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Do you threat bald people the same as...

  • 25-03-2013 3:24pm
    #1
    herbytosh
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 34 ✭


    someone with a full head of hair??

    is it regarded as a disability or what think im going bit thin im on minioxidil nizoral and have a transplant booked so fingers crossed


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  • #2
    shleedance
    Registered Users Posts: 240 ✭✭shleedance


    Personally I don't really care. Baldness is often seen as a symbol of maturity and experience, similar in ways to a beard.

    From my experience, I had hassle for being TOO hairy. I've had full bodyhair since I was 16 and was often called "wolfman". My parents said none of their family went bald, so it seems destined that I'll be like that too. However, I still shave my head because haircuts are a pain.

    In other words, people judge others for the most weirdest of reasons. If you had your transplant, people will probably still judge you for being insecure, for example.


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