of your broblem. The real one, I mean.
I have OCD too so I understand.
You can control it and feel waaaaay better, believe me.
There are psycho terapies (expecially CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy) very effective and very effective medicines too (primarly the SSRI's)
 

[sanctified]

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[D.A.L.U.I.]

Im finding comfort staying home. I tried motivating myself but couldn't help feeling looked at funny. My bed is refuge. Damn this pointy assymetrical peak. It would be so much easier to be normal. It's not in my head. I see mirrors, compare those photos. Reality

At least call your counsellor or therapist before you spin down much further--and do it now.

[WillN]

Hey man, hang in there.

I see nothing wrong with the shape of your head, it looks very normal to me. You have a very nice looking face and facial structure, and any girl (or any person) for that matter will instantly be drawn to that and your really nice features. You have nothing to worry about, but I understand the mental battles. I currently have thinning hair, and the biggest challenge ahead is in my head, not the world. So it may take time to realize it that you look completely normal and very nice, and when you do realize that you look great, you will have your pick of the liter with girls. Seriously. Hang in there.

[Razor X]

We're all our own worst critics.  What we see a disfiguring cosmetic flaw in ourselves, the rest of the world often does not even notice.  None of us here would lie to you.  If you had a pointy head, we might not comment on it out of politeness, but we definitely would not tell you it wasn't pointy if it was.  I agree with saintc; you need to talk to a professional about this.  It's not good to obsess over it to the extent that you are. 

[BaldHDbiker]

We're all our own worst critics.  What we see a disfiguring cosmetic flaw in ourselves, the rest of the world often does not even notice.  None of us here would lie to you.  If you had a pointy head, we might not comment on it out of politeness, but we definitely would not tell you it wasn't pointy if it was.  I agree with saintc; you need to talk to a professional about this.  It's not good to obsess over it to the extent that you are.  

I agree. We all see things that others never notice. Your head looks fine. I would reccommend just getting out so you feel comfortable. When you first go sly you get the feeling that everyone is staring at you when in reality they aren't.