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While I am not quite there on the balding aspect, I feel a similar way about beards. For some weird genetic reason, at 30yo, I still can’t grow much facial hai
by vonseel 7y ago
While I am not quite there on the balding aspect, I feel a similar way about beards.
For some weird genetic reason, at 30yo, I still can’t grow much facial hair and all of the hair above my lips is blonde. I do grow quite a bit of hair below the jaw-line though...
It doesn’t bother me much even though beards are nearly universal where I live among men (Texas) and all the men in my family grow full, uniform-colored lumberjack beards.
I wish I felt the same about balding and hairlines... can’t say that I do. I have always had thin hair and started noticing balding around age 24-25, I’d guess. None of the brothers aged 35-50 have much noticeable balding. Genetically, I guess I got the short end of the stick with regards to hair in my family.
Oh well.
- speedplane 7y ago> I feel a similar way about beards. For some weird genetic reason, at 30yo, I still can’t grow much facial hair and all of the hair above my lips is blonde. ... It doesn’t bother me much even though beards are nearly universal where I live among men (Texas) and all the men in my family grow full, uniform-colored lumberjack beards. Do you really care about having a beard? It sounds like you care more about fitting in with other people around you. A beard will never make or break you, forget about it, show your value through something meaningful and people will respect far more than anything that can grow on your face.
- vonseel 7y agoNope, I don’t care. In fact I wish I grew less facial hair so I didn’t need to trim at all. Losing the hair on top of my head, though...