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Laser Man:
Something that surprised me was that some people seemed intimidated by me when I first began shaving my head.  I suddenly was getting more deference and "sir" from strangers.  Granted that was nearly 10 years ago when shaved heads were a little less common.

I am bald by choice and that raised a lot of questions, e.g., "when are you going to grow your hair back?" and "why would you shave your head?"  Those questions stopped after a few months.

What I like about being bald is how smooth and  clean it feels.  To be honest, I loved it from the first day I shaved and have not once regretted it.

Laser Man:
One very unexpected thing that happened when I first began shaving was during a meeting with people from my company's Washington office.  At a break, a female colleague walk behind me and rubbed my head quickly as she passed. She did it a second time that day and then again about a month later at another meeting.  Sh complimented me on how I looked and then told me her husband shaves his head!

reddog:
While a shaved head is not uncommon these days, it is still a distinctive look that people notice. A couple years ago, I was browsing around in a small store when I felt someone was following behind me. When I turned around, A young woman said she thought my head had beautiful skin, and it looked so healthy. It was summer and I was very tan, and I had just shaved and my head was shiny. It always nice to get a compliment!

clint902:
A compliment like that is always nice to hear.  One gal told me my hair was at just the right length. :*))

slybeard:
I was surprised by how quickly I liked it- instantly.  I never wanted my hair back, and I started BBC.  Now it is BBN.  I loved the look, but was also surprised to learn that I love the feel just as much. That was very unexpected.  I also did not expect the desire to keep it completely smooth.

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