Hair transplants look fake. So if you're losing hair in the front people will notice. But no one will inspect the back of your head. It'll cover it and no one really can suspect it.
How expensive are hair transplants? My sister is making fun of my bald spot but I think it's stress related or from wearing hats so much as a youth. It seems very vain to do so if it's above a few hundred dollars I don't see a point, I already have two kids what am I doing it for?
No, being a man is being pragmatic. Hair gives countless social and professional benefits so not addressing it is lazy and feminine. Actively not improving your life because of some neuroticism.
Not going to put in that work but legitimately my hairline is totally fine. I'm 26 so of course it's going to be. But i will happily state that if I ever start to lose it I will get a transplant.
Actually going in and paying for an elaborate hair transplant seems vein and effeminate. A guy can just accept that God wants you bald without being a lazy slob about it. Continue to groom and trim the hair you don't have left, and that's fine. No need for them to shave your butt and glue it to your head.
> ~12k to easily gain more back in career benefits is effeminate
Yeah bro, your idea of what a man is should overrule practicality.
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It isn't practical. You're deluded if you think a bald guy just walks right into the office and automatically gets a promotion after getting a hair transplant. And if you can't work hard and be confident without spending thousands of dollars on your hair, you're not very manly either.
Dwayne unironically gave me body dysmorphia with his disgusting lies. I looked up to him as a fat 6'6 teen and he claims to be 6'5 200lbs with that build.
What did Vince give up to get Dwayne to come back because he's the highest paid actor in Hollywood right now? And doesn't performing for the WWE count as a breach of the strike?
The Rock has long talked about having one more retirement match. Wrestlers have a code that they end their career on a loss to help a younger guy make a name for himself. In this case it's The Rock's distant cousin Roman Reigns. Roman doesn't need the win but in a perfect world The Rock would lose to Otis.
Literally why does this matter when kayfabe has been moot for decades? No one wants this facade of dignity, they want to see Rock drop The People's Elbow
it's no different than movie actors. If a top guy starts doing mid-tier roles too much or does roles that makes him look bad then they lose their star power.
Naw. The proper apology would be if an actor dies a lot in his movies, then people stop liking them. Which is stupid. The win/loss thing only mattered before the meta shoot shit that they do now.
8 months ago
Anonymous
the rock jobbed alot though and always oversold all his opponents move
8 months ago
Anonymous
no its still matters because people do associate it with sports and people like wrestlers who always win since it makes them seem like a top tier athlete even if it is scripted. If they start loosing a lot then it makes them seem like they don't have it anymore and are on the decline.
Honestly I think it's fricking moronic that working for WWE is considered breaking the strike.
That would be like if the entire NBA went on strike and then threw a shitfit because professional golf players weren't striking too.
WWE and film/tv are completely different beasts. WWE is more akin to theatre than film
>writer's strike continues for a year because they're gay >wrestling becomes the only thing on tv >it returns to late 90s levels of popularity and mainstream power
Too bad it's still shit in comparison. I just can't get into it anymore when kayfabe is dead and every wrestler is just Firstname Lastname interchangeable moron.
Wrestling died when the roster became aspiring professional wrestlers instead of coked up bouncers doing carny work because they liked beating people up for a living.
Best wrestlers have always been former athletes. They have the look and athleticism to make fake wrestling look like a legitimate sport.
CM Punk was the first wrestler becoming mainstream without any athletic background. He was so anti-wrestling that it became a gimmick itself. Punk showed the way that an indie wrestler can become a star. That's why WWE is shit and a person like Seth Rollins is a star.
Was Punk the first true indy guy to make it as a star in WWE? Goes to show how much mic skills can carry you when you have no physique and can't wrestle.
The Rock is just trying to make people forget about the whole Oprah thing.
Cena has been in and out of WWE for years so it's not unlike him.
Why is John Cena wearing a hat. Oh wait......
why the frick does he not get it treated?
No idea, he has the best type of baldness for hair transplants too
>he has the best type of baldness for hair transplants too
g-go on....
The smaller the bald area the more natural transplants will look
Thanks
My, uh, friend has a similar hairline
Hair transplants look fake. So if you're losing hair in the front people will notice. But no one will inspect the back of your head. It'll cover it and no one really can suspect it.
How expensive are hair transplants? My sister is making fun of my bald spot but I think it's stress related or from wearing hats so much as a youth. It seems very vain to do so if it's above a few hundred dollars I don't see a point, I already have two kids what am I doing it for?
Hair transplants are for actual homosexuals.
A man faces being a man like a man.
>every bald homosexual thinks he looks like Jason Statham
every fricking time
but I'm different since I actually do
statham is in like the 0.000001% of men that look good with this hairstyle
many men look good bald, but every one of us looks 10 times better with hair
And exactly 0% of men look good with hair transplants.
Musk looks fine
Matty Mac looks good.
No, being a man is being pragmatic. Hair gives countless social and professional benefits so not addressing it is lazy and feminine. Actively not improving your life because of some neuroticism.
Post your hairline
Not going to put in that work but legitimately my hairline is totally fine. I'm 26 so of course it's going to be. But i will happily state that if I ever start to lose it I will get a transplant.
Actually going in and paying for an elaborate hair transplant seems vein and effeminate. A guy can just accept that God wants you bald without being a lazy slob about it. Continue to groom and trim the hair you don't have left, and that's fine. No need for them to shave your butt and glue it to your head.
> ~12k to easily gain more back in career benefits is effeminate
Yeah bro, your idea of what a man is should overrule practicality.
It isn't practical. You're deluded if you think a bald guy just walks right into the office and automatically gets a promotion after getting a hair transplant. And if you can't work hard and be confident without spending thousands of dollars on your hair, you're not very manly either.
