[goestoo]

I'm sick of these people telling others people just accept it and shave it up. Most people look better with hair, losing your hair is a drastic change, for most people it takes years to cope with it and if someone want to go to treatment it's ok.

[llm_trw]

This is literally what body positivity should be about. Not supporting people dying from diabetes in their 30s.

[pupppet]

Preach on. If I’m going to lose any part of my body I’ve had for the majority of my lifetime it’ll be by my own choice thank you very much.

[mr_world]

This, especially if it is early onset. I had a friend who lost most of his hair by the time he was 20 and it absolutely destroyed his confidence for many years

[senectus1]

I've always held the position that the further back my hair recedes the shorter i will cut it.

what I discovered was, this means I spend MORE on haircuts. because shorter haircuts require more frequent haircuts to maintain their neat look.

I'm pretty much at a point now that I'm just going to buy one of those head shavers to run over my head every morning. If it can work for Picard i can make it work for me.

[rubslopes]

I agree. The more the balding, worse a longer hair looks.

[tripple6]

Totally agree. Most people DO look better with hair, not bald. Any tool that can visualize a non-bald person bald reveals how the person look may change from good to bad, and a lot of such persons are not that masculine or attractive when they're bald as they or anybody else might think. I could not cope with being bald, and the only thing that really helped me was FUE, nothing else. I'm really lucky to look younger than I might look in my 38, and I still have my hair on top of my head, not underneath being more attractive than having premature balding issues in 25-33.

[pqs]

Years to cope? I fully accepted it, as my father and my grand father. Fighting against nature seems pointless to me.

[wasmitnetzen]

Fighting against nature is sort of the main activity of humans.

Also, don't project your own experience on others.

[llm_trw]

I have better things to fight against than hair loss.