You’re basically eliminating the most potent testosterone analog in your body because it can also damage hair follicles
Everyone’s different, but I was not willing to trade my manhood for my hair
I'd never read about that as a side effect so at first I didn't connect the dots, but it was almost daily. Stopped after I stopped taking it - I looked it up out of interest and it's a rare side effect. I wasn't keen on it because it was a neurological side effect.
The dreams themselves didn't bother me but I also found myself more tired than usual, and I'm not overly bothered about my hair so dropped it. Others will probably tell you about the more common side effects, but wanted to drop this one in as it's not often mentioned!
How long did you take it? It generally takes months to get noticeable effects.
Finasteride is more hit-or-miss.
It's a deal
My favorite term I heard from female friends is "cap-fishing" - meaning a man places a photo wearing a cap (to conceal baldness) on his first photo in a dating app.
- look dangerous so people take you more seriously
- always have a “good haircut”
- swimming / bath - no need to dry hair
- solves dandruff immediately
Just positives really
Buuut I always did feel a little bit jealous of guys with fulls set of hair.
That’s why after almost 15 years of full chop, just did “an elon musk” and got myself some implants. And honestly it has been so worth it, just from the feeling you get to run fingers through your hair.
Note that this isn't guaranteed.