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I have met some good and nice ladies and I also have met some really bad and annoying bytches.
And then there are those plain Janes.

What draws me towards giving up on women are mainly the double standards, unrealistic high expectations and standards, hypergamy, dating "rules" (which contain double standards too), being picky (picking the hottest or most successful men) and I pick up on senses of entitlements on their ends and I also get a sense, that I am some provider for sharks. Oh there is also the ever growing popularity of 50 Shades of Grey, which makes me not understand women too.

But I also have met good (although taken) women, who aren't subscribing to these, nor do I sense, that they are like that. These kinds of women were nice to me and that alone has evened the scales for me.
I mean I don't blame them if they don't like-like me in that particular way because I understand how attraction works. I also never have interested any woman in my life yet and I am in my mid 20s.

But I'm not sure after all. Should I simply give up on women?

I'm bald and I'm only 20, it's a long story about my condition but it's out of my control and there are no cures for hairloss. Now I've followed some of these other guys posts about hair loss and honestly they aren't exaggerating girls, I've been confident and humorous and successful yet attractive girls show no interest in me often saying its a shame I didn't have hair as they'd date me. So even with my confidence its clear hair matters more to you girls than some admit and also made me feel less bad about fat shaming that I or other men do as at the very least weight can helped hair cannot.

Anywau a I its been long enough and my standards are high enough I'm thinking on getting one of those professional wigs that mimic your real hair. They have salve to stay in place and do look convincing. Before I was against it however so many girls hate bald and only plain Janes or unattractive women have seemed interested that I thought you know it's no different than a girl getting hair extensions, or dyeing the hair-it's not their natural hair so why is a wig any different? Anyway of course I wonder how girls would respond to this. So girls in the requested range, if you were with a guy a couple months etc and found him attractive but he revealed he was bald (skinhead bald mind you) and took off a wig would you be turned off and leave him?

Basically small town short skinny whiter than white unpopular kid Micheal J Fox takes on the physical attributes, charisma and sexual prowess of a stereotypical black man by becoming a wolfman, he sets about becoming the most popular kid in school, winning the hottest girl at school, changing his bad basketball skills into great skills, becoming the star player and winning games for his high school basketball team. But by doing all this he makes his closet white friends jealous of him and intimidates the alpha males of school who are jealous of his skills on the basketball court and fear him stealing their girlfriends with his superior animalistic sexual powers.
In the end he decides he is happy being the short skinny white kid, forgets the hot girl and goes for the plain Jane girl who cares for him, stops using the wolf to get popularity and win games at basketball instead he plays as a team and his school basketball team win not by a showboating supernatural star player but by fundamental basketball. In other words its ok to by white.