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I started shaving my head a couple years ago and many say I look good like this, I'm kinda light skinned and don't tan well but I look young and my face looks good etc. anyway turns out I've been losing it this whole time as I can see in the light pigment shadow the top is going away so now it's my only choice. Like I said I don't mind it, I came up military so short hair or bald is common in my book I just want to know what girls think, after all we are in the era where men let their hair grow to juvenile lengths.

so NOTE I can't grow hair but shave what's left; would that be an issue for you? Or could a young guy with a shaved bald head still hold sex appeal and physical attraction?

Sarah Sands, 32yr old single mother of five, befriended her 77-year-old neighbour Michael Pleasted, who was a familiar local figure and ran a bric-a-brac shop from a Mace convenience store. She used to visit him at his flat and bring him meals. Then, she became aware that Pleasted, who also went by the name of Robin Moult, had 24 previous convictions for sexual offences spanning three decades. He was not on the sex offenders register, as he committed his offences before it was introduced in 1997- and at the time, Pleasted was on bail awaiting trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court on two charges of sexual assault on two children aged under 13. Officers were also in the process of investigating a further allegation he had abused a third boy.

When she found out his past, she armed herself with a knife, and went to his flat, claiming that she wanted him to admit to his crimes so his young accusers would not have to go to court. Sands later told the jury she was "frightened", adding that "it was not how it was meant to go. He was meant to listen to me". However she said Pleasted "smirked" when he answered the door, and told her the boys were all liars who had ruined his life. Sands subsequently carried out a "determined and sustained attack" on Pleasted, stabbing him eight times, and Pleasted bled to death.

During the trial Judge Nicholas Cooke QC said the case was "unique" as Sands had lost control rather than taken the law into her own hands and engage in "vigilante conduct". He said: "This was a case in which the defendant promptly gave herself up to the police in a highly stressed state, never disputed responsibility for the killing as a matter of fact, did not take the opportunity to get rid of evidence and demonstrated remorse." However, Sarah Sands' 3.5 year sentence was referred by the Attorney General after 30 members of the public complained about its original length, and today, it was more than doubled to 7.5 years. What's your opinion of her?