sonfofabitch

I used to worry about going bald too. The secret to dealing with it is just to re-adjust your priorities. Focus on skills, not looks. Skills are what get you the meaningful career and, in turn, the hot chicks in the end.

Have you ever heard of a hot 18 year old who has sex with a balding, overweight, gray haired man who happens to be able to play guitar? I DONT THINK SO.

Anyways, I'm not worried about being bald. My hair is dark with blonde highlights, so it's not THAT noticeable.

HEY IT'S ME, IT'S TRALE LEWOUS!

I was, no joke, thrilled when I found my first grey hair. Unfortunately, I still don't have any more. I have had one grey hair that is visible growing from the top of my scalp for about 5 years though.

Your problem is something I'm also familiar with. I have had several relationships with men who were experiencing "premature" hair loss. The one that comes to mind foremost also had long hair when I met him. He was 22 at the time, and I was 19. I could see that it had grown thin because he had bleached it and dyed it bright blue, kind of as a last salute to having something passing as a full head of hair. For him it was hereditary and he knew it was unstoppable without spending lots of money, so he just enjoyed it while it lasted.
Of all of the men I've known with thinning hair, I always felt that they looked a lot more dignified when they finally got it buzzed. If your hair is just thin but you have a normal hairline, you can try different haircuts first.
But if you have a visibly receding hairline or a growing bald spot, you should expect a day to come where your choice is to look like a bald badass or a variation of donald trump.

And you can look like a bald badass even if you're fat. It's better than a fat guy with a dark, visibly receding hairline. However, a man's best asset in how they appear to single women is either their attitude or the amount of money they spend on the woman if they can't project their confidence well. Those two things can entangle but they also depend on the kind of woman you're after too.

Hey it's not all bad!seen a women with a baldy patch the other day.

My hair is fine atm but my dad has a baldy patch since he was 30, like zidanes! so I'm scared incase hes passed it down!

Oh it's hereditary, It just doesn't really bug me. It's not THAT bad, like, if I didn't say anything, nobody would notice. What I do now is I straighten my hair, and I sort of just let it fall. But to cover up the thin hairlines, I could easily just like pull my hair back. But eh, it doesn't bug me.