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I think it’s possible to be all of those things, and to be in a healthy relationship, and still want to prevent/fix baldness.

• seibelj 4y ago
  Sure but it’s healthier to try and accept things you can’t control. I think a lot of people who obsess over losing their hair see it as a reason their life isn’t going the way they want. You would do yourself a favor by accepting reality and moving on in healthier and more productive ways. You can control being a fat slob. You can’t control being bald in the vast majority of cases.
  • feet 4y ago
    The article is about a hair loss treatment. Not sexual attraction
  • googlryas 4y ago
    But you can control baldness with a few thousand dollars.
  • magic_hamster 4y ago
    I tend to agree when talking about men, in general. But for women the meaning of hair can be much deeper. So it's good this is being researched. For balding men, it's a great idea to accept it and work on yourself in other ways. It's also a great idea not to judge people based on their hair. I sort of agree that if you want to get a transplant you're probably making up for insecurities. But if it makes you feel better, go ahead. No pun intended!
  • alar44 4y ago
    In this reality, we have hair transplants, and I accept that.