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Being a young bald guy really sucks. 21 with AT is awful. Almost no women are attracted to me, and the ones that are happen to be extremely unattractive and have nothing in common with me.
Call me a narcissist if any of you want, but I hate not being able to date beautiful women. I'm sick of not getting any tinder matches despite using my best photos. I've even bought tinder plus and paid for boosts and STILL nothing. I hate being ugly. It's like I'm invisable to any woman that is considered attractive. Being bald just plain sucks with a capital S. I go to the gym, I have a good style, great hygiene, and and facial hair. It doesn't matter. No hot girl my age is going to go for a bald guy.
Fuck making 50k a year at 21 years old, fuck having my own place, fuck having a nice car none of that shit matters cause I'm ugly as fuck. And if a woman happens to be interested in me, it's always ONLY for a long term relationship so she can use me. I'd rather be a poor schmbag with hair working at a sleazy bar than an established bald guy. Fuck my life. Sorry for all the typos during this vent/rant I typed it on my phone.
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Man I feel you - alopecia really sucks when it comes to dating and I am badly struggling with it too (28 male here).
I have had Alopecia Universalis since my very early 20's (went from fullhead to nothing within a month) plus the disease is eating away at all my finger and toenails (they're all practically gone now). There's no denying that losing all hair from your face and head makes a difference in one's dating life since it changes your entire appearance. Ignore those heartless, insensitive people telling you to "grow some balls" and "man up", it's good that you've come here to vent since there's really no other place you can go where people can understand what you're going through.
Dating is tough enough for normal people and being young and bald (or in our case, ultra-bald) puts dating on ultra-hard mode since appearance is so important at that age. Sure confidence and personality plays a big role too, but looks get you in the door and are a very important component in physical attraction for many people, which alopecia directly affects.
Only advice I can give is to get off Tinder (or any online dating for that matter) as those are only for women and physically attractive men. Real life is where it's at for us baldies since we can show off more of our body language and personality (it may not make up for it, but it does help). Plus I don't want to tell you to lower your standards, but you may have to if you want to get a date while being ugly as you say (I definitely had to when I got my AU). Also, don't give up on trying to get your own place etc as it's important not just for dating, but also for your own wellbeing and development into a fully functioning adult.
Feel free to come here to vent though - this place is a godsend for us alopecians and a lot of us understand what you're experiencing.
I'm going to stop you right there. I acknowledge you are upset and having alopecia sucks, BUT have you ever considered your hatred towards women is what makes you unattractive?
The way you talk about women is concerning to me. I wouldn't want to date someone who stereotyped me and assumed I was vain just because of my gender.
As a long-term relationship girl myself, I don't really have experience with "flings". However, I would assume they are similar to regular relationships where you hope the other person actually likes you as opposed to someone who is just using you for sex and secretly hates all women.
The bottom line, I wouldn't date someone who talked about me like this.
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