Discussions About Being Bald > Advantages and Disadvantages to being Bald
What didn't you expect when you went sly?
amatlock2778:
Another thing i didnt expect was how much i would enjoy the process of shaving. I also shave down below, and while i considef that process a bit of a chore, made worth it only by how nice it feels doing certain things inappropriate for this forum, i actually enjoy and look forward to shaving mybhead each morning, and sometimes also at night just before bed.
Which brings upma thought/question. Has anyone else noticed that their pillow feels alot different under a freshly shaven head than it does even when your last shave was relatively recent?
zzaapp:
What I didn't expect was how much of a non-issue it would be.
It took my wife about 20 minutes to get used to it. My mom's only reaction was, "That's cute." (cute???) My dad, a military man during the '50's, didn't say anything.
Around the office, I used to get a lot of "bald jokes" and comments about my thinning hair, but after I went sly, all that stopped. A few of my clients commented that it suited me, but most said nothing.
It was a relief, but it made me regret that I waited so long to take off that last quarter inch of hair.
kerryman:
The routine and the fact you have to look after your skin more .
MichaelRMT:
I find that catching a glimpse of myself in a reflective surface always makes me do a double take, and think to myself "oh, right I'm bald now"
Also I was playing with the dog, and she started to lick my bald head. It was the strangest feeling.
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Lew:
I didn't expect to like the bald look, which nearly two months later I have completely embraced. Also, I didn't expect the overwhelming support I've received from others about ditching the 'system' and going sly. Reflecting back now I'm still surprised at how ridiculously important I thought it was to have hair. It's not important to me at all now. I like that.
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