Comments on: Your own perception vs. everyone else’s http://www.morphollica.com/editorscorner/2006-03-14/your-own-perception-vs-everyone-elses/ Musings and rants on hair loss by the editor of Morphollica.com Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:34:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: terriboi http://www.morphollica.com/editorscorner/2006-03-14/your-own-perception-vs-everyone-elses/#comment-68 Tue, 30 May 2006 12:53:59 +0000 http://www.morphollica.com/editorscorner/2006-03-14/your-own-perception-vs-everyone-elses/#comment-68 You're right, its really about perspective. Age is a big factor too, 20 year-old is like a man's golden year. You feel you want to get all the girls, and believe me, at that age girl go for the looks more. You’re right, its really about perspective. Age is a big factor too, 20 year-old is like a man’s golden year. You feel you want to get all the girls, and believe me, at that age girl go for the looks more.

]]> by: Sam http://www.morphollica.com/editorscorner/2006-03-14/your-own-perception-vs-everyone-elses/#comment-6 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:07:50 +0000 http://www.morphollica.com/editorscorner/2006-03-14/your-own-perception-vs-everyone-elses/#comment-6 Hey James, I really think that the trick is to try to get the best look you can from what you have. For me, keeping it short seems to do the trick (the pictures I posted a few days ago are actually of my hair when it's at it's longest). If after that, one is STILL bothered by the hair loss, then there are options like concealers and even transplants or for some peole (not for me) hair systems. So we just have to keep things in perspective to the best of our abilities. As for the dog, at first when we were looking for a dog I wanted a golden lab, but we live in an apartment in downtown Vancouver, so space was an issue. When we saw this little gal my wife instantly fell in love with her (and I must admit that I took quite a liking to her as well). I didn't want a small dog but you know what, she's so smart and laid back and loyal that I think I'm absolutely enamoured by her. By all means post a picture of your dog! Hey James,

I really think that the trick is to try to get the best look you can from what you have. For me, keeping it short seems to do the trick (the pictures I posted a few days ago are actually of my hair when it’s at it’s longest). If after that, one is STILL bothered by the hair loss, then there are options like concealers and even transplants or for some peole (not for me) hair systems.

So we just have to keep things in perspective to the best of our abilities.

As for the dog, at first when we were looking for a dog I wanted a golden lab, but we live in an apartment in downtown Vancouver, so space was an issue. When we saw this little gal my wife instantly fell in love with her (and I must admit that I took quite a liking to her as well). I didn’t want a small dog but you know what, she’s so smart and laid back and loyal that I think I’m absolutely enamoured by her.

By all means post a picture of your dog!

]]> by: James http://www.morphollica.com/editorscorner/2006-03-14/your-own-perception-vs-everyone-elses/#comment-5 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:43:03 +0000 http://www.morphollica.com/editorscorner/2006-03-14/your-own-perception-vs-everyone-elses/#comment-5 First off, great post. You have made some excellent points and making that conscious effort to not let hair loss effect you is very, very, very, important for the hair loss sufferor. Secondly, that dog is cute as hell. Is it full grown. I may just post a pic of my dog! First off, great post. You have made some excellent points and making that conscious effort to not let hair loss effect you is very, very, very, important for the hair loss sufferor. Secondly, that dog is cute as hell. Is it full grown. I may just post a pic of my dog!

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