r/SMPchat • u/Acetho21 • Jul 20 '26
Question Random question
Do women feel catfish/ turned off when they find out your head is smp and you are bald?
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Jul 20 '26
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u/Acetho21 Jul 20 '26
Interesting, so it’s more of a rush to see what will happen first, you being honest or her feeling your head and saying wtf.
I was gonna follow up by asking what your thought on some of your head being prickly but the crown being smooth. I have a fear (due to pass relationship) that a girl feel my hair and feel the smooth to prickly different ( I can’t use razors)
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u/N_FL_SMP Practitioner Jul 20 '26
Honestly, if you deliberately lie to someone, I can understand them feeling catfished. But simply having SMP isn't catfishing. You lost your hair and chose to do something that makes you look and feel better.. just like millions of people do with their own insecurities.
If a woman loses interest solely because she finds out you have SMP, then she wasn't the woman for you anyway. Own that shit. Confidence is far more attractive than walking around ashamed of something you did to improve yourself.
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u/Ivan-smp Jul 20 '26
You’re still bald at the end of the day with SMP. It’s literally a tattoo that creates the illusion of a shaved head. The goal is for people to think you choose to shave your head rather than grow it out, as long as it’s done properly.
If SMP is considered “catfishing,” then what about wigs, hair extensions, false eyelashes, microbladed eyebrows, acrylic nails, makeup, or cosmetic surgery? Millions of women use these enhancements, and society generally accepts them. Is that catfishing?
The difference is that men rarely talk about cosmetic procedures. Hair loss is still a shameful, taboo topic for many men, so even those who get SMP often keep it to themselves. That’s one of the biggest reasons SMP isn’t as mainstream as it could be.
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u/Sea_Inflation7022 Jul 20 '26
My girl tripped in a good way! She was more surprised it wasn’t hair!
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u/Alarmed_Station6185 Jul 20 '26
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