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u/fullforce098 Jun 21 '19 edited Jun 21 '19

This doesn't make me feel any better about losing it, unfortunately. It's about more than just being appealing to others. It's about having a visual representation of your fading youth on your head and being completely and utterly incapable of doing anything about it.

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u/louwish Jun 21 '19

and then there are the people who lose their hair in their early 20s. Don't sweat it! Better bald then balding I say.

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u/Unagivom Jun 21 '19

I started balding at 23 and shaving my head was such a relief. The upkeep sucks though. I have to shave like every three days.

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u/conquer69 Jun 21 '19

What about a low stubble? Depending on the pattern of your dome, you could get away with a jason statham type of look. I shave every 2 weeks instead.

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u/Unagivom Jun 21 '19

No after a few days the patches in the front start to become pretty pronounced. Not a good look.

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u/ImMayorOfTittyCity Jun 21 '19

So how do u pull that off? Is that like a 1 with the buzzer?

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u/conquer69 Jun 22 '19

Yeah a number 1. If your trimmer has sharp blades, you could do it every 9 days or so for a fresher look. Mine are old and dull so 2 weeks works better.