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@ThinkInPeach You don't even have the opportunity to out the foot on the door and try to show something else. You only have solutions for average or good looking guys. For guys a little below average no solutions. It is just easy talk because you have the whole package

@ThinkInPeach You have looks. The only reason you got interest was because you met her looks standard in the first place. You even Said yourself they decide how they feel about you before you Open your mouth. So at least the beggining it was looks. If you were bald like i am since 25

I'm married with 3 kids. Took me 6 years to find my wife. If I were 30 and single, here's how I'd do it in 1:

@kiierrhairgrow Finasteride destroys the hormonal system

hair loss after 40 isn't sudden and it's almost never random it's the result of a long, slow biological shift that most men don't see coming until it's already well underway and by the time they notice, they reach for the first product they find and wonder why nothing works here's what's actually happening: at the center of it is DHT, dihydrotestosterone, a potent androgen your body converts from testosterone via an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase DHT binds to receptors in your hair follicles, specifically in areas like the temples and crown, and slowly miniaturizes them it shortens the growth phase of each hair cycle and extends the resting phase over time your strands get thinner, weaker, and eventually the follicle goes dormant but dormant isn't dead that distinction matters more than most men realize the problem is DHT isn't working alone alongside the hormonal shift, your scalp environment is also deteriorating and this is the part almost nobody talks about chronic low-grade inflammation, fibrosis (the gradual stiffening of scalp tissue), and reduced microcirculation all compound the damage your follicles can't receive oxygen properly, can't absorb nutrients, can't respond to hormonal signals the way they used to so even follicles that aren't fully miniaturized start struggling to produce thick, pigmented hair which creates the illusion that the loss is worse or more permanent than it actually is then there's the cellular layer your dermal papilla cells, the structures at the base of each follicle that regulate hair growth, lose efficiency with age oxidative stress, reduced ATP production, slower cellular turnover it means even if you control DHT, the follicle still needs active stimulation to re-enter a real growth phase this is where most approaches break down they pick one variable, usually DHT and treat it in isolation but hair loss is a multi-variable problem hormonal, vascular, cellular, structural, all happening at once fix one and ignore the rest and you'll get limited results at best so what actually works mechanical stimulation is one of the most underrated tools available microneedling creates controlled micro-injury to the scalp, which triggers your body to upregulate growth factors like VEGF and activates something called the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway, both of which are directly involved in initiating the growth phase and increasing follicular size it essentially wakes up follicles that have been suppressed but not destroyed it also increases blood flow and improves absorption of anything topical you apply afterward which brings up vascularization because hair follicles are some of the most metabolically active structures in the body they need a consistent supply of oxygen and nutrients to sustain growth anything that increases nitric oxide production, reduces calcification, and improves blood flow to the scalp will have an outsized impact on density and thickness over time internal support matters too, especially after 40 your body's ability to absorb and use key nutrients declines with age protein, iron, zinc, vitamin D, B vitamins, deficiencies in any of these directly affect keratin production, follicular cycling, and hair shaft integrity if you're not addressing what's happening internally, topical and external interventions will always hit a ceiling and then there's the timeline issue most men quit too early because they misunderstand how hair growth actually works each follicle cycles independently through growth, transition, and resting phases that span months you might see reduced shedding or improved thickness at 8–12 weeks but visible density changes take 4-6 months of consistent effort full results often take closer to 9-12 months the men who get results aren't doing something exotic they're doing the right things long enough and broadly enough to actually shift the biology that's the real unlock not a miracle ingredient, not a single device, a coordinated protocol that hits the hormonal, vascular, cellular, and structural levers at the same time most men fail not because they didn't try but because they tried one thing at a time, in fragments, for not long enough, and concluded that regrowth wasn't possible for them it usually is follicles that have been dormant for years can still be reactivated but only if the inhibitory signals are reduced and the growth environment is rebuilt that requires treating this like the biological process it is not a cosmetic problem you mask with a spray the men who approach it that way are the ones who don't just stop the progression they reverse it. and what makes that possible isn't just understanding the biology it's consistently applying a method that can actually influence it at the cellular level that's where low-level laser therapy comes in LLLT is one of the few clinically studied interventions shown to stimulate mitochondrial activity inside dermal papilla cells, increase ATP production, and improve blood flow to the scalp all of which directly support the transition of follicles back into the anagen phase devices like the Kiierr laser cap are built around this principle specific wavelengths of red light penetrate the scalp and activate these biological pathways in a way that's non-invasive and sustainable over long periods of use which matters because hair regrowth isn't about intensity it's about consistency tools that make consistency effortless will always outperform ones that rely on motivation or sporadic effort when you layer this kind of stimulation on top of DHT management, improved scalp health, and proper internal support, it stops being a single solution it becomes part of a system that actually aligns with how hair growth works and results from that kind of system compound over time instead of plateauing early like most surface-level treatments do the difference isn't whether you're over 40 it's whether you're finally addressing the problem at the level it was created

