Many trans men find a receding hairline affirming. They genuinely want it. Its literally the worst part about being a man. I don't understand why anyone would want THAT.
But if I could give myself full blown periods with bleeding and everything, I would. So maybe actually I do understand.
It comes for us all. Embrace the chrome dome and never have to wash or style your hair again. It's so freeing.
Many trans men find a receding hairline affirming. They genuinely want it. Its literally the worst part about being a man. I don't understand why anyone would want THAT.
But if I could give myself full blown periods with bleeding and everything, I would. So maybe actually I do understand.
Same, sis, same. I want a working uterus to carry...
Dude lmao I lost my hair in my first year on T, it was fucking nuts. Middle Eastern genes done me dirty
Tradeoff still 100% worth it tho, despite feeling like the experience genuinely aged my soul lol.
meanwhile me who started getting bald at 14 and want to start E but haven't be able to so far
Think it will just grow back?
no
Never say never, I went on E. I thought I saw the earliest signs of receding hairline and after a year of HRT, that fear is all gone now.
That said, there's finasteride, that can help, and as an added bonus, it's also an antiandrogen.
You can also have hair transplants, or wear wigs.
Nothing more manly than a bald, hon.
ONE OF US
I don't typically like men but there are quite a few of hot bald men.
Points for my uncle. He got that sweet sweet chest hair. Well, pattern baldness too, but at least he got something.
Now that I think of it… he must’ve inherited it from my grandma since no man in my family has pattern baldness…
But he’s happy now, which is the only thing that counts in my opinion.
Turkish hair surgery is an option.