Has your sexual orientation helped or hindered your acceptance with alopecia

I am borrowing this topic from RJ. I wanted to start this disscusion first but he beat me to it.
Discuss away.

Jeffrey

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Permalink Reply by Kia Walker on April 12, 2011 at 8:09pm
I have Universalis and I choose to wear a hat of some sort all of the time. I am often mistaken for a man, so most of the time I am not being stared at or talked about. My life as an adult lesbian has been much easier than when I was a 7 years old 2nd grader wearing a wig.
Permalink Reply by Kycie on November 23, 2011 at 6:00am
Being Bi- sexual, I am realizing that it is the very thought of meeting a female I am attracted to and revealing " the wig and what is underneath that wig that is keeping me now inside a sheltered closet. I do not know anyone in my area that either has dealt with this sicial dating/ relational struggle. My I
From my past experience is from a 15 yr same- sex relationship that recently broke up. I decided to shave my head rather than feel worse. What I received was: if I wanted a guy, I would have gotten one. 2) If you want to be a guy then go be ine. ( mind you I believe ine can be gender fluid. However, this has hurt me and I am aware that I have some core issues to explore.

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