@tmaxxiing @questmoosa Exactly. This guy knows nothing. It dht that miniaturizes alraedy sensitive follicules. Meanwhile most guys i know without body hair, who seem that they never hit puberty, don't even have a beard, don't loose their scalp hair

@questmoosa interesting framing but blaming baldness on metabolism alone ignores that androgenetic alopecia is primarily genetic and driven by DHT sensitivity at the follicle level. you can have perfect thyroid and vitamin D and still lose hair if your receptors are wired that way

Excessive body hair is a sign of unhealthy metabolism, and it also being associated with male pattern baldness. You have all the hair on your body, back and even shoulders but the top of your head is struggling, this is due to 3-5 things: -High Prolactin due to a decrease in energy/thyroid hormone T3 levels -High Estrogen & Cortisol - estrogen stimulates the adrenal glands, independently of the pituitary's ACTH. This can increase the production of adrenal androgens, leading to hirsutism (excess unwanted body hair). -Drop in progesterone and DHEA levels (The Youth Hormones) - progesterone is also needed to balance estrogen -Decrease of serum calcium levels (usually due to loss of Vitamin D - i.e you will have low vitamin D levels on a blood test "My scalp hair is disappearing, while my body hairs are thicker than ever – it’s not right, and it’s not fair!" Hair is an extension of the nervous system so excess body hair and loss of scalp hair signals deep nervous system and brain metabolism issues (deep depression,anxiety,elevated stress hormones) etc: -Focus on correcting Vitamin D levels and correcting brain bloodflow/venous drainage -Focus on increasing DHEA,progesterone levels via supplementation -Balance prolactin & estrogen Who knows, as your body hair levels decrease, the hair on your scalp might start to magically re-grow aswell?

@M_HelenaCosta Fodem todas como as que não são religiosas. E também cagam e mijam. Somos todos humanos

— A elegância é superior ao erotismo. — A virtude é mais atractiva do que a vulgaridade. — A inteligência alcança mais do que a popularidade. — A sabedoria traz mais alegria do que a muita companhia. A mulher virtuosa será uma coroa para o seu marido, o louvor dos seus filhos, e de DEUS receberá a sua glória.

@M_HelenaCosta A senhora nunca lidou bem com a liberdade do seu filho fazer as suas escolhas. Tão irónico

Os esquerdistas nunca lidaram bem com a verdade nem com a liberdade. #vaipelasombra

@slappyonx @martyrdison The difference is i never mistreated any woman and don't need to be punished for what other men did. Somehow your words emply that you feel happy Im suffering individually because it brings some sense of collective feminine hapiness to you. That is not cool

@BAhead31 @martyrdison That's cool. Maybe now you fractionally understand how a woman that's told she's useless for becoming old, or being infertile, feels.

i find it to be disgusting when men have thinning hair if i see finanstride in their house, i turn away bad physiognomy should not be breeded with, excluded from the gene pool. especially if you can’t afford the flight to turkey only thick hair creatures should procreate

@slappyonx @martyrdison Well it is mostly because you all joke about things which cause tremendous pain. I Lost my hair at 24/25 and never had another date since. And no one puts themselves in our shoes. Being without human affection and sex for life for being unattractive is very painful.

@martyrdison The angry balding cope in the comments is hilarious. 'The wall comes for all!' 'But uhh...not for me when I'm balding heh heh.'

@ErinPerise There are not enough virgins for everyone

It’s not a life achievement to stick your cock into a slut

@CatotheE @WestsideLAGuy I don't have a good donor area. I wish I had married Young before balding at 24/25. Wasn't bad looking. Had dates. But was immature and didn't close on opportunities. Now at 32 feel like no one gives a chance. Looks are so important. If i had hair at 32 i would have no problem

@BAhead31 @WestsideLAGuy Is it too late for treatment? I've heard they're getting close to curing MPB.

Clavicular is correct here. 1) Looks are a core attraction trigger while money is a provider trigger. Those are different things; one should not conflate them. 2) It is very difficult to consistently make very high income & accumulate lot of wealth. For vast majority of men, the path just isn't there. But looksmaxxing is far more feasible & provides at least an achievable pathway to life success.

