Lucetta Pryor wrote:Is this really something that men get offended about?
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Bear Bibeault wrote:No hair means no worrying about hair.
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Jesper de Jong wrote:
Lucetta Pryor wrote:Is this really something that men get offended about?
That is ofcourse a generalizing question. Some men will be offended by it, others won't. My hair is also thinning (I'm 43) but I don't mind, I don't find it anything that's important enough to worry about.
Bear Bibeault wrote:36 is not early for the onset of male pattern baldness.
There is no way a woman can say such things to her brother.Jan de Boer wrote:Lucetta, maybe you can cheer your brother up by saying boldness is a sign of masculinity. . . .
Lucetta Pryor wrote:
Bear Bibeault wrote:36 is not early for the onset of male pattern baldness.
I realized that. I found videos on youtube about hair treatments and found that many are within his age. I am going to show this to my brother. At least I wont have to spend to make him feel better ... lol
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Bear Bibeault wrote:True, most men would opt to have hair, but not all.
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:
There is no way a woman can say such things to her brother.Jan de Boer wrote:Lucetta, maybe you can cheer your brother up by saying boldness is a sign of masculinity. . . .
She is probably only saying such things to annoy you.Jan de Boer wrote: . . . Ah you do not know my little sister! . . .
Lucetta Pryor wrote:Any ideas? other than buying him a bottle of Jack Daniels?
Lucetta Pryor wrote:I have been teasing my brother about his thinning hair, but I think he is starting to feel bad about it and I feel baaaadddd about giving him a hard time about it. Is this really something that men get offended about? Now, I have to make it up to him. Any ideas? other than buying him a bottle of Jack Daniels?
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Bobby Sharma wrote:
Lucetta Pryor wrote:I have been teasing my brother about his thinning hair, but I think he is starting to feel bad about it and I feel baaaadddd about giving him a hard time about it. Is this really something that men get offended about? Now, I have to make it up to him. Any ideas? other than buying him a bottle of Jack Daniels?
I guess your brother is unmarried that's why he is getting offended. Men believe girls like thick hair boys or thick hair boys looks more attractive.
You have obviously seen Gregor Fisher as the Baldy Man.Bear Bibeault wrote: . . . A comb-over is exactly the opposite. . . .
Campbell Ritchie wrote:You have obviously seen Gregor Fisher as the Baldy Man.
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