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dugs1 is offline dugs1 Post #1  January 10,2009, 6:36pm
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i'm curious how much my growing forehead is a turn off to women. When i was younger and had all my hair i was never at a loss for interested women. Now i struggle yet all else remains the same. I'm even in better physical shape. is it that hair?
 
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i'm curious how much my growing forehead is a turn off to women. When i was younger and had all my hair i was never at a loss for interested women. Now i struggle yet all else remains the same. I'm even in better physical shape. is it that hair?
I think that you've ask a good question, for me it wouldn't be, but this is something that the 40 plus group shouldn't be concerned with any way, it's issues like this that I'm speaking of when it comes to dating in the 40 plus group, it should be about the person, is this a good solid loving person to settle down and spend the rest of my life with instead of does he look like brad pitt or is her shape like hailey barry. We're suppose to be teaching the youth, your hair should make no difference whatsoever, if it does then these are women that you don't need anyway just wait until the right one comes along because she will. p.s. don't do anything about that hair be yourself. This superficial age we leave in just gets under my skin.
 
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i'm curious how much my growing forehead is a turn off to women. When i was younger and had all my hair i was never at a loss for interested women. Now i struggle yet all else remains the same. I'm even in better physical shape. is it that hair?
I know a growing forehead is not a turnoff its how you carry it. DO NOT be one of those people that grows their hair long and does a comb over, that is a total turnoff. Be proud of your head it is not a bad thing lots of guys look great with a total bald head. and with the incomplete look wear it proudly and you will notice the women will flock back
 
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i'm curious how much my growing forehead is a turn off to women. When i was younger and had all my hair i was never at a loss for interested women. Now i struggle yet all else remains the same. I'm even in better physical shape. is it that hair?
Are the women you're pursuing the same age as the ones you went after when you were a bushy haired youth? Then there's your answer. Women over 40 tend not to be as frightened off by the natural aging process.
 
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I set my match from 35 to 43. I'm 42. Does that count?
 
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That would not be a problem for me!!
 
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Many balding men are very handsome. Just look at Sean Connery. I can't believe that any woman would not be attracted to a man for that reason. That is my honest opinion. : )
 
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Receding and bald are not turnoffs. Comb-overs definitely are!





I figure God gives us a limited number of hormones. If yours aren't going to your follicles, then hopefully they're being put to good use elsewhere!
 
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i'm curious how much my growing forehead is a turn off to women. When i was younger and had all my hair i was never at a loss for interested women. Now i struggle yet all else remains the same. I'm even in better physical shape. is it that hair?
NOOO, its not the hair, or lack of it. Its something else with you, OR something else, probably thatsomething quite different in your environment. Are you comparing now with college years? We all had it easy at university, but once out in the work world, its harder to meet as many available people, most marry around graduation time. May I suggest that you get some new hobbies or goals that really engage you, men that DO something are fascinating, have more to talk about, and if its done in a group situation, more likely to meet someone socially. Swing dance, urban hiking, sports teams are good for most folks.Serving on nonprofit boards, other charity work can allow you to meet nice people. Network, build a network, become a networker. To have a friend, be a friend.


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I set my match from 35 to 43. I'm 42. Does that count?
Not a problem for me. Embrace it. 40+ group for themost part should be in touchwith the physical changes that are taking place . Don't try to pretend its not happening though, that just makes you look insecure... (no comb overs!!!) Accept it... if it really makes you uncomfortable you could shave your head completely... lots of men do that nowdays. I think its sexy!
 
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