Discussions About Being Bald > Advantages and Disadvantages to being Bald
on a scale of 1-10, how much does going bald change one's lifestyle?
D.A.L.U.I.:
Saintc, you were totally right. My problems lie way beneath hairloss. I'm not thinking about suicide or anything like that but sometimes I feel very hopeless.
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You don't need to feel that way, it can be treated, please go to a psychologist or doctor and talk this out. You're not any different than anyone else. No one has perfect genes and I'm sure that it's been pointed out that people have genetic problems that are worse than yours, millions of Type 1 diabetics for example are probably genetic. You just need some objective help to see the world in its proper prospective. Don't be ashamed of seeking out help, I did it in my twenties--they're tough but also wonderful years. Please tell us you're going to seek out someone with the ability to work this through with you. Life's too sweet to waste enduring this when you really can get it treated and live to your full potential.
yep_yep:
--- Quote from: saintc on December 06, 2007, 08:44:49 AM ---Saintc, you were totally right. My problems lie way beneath hairloss. I'm not thinking about suicide or anything like that but sometimes I feel very hopeless.
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You don't need to feel that way, it can be treated, please go to a psychologist or doctor and talk this out. You're not any different than anyone else. No one has perfect genes and I'm sure that it's been pointed out that people have genetic problems that are worse than yours, millions of Type 1 diabetics for example are probably genetic. You just need some objective help to see the world in its proper prospective. Don't be ashamed of seeking out help, I did it in my twenties--they're tough but also wonderful years. Please tell us you're going to seek out someone with the ability to work this through with you. Life's too sweet to waste enduring this when you really can get it treated and live to your full potential.
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Nah, I don't need professional help anymroe. Been there done that... didn't help much but it was nice to speak of my problems to someone.
Zeekev:
Yep yep, I hope you're able to come to terms with this. You're lucky to have such a great and enlightened group of guys to run this by. They make alot of sense.
Take care of yourself.
KC
fcb2001:
little change, but that is my attitude towards it, you take what life gives you, i actually embraced being bald. and i cant rate it on a 1-10 scale
Tucker-54:
I would say it really hasn't changed my life at all......of course i do have to wear a beanie every once in a while, but it really depends on where you live....Me, for example, santa barbara has some of the best weather around, its pretty much always sunny and in the 70's, so it's perfect for the chromage domage. but if you live in antarctica, you might think twice. Also, i think that as a shaved-headian, you get some more attention on yourself, especially with the womenfolk. there are many that enjoy feeling my top whilest exclaiming "Rub Duh Buddah".
hope this stuff helps?
any other sly guys agree?
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