Bald Men Dating - The Dilemma Of The No-Hair

Bald Men Dating - The Dilemma Of The No-Hair

I'm tired of listening to the woman, saying: "He is bald" as if sick or rude. Being bald is like aging and getting wrinkles. It's natural. If a woman is obsessed with dating men with a full head of hair, then it could be classified as extremely superficial and too obsessed with youth. 

Of course, her current boyfriend could end up bald hairy later, so it could reconsider its position. If a man told him not to leave with half the female population because their breasts were too small, would be labeled a sexist fool. However, constantly hear women express their concern that "my man must have a full head of thick shiny locks." It's like a sign of social success is the date that the man with more hair.
 
It is interesting that a man with a shaved head has no purpose. He has the ability to grow hair, but he has chosen to have her head shaved because of fashion. Perhaps a member of the armed forces and what is expected of him. Maybe it's P. Diddy. Either way, many women seem to want to date men who do not have the possibility of a full head of hair. Part of the 
attraction is natural and therefore an important part of dating.
 
A woman I know once said about his program, "Oh, no, no we do not have all that hair like a man with a full head of hair like my dad had .." Another friend said: "I like men with shaved heads, bald men are so masculine and sexy Bruce Willis remind me .." So my first impression is that it is personal taste.
 
Appointment is initially based on physical attraction and subconsciously we are seeking a healthy mate to mate. The lack of hair is related to age and maturity, but for some reason half of women see a lack of hair is not healthy. I know many women who do not want to date bald men at all. I was even watching an episode of Sex and the City the other night, when a character said he would not consider a man walking because he was losing his hair. It's like having an infectious disease.
 
Strangely, the cult of hair seems more prevalent in the U.S., which is due in part to genes. With the strong influence of men in Eastern Europe through successive generations of America is a society where bald men are not as frequent as in other countries. In Scandinavia, the United Kingdom and Western Europe, for example, hair loss seems to be much more common and therefore much more accepted. To make my point very unscientific, once he was drinking in a bar in Anchorage, where I was the only man in a bar, had no hair! In Europe this would be inconceivable.
 
The first thing we have to explain here is that having a bald head has nothing to do with ill health. Usually, a process of years. It's like a woman falling breasts, or have wrinkles around the eyes later. Being bald is a gradual process that seems to affect men of different ages. I think the reason why women are so affected by the image of a bald head because of the media and Hollywood. The star has always been portrayed in western movies as a man with a full head of hair. Hair is also the natural domain of youth. Therefore, inevitably, the women cultivate the hope that his men have a head full of locks such as Rolling Stone, David Bowie or Clint Eastwood. Unconsciously they want their children to have a full head of hair.
 
There are rare exceptions. Sting has been losing hair for years, but is considered very sexy. Nicholas Cage seems to be losing his hair, but this does not affect its appeal. Sean Connery has lit the fire of the generations of women and is probably the sexiest man alive bald. So maybe the hair has nothing to do with it. Maybe it's the whole package, the overall attractiveness of the person in question. The confidence levels of success and will certainly help any man, whatever his long hair and this should be taken into account.
The problem for bald men, then, confidence in dating. If you are losing hair slowly, then the best you can do is cover it. The sweep of hair styles over yesterday have disappeared long ago and a man with a lack of thick hair should have a long, hard look at Bruce Willis and get to the barber for a shave. A man has to learn to live with not having a lot of hair, which does not happen in an instant. One thing is to have a shaved head is on purpose, another to have the hair of anticoagulants in the month.
 
My own advice is to take the bull by the horns and accept that not all women will love you like a bald man, but then can not be gelled with you anyway, who cares? If a woman is judged by your hair is probably not worth knowing in the first place. And if you're a woman, imagine someone judging by the size of your thighs. In contrast, the children, remember that almost half of the female population loves their appearance and do a shaved head and very masculine, virile or unimportant in the overall equation.
 
My advice is to join the generation of a shaved head and give a little confidence and style of dress good, look good and get your head so well polished. Be cool, be sophisticated and learn to go to the ladies who love their style. Do not aim for those who want a delicious substitute for the owners of a closed room. I have been in place for Casy Kasem Yul Brinner at any time.