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Lost my hair to an uncommon type of alopecia as a teen. Shaved what’s left since. Now 26. I pull off bald well but now developed a type of eczema that affects the scalp-you know which is bald. This can take months to settle down. So it’s either shaved scalp with fiery red patches OR a wig.

In the interim I began wearing full male wigs and honestly they look amazing, one is about $500 and lasts 6-12 months. I must stress these look very real. I often see people claim ‘all wigs look fake’ but you only notice the bad ones. Decent quality ones are great.

Anyway met many other men and women who all wear them as well through the hair dresser who supplies them and am finding it’s really common even for guys. I’m just curious how women will view it dating. I wouldn’t hide it at all and would share by the 2nd or 3rd date so only a couple weeks into talking to someone. Honestly I view them as no different than makeup or extensions etc.

AGAIN I MUST STRESS I DONT HIDE THE FACT I WEAR THEM. This isn’t some insecurity thing where I’m always freaking out people would find out. I honestly just kind of like having styles beyond just shaved again.

And by gentleman, and chivalry, I mean the desire to protect, provide, and if needed lay down his life for her.

I would say no. If you're the kind of woman who is dating and sexually active with multiple men at the same time, if you're the kind of woman posting thot style thirst traps, if you're the kind of women who seeks attention of multiple men, you're undeserving of having a chivalrous gentleman as your partner.

On that same token, if you're a guy who is a player, a narcissist, a loser, doesn't have his life together, you're undeserving of a good woman and a lady..