@CatotheE @WestsideLAGuy It sucks to be bald. Never had that true desire

@WestsideLAGuy You also get true desire. Men that lead with money are just a utility.

@TheUltItGirl Try to be bald and see if any girl gives a chance to show anything else. I Lost count to the rejections. Sadly looks matter

@grayshurz Lies

Men don't fall in love with you. They LUST after your body, your vibe, your softness. They fantasize about touching you, but not healing you. They chase you like you're a prize, only to treat you like a POSSESSION. Lust is loud. Love is quiet, steady and showes up when no one's watching. Some men don't want you, they want the FEELING you give them. And once that fades? So do they. Protect yourself. Not everyone who desires you is capable of VALUING you.

@ThinkInPeach It is not easy while being bald

If you're not attracting women in your 20s, your 30s won't save you. The number changes. You don't.

@FrenchOG3 My wall started at 25 when i Lost my hair and became bald. No dates since Becoming bald

If my Male Wall tweet triggered a lot of guys, it is mostly because they want to deny the reality of why women are attracted to them past a certain age, by denying the premise, confirming their ego investment attached to it. Others will confuse perception with need for validation, when appreciating the former establish the leverage you have from a purely strategic perspective, and not fall for ego investment by treating an outcome as equal in its reasoning.

@gregario_pt @observadorpt De caminho só sobra o PS ou o PSD para escolher. Linda democracia. Vou à cabine e o voto é entre centro merda e centro merda

@observadorpt Finalmente! Sugestão: ilegalizar partidos de cariz comunista (BE, PCP, Livre, MRPP, MAS), como se fez em alguns países do leste europeu.

Ventura quer reduzir número de deputados e introduzir pena perpétua ou até 40 anos de prisão. Desafia direita a alinhar: "Nem sequer precisamos do PS para o fazer". #RevisãoConstitucional #Parlamento #Política

@CarlisleDiana @20yearsinthekan Yes, but i can tell you by experience that being bald sucks. I didn't take fin either and since being bald 0 dates. From 26 to 32. 0 dates. Of course Im healthy but what life is that of never having someone to love. I wish I had married young before hairloss. Its brutal

@20yearsinthekan Absolutely not it blocks DHT and is proven to cause infertility in men. Men are advised not to even take it while trying for a child for how bad it is.

I can always tell if a man is taking those hormone wrecking hair loss drugs

@beherleader What are the duties of women? Always this fucking bullshit talk about men improving because they lack x, y, z. Bullshit. I have never seen such a generation of guys putting so much work. It is not the guys fault anymore. Where are the coaches for female improvement?

Men are poorly prepared for marriage today. 1) They don’t learn marriage as a state of life with duties - Marriage isn’t just romance + cohabiting. - When a man treats marriage like an upgrade to dating, he under-delivers on his duties. This produces a roommate marriage. 2) They lack prudence (wise deliberation and decisive action) - Many men never train the habit of thinking ahead, choosing means well, and following through. - They then drift, react, and outsource leadership to circumstances. This produces financial chaos, inconsistent parenting, inability to handle conflict early, and betrayals of trust. 3) They enter with unmastered passions and weak habits - A man’s habits become his character and predict his future. - If he brings patterns of escapism, porn, gaming, substance use, anger, or workaholism into marriage, those habits don’t magically soften because he said vows. This produces reduced attraction, sexual conflict, emotional absence, harsh speech, and an unreliable presence. 4) They confuse “love” with a feeling instead of a choice that costs them something - A man who thinks love means “I feel good with you” feels betrayed by the first sustained sacrifice marriage requires. - He might have heard that men do hard things. But he hasn't realised marriage is the hardest thing he'll ever do. This produces scorekeeping, refusal to serve, quick escalation to threats of separation, and a fragile bond. 5) They don’t understand sexual fidelity as both justice and charity - Men obsess about their marital right but neglect what they owe their wives. - If a man says “you owe me sex” while he brings pornography, flirtation with other women, rage, intoxication, manipulation, or coercive pressure, he violates the very justice he claims to defend. This produces entitlement that infects his idea of fidelity.

@HerrDoktorOben @_Blindinho_ I wish I had done so. Im now 32. Since getting bald at 26 until today zero dates. Before had dates but was immature and had no career and so didn't marry. But i wish i had done so. Have been told countless Times, sorry i don't date bald guys. I should have seen this coming

@BAhead31 @_Blindinho_ My shaved head didn't slow me down. Got married by 25.

Grey hair is a million times better than no hair

@HerrDoktorOben @_Blindinho_ What about your dating life

@_Blindinho_ I started losing my hair at 18. After a while, you stop caring about it.