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Wild. How about just, you know, normalizing hair loss as a part of life? Get things to the point where women don't focus on what's on a man's head, but what's i
by skeledrew 2y ago
Wild. How about just, you know, normalizing hair loss as a part of life? Get things to the point where women don't focus on what's on a man's head, but what's in it. Would alleviate so many problems.
- debugnik 2y agoWhy do you assume most men are worried by hair loss mainly because of women pressure? I and most men I've discussed this with just prefer how we look with hair and wish our hair was thicker. Otherwise I'd just shave.
- littlecranky67 2y ago> where women don't focus on what's on a man's head You can't pick what is attractive. Attraction is not decided by rational thinking, therefore it is pointless to tell women what they should find attractive. Just as it won't work to tell a man that he should find the personality, not the looks of a woman, to be attractive.
- 9dev 2y agoI can only speak for myself here, but looking in the mirror every morning as a semi-young guy and seeing your hair getting thinner and thinner is disheartening. It looks both like growing into one of those teachers that should have cut their hair years ago, and into my father. It doesn’t match the image of myself. This has nothing to do with women at all!
- happytoexplain 2y agoWhat's wild is using the word "just" before a suggestion to change a culture's norms regarding looks (including self-perception). Yes, it would make things a lot easier for everybody. If you can figure that out, please give is a hint. Until then, let's not look down on earthly solutions yet.