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Comment by Ebasha on October 31, 2009 at 2:53am

Hi guys,
Where are those guys who don't mind??? In my country men DO mind, I am in a relationship and he says he doesnot mind, but I am not sure what he will feel like if I sit with him without a wig, I think he will start to mind and slowly will resent it and I will lose him. Growing up, before I started wearing wigs, I have never ever had a boyfriend, who wand want to be seen with the bald girl.

Comment by Ted Michael Morgan on August 27, 2009 at 4:25pm

Sometimes, I think I need a group for women with alopeia who appreciate men who like bald women. I do like the look and have for decades.

Comment by Andre on July 3, 2009 at 1:40pm

I wouldnt mind to know a man or woman with alopecia.

Comment by Julia McDowell on April 30, 2009 at 8:22am

I can't praise my wonderful husband enough for his support through all the ups and downs of AU. He first met me when I had a full head of thick, curly hair, and has been there for me during the past 10 years of tears, laughter, hats, scarves, bad wigs and good wigs!!!!!! Thank you, darling!

Comment by rj, Co-founder on March 20, 2009 at 10:14am

Nice comment, baldmatt55. I wholeheartedly agree. :-)

Comment by baldmatt55 on March 20, 2009 at 1:50am

The longer I continue to surf this site, the more and more I realize that hair means absolutely nothing. I learn more and more what beauty is, and am continuously humbled by the blessing of having much more than my hair. But the one thing that this site has taught me more than anything, is that some of the most BEAUTIFUL women on this planet are bald. Now granted, the way one looks physically doesn't necessarily correlate with the emotions of their soul, but putting that aside to celebrate the aesthetics with which we were blessed vision to experience, I don't think one can EVER argue that hair just doesn't matter, in fact some girls look even better bald.

Comment by baldmatt55 on February 11, 2009 at 6:45pm

The fact is, if one could accept me as bald, why shouldn't I accept them. Hair is merely an accessory. The strength of the heart is stronger than the length of the hair

Comment by baldmatt55 on February 11, 2009 at 6:43pm

Bald is beautiful. The fact is, God only made a few perfect heads. I did struggle with accepting it at first. I mean, I came to realize early on in my alopecia universalis that easier to accept that I'm a bald man and not a bald woman, no offense but I know how devastating it is from friends of mine with it, but the fact is, the good lord could've taken bigger things from me. I find many woman more attracted to my bald head. It's clean, professional. When I work security at angel games and concerts, I am taken more seriously than I am when I wear a hat. I would've loved to have been able to spike my hair up or do the mohawk when I wrestled or slicked my hair back for a job interview or even prom, but I was made a certain way and am proud of it

Comment by rj, Co-founder on January 12, 2009 at 5:53pm

Tamika, welcome to the MWDM group. With regard to the difficulty of finding a man who accepts your alopecia, be sure to keep it in perspective: A man truly worthy of you probably will be hard to find, period. Keep the faith, however, keep believing in yourself and love. Also, make sure that the man of your dreams isn't hidden in plain sight. ;-)

Comment by Tamika on January 12, 2009 at 5:23pm

I have not come across a man yet who has been able to accept my alopecia. At one point I became frustrated with the way my hair was growing and had my daughter cut my hair down to a fade. I met a man, and eventually let him know about my hair or lace thereof. He talked a good game and said you are a beautiful woman..I will have no problem with it.. I then put him to the test and invited him over...and when I opened the door I didn't have on my wig. He didn't handle it well at all.

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