Razor, I still think if a guy shaves his head & wears a hat for one year it's still better thannot shaving your head because of what you believe others will think of you.Many people refuse to shave because of that. I think if you have a shaved head for a year or even a few months then you can maybe learn that it is not such a big deal. Maybe you need some extra time you know. So during this transition period the hat can relieve some stress.If you haven't shaved your head at all then you will never know. But if you have a shaved head then you can have more rational thoughts. I guess I'm looking at the lesser evil here. Maybe the person is nervous about showing his bald head to complete strangers. That shouldn't mean he is not ready to shave it off. There can be much good in a shaved head, even if you wear a hat.
Ok ok fine Razor. But it is still better to shave your head and wear a hat than to sit there for hours everyday trying to cover up your bald spots and wonder what you would look like with a shaved head. That's crazy! It's not healthy and one shouldn't have to go through such times. One should move on from thinking of hairloss everyday, and that can only happen if you shave your head. Who cares if you wear a hat. It's still better than keeping your hair, which you know will be gone soon anyway.
Quote from: SBG Math Guy on February 01, 2009, 06:57:25 PMOk ok fine Razor. But it is still better to shave your head and wear a hat than to sit there for hours everyday trying to cover up your bald spots and wonder what you would look like with a shaved head. That's crazy! It's not healthy and one shouldn't have to go through such times. One should move on from thinking of hairloss everyday, and that can only happen if you shave your head. Who cares if you wear a hat. It's still better than keeping your hair, which you know will be gone soon anyway.They both amount to the same thing -- covering up a bald head. It's immaterial whether hair or a hat is used to do the covering. In both cases, the person needs to accept what's happening and take control of the situation.
oh now I get it lol. I guess the way Rob & xnewyawka made their points really made me realize lol.Right, wearing a hat is equivalent to wearing a wig. So yeah you might as well wear a wig. lol Sorry for my ignorance Razor.
All this hat talk is making me want to talk about it. I agree with it being a crutch. Since I started losing my hair I look for people who wear hats a lot and when I catch them take it off for a second, they usually have some thinning or receding going on. I am that guy but I've played baseball my whole life and even before I started losing my hair i wore hats ALL the time. Plus I play baseball so even after shaving my head I'm going to be wearing hats. I think it may be hard to convince people that its not so much a crutch as just me being me.. Another bump in the road. Do any of you still wear hats? Is it going to bother my head if I wear them somewhat often?
just thought I could shed some light here... ok more like throw in my 2 cents...I got a boat load of respect for ya SBG Math guy...but as someone who is losing his hair I have to tell you that wearing hat is equivalent to a crutch. and it is a damn hard crutch to let go of.I have done more than my fair share of hiding behind/under a hat. I love hats, always have, love them to death. but I hate how I've used them for the past 3 years. IF YOU'RE GOING TO BE A SBG, YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR BALD HEAD. YOU GOT TO DISPLAY IT< SO EVERYONE CAN SEE IT AND SAY DAMN THAT DUDE IS BALD AND HE LOOKS COOL AS sh*t>
everyone wears a hat once in a while, even me Its only when we start hiding behind it like a wig that it becomes a problem