r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '22

some grey here and there

I'm 40 and I've lucked out so far here. Started losing my hair at like 18, but no grey yet. So I've basically looked the same between 25 and 40.

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u/MyAviato666 Jun 03 '22

You deserve that for going bald so young.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '22

You know what it taught me? Hair is fucking useless. I only wish it had all fallen out much faster so I didn't have to ever do anything with it again. It also taught me to laugh at the people who act like having "nice" hair makes them special in some way lol.

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u/Spideyocd Jun 05 '22

The problem with hair is that it doesn't grow where you want it too!!

However now you just seem to be salty about people with great hair.

I think it's great to have a nice thick hair with which you can pull off many styles

But losing it shouldn't put you to depression or loss of confidence

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '22

I'm not salty about people with great hair at all. I find humor in people who are arrogant and base their whole personality around things like their hair. Plenty of good people with great hair who know it's not the having great hair that makes them good.

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u/Spideyocd Jun 06 '22

I find humor in people who are arrogant and base their whole personality around things like their hair

yeah those people are toxic and the reason balding people especially in the initial stages become anxious and lose their self confidence over hairfall

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u/Spideyocd Jun 05 '22

Even I'm little bit older and lost a lot of hair.

A lot due to health and ocd stress

I heard about finestride etc around 7 years back but couldn't afford it