It's kind of weird that you are calling others "pathetic" for whatever measures they take to deal with thinning hair when you yourself, by shaving it, are also doing something to cover up the fact you have thinned or developed bald spots.
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
Is this serious? You do know that bald people that shave still look like they are balding... You still see the places where there is absolutely no hair, you still see the receding hairline... What are you talking about?! Shaving doesn't hide anything, it just confirms it. If anything, it's just more assuming. When people see me, nobody is thinking: "Oh, this man COULD have a thick hair, it's just a choice!" It shows. (I guess you could have a point if I would shave with a blade, but I shave with a clipper so there is always a little bit of hair left that clearly shows the baldness.)
Throw stones, my poet friend, I think my glass is thick as hell.
Look, I respect a guy like Shattenkirk because he's not trying to hide it. If he's comfortable with that hairstyle, good for him. It's people who tried to hide it, like combing is really doing the trick... That's all I'm saying.
And for the clowns out there that compares fat shaming and racism to making fun of unassuming balding people... You should be ashamed. It on a totally different level, you're just using those serious cases to advance you agenda.
You don't like this thread? You think it's disrespectful? It makes you uncomfortable? I can understand that. In fact, I shouldn't make fun of them but of the system that makes those men feel like they must do that. But to say this is the same as making fun of someone's sking color? Come on, there is a limit.
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