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#15 by yohnazo on 26 Feb, 2014 15:55
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I don't think your head shape look bad at all, the only thing I can guess you don't like it that the top of your head looks slightly bigger than your lower head. I don't think that's a bad thing though, it reminds me of Zach Blair from Rise Against ^^
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#16 by restless bald guy on 27 Feb, 2014 08:34
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It looks fine to me .Just may takes time to get use to .I have a tan line that I didn't like at first I got use to it and it is getting better.But I didn't give up on being sly.So what I'm trying to say hang in there.,welcome to the best place for encouragement and good advise from people that been there.
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#17 by Emann on 20 Mar, 2014 17:20
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Dude you look cool ass hell, plus you have a defined Jawline which many people who want go bald want… Looks awesome !..keep it
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#18 by Goatee on 21 Mar, 2014 12:46
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How long you been sly? Nothing wrong with shape as others have said. Give it time and you will realise how wrong you are now!
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#19 by palmerproject on 21 Mar, 2014 15:21
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it looks good man!! dont see anything wrong with it at all.
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#20 by Trip on 27 May, 2014 13:14
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looks like a normal dome to me....
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#21 by K5mow on 27 May, 2014 13:52
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It looks good to me.
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#22 by DannyBoy on 28 May, 2014 05:05
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Honestly looks fine to me i mean look at my head my head goes pointy in the crown area you can kinda see it in my pic but who cares.
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#23 by DoberDaddy on 28 May, 2014 10:07
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Echoing other replies. Your head shape looks fine.
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#24 by AgentBald on 28 May, 2014 13:50
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Agree....shaved dome looks great on you.
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#25 by Steeltoe on 30 May, 2014 09:07
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Sure, I see it, you've got a wide cranium, and your face is long and narrow. We all deviate from average. I have no neck. So what. I am guessing hair on your head actually makes it more pronounced, not less.
The chops make all the difference, filling out your cheeks. Keep the shiny dome AND the chops. Let 'em get thick, even bushy. Great look. Rings in your ears would also help balance your face with your cranium. -
#26 by JasonR on 01 Jun, 2014 16:02
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You look great, man.
I sort of have an oval head shape that bothers me from time to time.
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#27 by prowlerintheyard on 06 Nov, 2014 00:40
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I apologize for the delayed response. I have to thank you all for your kind and supportive words. It means the world. It actually does.
To clarify, my struggles with self-image transcend my baldness. I grew up a misfit, being told I was ugly from an early age, and believing it. Even in high school, long before my hairline started receding around age 17, I remember someone laughing at my head, saying it was shaped like some sort of alien. That comment alone has solidified an image of myself as a freak, still haunting me as I type this. Truth be told, I envy the head shape and bone structure of nearly everyone on this site. I never appreciated myself. I went bald because I straightened my hair so compulsively and obsessively merely because I hated my bushy, curly fine hairs and wanted the slick, thick locks I simply wasn't meant to have. I'd still do just about anything to have that sloppy, frizzy jewfro again.
The problem with baldness, when it starts like it did for so many of us at so young an age, is it robs the idealist of his youth. Not only is he forced to become a version of himself he never anticipated, he must stare into the face of his death. Because I was not expecting to so closely resemble my father at age 20, falling follicles remind us that time is running out.
I shouldn't be surprised I never liked my head shape, but I am learning to be positive about myself in a way that is new and strange to me. I am not sure whether I am finally accepting my unbearable ugliness or waking from a horrible, introspective nightmare, but more often than not, I am learning to like what I see. My hairline reaches back almost as far as my ears, but I've realized that I still have the vast majority of my hair, and am enjoying some fuzz. Learning to live Sly, even if I don't adopt it as a lifestyle, has taught me a great deal about myself. I look at shaving my head (early January of this year) as existential progress, and I'm excited to keep moving forward.
Again, I must thank all of you for building this wonderful community and for making an increasing statistic of balding young mean feel less alone. I plan on being more active on the site now after my lengthy hiatus. I'll attach some more recent pictures in the meantime
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#28 by Sir Harry on 06 Nov, 2014 04:03
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Welcome back! Yeah, most of us got struck by baldness due to genes, but it doesn't have to be the end of the world for any of us. Thanks for checking back in, and keep us posted!
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#29 by tobler1 on 06 Nov, 2014 15:49
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Glad to hear that you're happier with your hair issues. I agree with everyone else who said you looked good bald.