I find it really is therapeutic. I've been buzzing my hair down for close to 10 years now and never really felt comfortable with it, like it was really my only option with my thinning crown and only a few times did I consider going sly. Over the past almost 2 weeks of consistently shaving my head, I've really grown to enjoy it, and actually look forward to doing it, especially now that I've gotten better at it and finding what works for me.

When I can take my time at the sink and use my brush and mug for warm lather, I find shaving very enjoyable.

Unfortunately, most days I shave in the shower and am finished within about three minutes, so it is a very utilitarian experience.

I find it very meditative.
I shave pretty slowly, and I shave by feel in the shower. The warm water is relaxing and I have no helpful visual input, so I have to tune out my visual input and pay attention to what my fingertips tell me as I form a mental picture of my head in my head.
The sound and the feel of the hairs being sliced merged to form a synesthetic sensation as the blade scritches over my scalp.
And finally, the clean, slippery state of my head tells me that I've done well. Starting the day with a clean slate, as it were.

I find it very meditative. I've even made myself a special shaving playlist that includes the likes of Enya and Pavarotti. My wife finds it hilarious she's even offered to get me some candles to compete the package!

Candles, why not, what a nice wife, Rodey! I like a little Beach Boys or James Taylor myself.

This subject makes my think how dedicated most of us are to maintain our shaved heads. Seems we have alot of different reasons and routines, but all are connected by living with a bald head. It's something only we fully understand.

I too have been known to belt out the beach boys too when the mood strikes me excellent choices