>"men" desperately performing mental gymnastics to justify plastic surgery
loving every laugh
actually pathetic
norton looks shit bald
>a real man turbocopes
Shaving your head at the first sighting of the Norwood reaper is just one small step above HRT and SRS
And spending thousands of dollars for a transplant isn't a turbocope?
Elon Musk has like 20 children because of his hair transplant. Who's coping?
So if a full head of hair is all you need to become a billionaire, what's your excuse?
That's not what I said at all.
>You can't see my hair
why does his head say Q
Bing chillin'.
This Black person claiming 6'5. When cena is around 5'11
I've seen Dwayne in person. He is 6'1" tops.
Dwayne unironically gave me body dysmorphia with his disgusting lies. I looked up to him as a fat 6'6 teen and he claims to be 6'5 200lbs with that build.
Everyone knows the Rock blatantly lies about his height. Compared to David Hasselhoff (legit 6'5"), he's noticeably shorter.
What did Vince give up to get Dwayne to come back because he's the highest paid actor in Hollywood right now? And doesn't performing for the WWE count as a breach of the strike?
WWE merged with UFC, so he gave up everything
Less than you think since Vince is president of operations
WWE is non-unionized and is more sports-centered despite being scripted.
The Rock has long talked about having one more retirement match. Wrestlers have a code that they end their career on a loss to help a younger guy make a name for himself. In this case it's The Rock's distant cousin Roman Reigns. Roman doesn't need the win but in a perfect world The Rock would lose to Otis.
Literally why does this matter when kayfabe has been moot for decades? No one wants this facade of dignity, they want to see Rock drop The People's Elbow
Wrestling fans are still dumb enough to care about wins and losses. I'm not even joking. If a wrestler loses too many times, then he "looks weak".
it's no different than movie actors. If a top guy starts doing mid-tier roles too much or does roles that makes him look bad then they lose their star power.
Naw. The proper apology would be if an actor dies a lot in his movies, then people stop liking them. Which is stupid. The win/loss thing only mattered before the meta shoot shit that they do now.
the rock jobbed alot though and always oversold all his opponents move
no its still matters because people do associate it with sports and people like wrestlers who always win since it makes them seem like a top tier athlete even if it is scripted. If they start loosing a lot then it makes them seem like they don't have it anymore and are on the decline.
Sean Bean is beloved though
Nah. I was a wrestling fan for probably 7 years back in the day and a good personality losing didn't change my opinion of them. I know it's fake.
Roman Reigns isn't some new face, he's been around for nearly a decade
Nice seeing Haley Joel Osment making a comeback
No way Roman beats The Rock
Honestly I think it's fricking moronic that working for WWE is considered breaking the strike.
That would be like if the entire NBA went on strike and then threw a shitfit because professional golf players weren't striking too.
WWE and film/tv are completely different beasts. WWE is more akin to theatre than film
>Honestly I think it's fricking moronic that working for WWE is considered breaking the strike.
It's not. The strike is against specific employers in these collective bargaining agreements, not like, "the concept of writing/acting"
Did Cena come out to this?
They must spend a ton every month on agents, publicists, taxes, and need the cash flow due to the strike.
How come Cena doesn't update his look?
Also Rock should bring back his kino goatee, he looks dumb without hair on SOME part of his head.
Are they actually wrestling or just smiling at each other like homos?
>like homos
Because men wrestling each other in their underwear isn't homoerotic.
>writer's strike continues for a year because they're gay
>wrestling becomes the only thing on tv
>it returns to late 90s levels of popularity and mainstream power
Too bad it's still shit in comparison. I just can't get into it anymore when kayfabe is dead and every wrestler is just Firstname Lastname interchangeable moron.
Wrestling died when the roster became aspiring professional wrestlers instead of coked up bouncers doing carny work because they liked beating people up for a living.
True
Best wrestlers have always been former athletes. They have the look and athleticism to make fake wrestling look like a legitimate sport.
CM Punk was the first wrestler becoming mainstream without any athletic background. He was so anti-wrestling that it became a gimmick itself. Punk showed the way that an indie wrestler can become a star. That's why WWE is shit and a person like Seth Rollins is a star.
Was Punk the first true indy guy to make it as a star in WWE? Goes to show how much mic skills can carry you when you have no physique and can't wrestle.
I loved this frickers last stint in WWE. Wasn't the best wrestler, but man was he always entertaining.
Hulk Hogan was a musician before he became a wrestler
wish that was true
>turn on tv
>see The New Day
>turn off tv
This. They shove it down your throat and it's disgusting.
90s era? You gotta be more specific, do you mean the Hogan and Randy Savage era early 90s or the early Rock and Stone Cold late 90s
And then you have the Attitude Era ACW/NWO macho man mud 90s era
The rock was shit, Cena was the big name
yes
Waiting on b***htista to come home too.
Still waiting for Chris Benoit to return
> Still waiting for Chris Benoit to return
Killed two pro-wrestling legends in one swoop (his wife was Woman). Needs his own HOF wing
Black Adam
Meets
Peacemaker
wait, so John Cena humiliation ritual was for nothing?
Not reading the thread, John Cena is a legitimately funny actor and Vacation Friends is an underappreciated comedy
>funny actor
He's also a better serious actor than Dwayne. He was good in Suicide Squad when he was goofing around and also when he had to be serious.
i get gay vibes from the rock
>strike
why would a sport be affected by a writers strike?
Rock and Cena are SAG members and are barred from doing any non union activity during the strike
How many SAGgy b***hes have Only Fans?
WWE always wins
Forced perspective, or is Cena a midge?