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#30 by xnewyawka on 15 Jun, 2011 15:08
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^ Baldness actually is a disease, a skin disease. It's just like 100 times worse than having acne or something.
You are totally ridiculous, do you know that??!
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#31 by yep_yep on 16 Jun, 2011 12:16
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Ummm, no. Please show us reputable medical literature that characterizes baldness as a "skin disease".
Well, maybe most ppl don't want to view it as one but think about it: the hair follicles that are on your skin suddenly start to reject the growth of hair. Why is e.g. alopecia totalis regarded as a skin disease but regular baldness not? I think they both are exactly that. -
#32 by TheSlyBear on 16 Jun, 2011 15:13
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And some people think that the world is flat. Just because you think something, doesn't make it true.
Do you also view wrinkles as a "skin disease"? Just something else that happens as we age. Or is aging also a "skin disease"? -
#33 by D.A.L.U.I. on 16 Jun, 2011 15:24
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[ Why is e.g. alopecia totalis regarded as a skin disease but regular baldness not? I think they both are exactly that.
NOT--one, alopecia totalis is an autoimmune disorder, mpb is a genetic trait. Please, if you're going to wallow in self deprecation--don't try to think your mpb means you're sick--it's your family genetics. Nothing more. -
#34 by Razor X on 17 Jun, 2011 04:47
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^ Baldness actually is a disease, a skin disease. It's just like 100 times worse than having acne or something.
You'd prefer to have your face covered with acne scars?
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#35 by Blitzed on 17 Jun, 2011 06:35
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There are a great many things to worry about that actually have consequences with bearing on your life. Choosing to become compulsively obsessed with disappearing hair isn't even a speed bump in the rankings of what matters in life. I shaved my head 15 years ago and, just recently, I realized I have no clue as to how bald I might be, how gray I might be or whether I've still got hair at all. (Well, the "stubble test" test answers the last question.) I'm concerned that my best friend has testicular cancer and is resistant to the idea of becoming a eunuch at age 50. That's something to worry about. If you're a truly proficient worrier, take some of the burden from your friends and family; worry for them and let them do other things.
And as has been mentioned just above me "Do you want acne scars on your face?" and " It's probably genetic, blame your father, grandfather etc.". -
#36 by yep_yep on 17 Jun, 2011 12:47
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^ Baldness actually is a disease, a skin disease. It's just like 100 times worse than having acne or something.
You'd prefer to have your face covered with acne scars?
Hmm, let me think: would I choose to have a few acne scars or totally bald head looking like an alien/chemo patient with my ultra pale skin and ridiculous head shape? Give me acne scars any day. -
#37 by Ming the Merciless on 17 Jun, 2011 13:52
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Baldness?
As if had any physiological negatives.
Psychological, another matter, of course. But...
There are dozens, hundreds, of things that are more important than how much or little there is up top.
I suggest you move on, and recall Alexander Pope's lines:
"The Muse but serv'd to ease some friend, not wife,
To help me through this long disease, my life,
To second, Arbuthnot! thy art and care,
And teach the being you preserv'd, to bear."
Now WHAT the hell was that all about?
It's that life is nothing but problems, and that you should look for what comforts, not what distresses. Balding? Meh! Cancer? OK, obsess.
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#38 by Razor X on 17 Jun, 2011 15:26
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^ Baldness actually is a disease, a skin disease. It's just like 100 times worse than having acne or something.
You'd prefer to have your face covered with acne scars?
Hmm, let me think: would I choose to have a few acne scars or totally bald head looking like an alien/chemo patient with my ultra pale skin and ridiculous head shape? Give me acne scars any day.
Why do I get the feeling that if you got your wish, you'd be bitching about the acne scars? -
#39 by yep_yep on 18 Jun, 2011 06:38
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Why do I get the feeling that if you got your wish, you'd be bitching about the acne scars?
Why do I get the feeling that I've heard this one before? I actually have severe skin problems aswell but I don't care much about them. -
#40 by Tyler on 18 Jun, 2011 10:55
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Why do I get the feeling that I've heard this one before? I actually have severe skin problems aswell but I don't care much about them.
Yep_yep, in the few years you've been on this board, have you tried shaving for 30 days straight? -
#41 by Razor X on 18 Jun, 2011 12:14
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Yep_yep, in the few years you've been on this board, have you tried shaving for 30 days straight?
The only thing he's tried is complaining for 5 years straight. -
#42 by yep_yep on 18 Jun, 2011 14:10
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Yep_yep, in the few years you've been on this board, have you tried shaving for 30 days straight?
The only thing he's tried is complaining for 5 years straight.
What the hell? I didn't even write a single post on this board for like 3 out of those 5 years. -
#43 by Razor X on 18 Jun, 2011 14:12
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Yep_yep, in the few years you've been on this board, have you tried shaving for 30 days straight?
The only thing he's tried is complaining for 5 years straight.
What the hell? I didn't even write a single post on this board for like 3 out of those 5 years.
And what percentage of those comments would you say have been positive in nature? -
#44 by D.A.L.U.I. on 18 Jun, 2011 14:57
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Hmm, let me think: would I choose to have a few acne scars or totally bald head looking like an alien/chemo patient with my ultra pale skin and ridiculous head shape? Give me acne scars any day.
Wallow, wallow, wallow--it's your one consistent act!