After years of mockery, I found a Reddit channel that encourages men to embrace hair loss as a legitimate and attractive identity
Until this month, Reddit user “Holenathalevel” had only posted online about engineering. That was before he popped up on a forum devoted to baldness and posted photos of himself – before and after shaving off the thinning hair he’d clung on to for years. The response to his bald “glow-up” from other men in the community was strangely moving:
“Looks good dude. You look sharp.”
“Crushed it.”
“Welcome brother.”
Shorts
Being hairless on top has never been in style, but r/bald members encourage one another in the face of insecurity
They tried everything to cover up hair loss – root spray, Minoxidil, hats. The only thing that helped? Accepting it.
En ‘r/bald’, una comunidad de más de un millón y medio de personas reivindica la calvicie como última frontera de lo ‘cool’
There are multiple ways for men to combat hair loss now, but should they have to?
My final haircut was a euphoric moment. I was liberated, a reverse-Samson. Then I got cold and put a beanie on
Ben Sherry started going bald around age 18. A video of him showing how he wears his wig got 41 million views — and it's…
