I'm visiting Southeast Asia soon. What are some things to do aside from the beaches?
I'm visiting Southeast Asia soon. What are some things to do aside from the beaches?
I'm visiting Southeast Asia soon. What are some things to do aside from the beaches?
i fucking hate bald older men so much. if i start really balding im getting a hair transplant. i dont understand how these dudes just exist looking like unhealthy cancer patients
there's SO fucking many of them and they all look the same from over 5 feet away. just these worthless, ugly pieces of shit welded to their bar stools god i fucking hate them man. i fucking hate them
>if i start really balding im getting a hair transplant
a hair transplant is not a one fix all solution. if you want to save your hair, you have to take finasteride or a another drug from the same class.
also, if you're white, you probably will bald at some point in your life
Both my grandpa and my father still got hair.
>take fin
sure. ill do whatever it takes to not be one of these fucking sea urchins
yea but they inevitably hold you in contempt for encroaching on "their" barstool fiefdom so fuck them
no being bald is a social death sentence and a need for scorn. its like pre-pedophile.
I don't hate them. They make us young decent looking guys look good in comparison.
I got a transplant at 27 and it was worth every penny considering the rise in life quality. But I always saw it as a temporary thing, because the rest of my non-transplanted hair will continue to fall out as time passes. I don't mind going fully bald when I'm past 35. I've already settled down and past that age your quality of life doesn't really take a hit if you turn into a baldie since other things begin to outweigh looks
>worth every penny
>rise in life quality
im happy to hear that. can you tell me how where you were on the scale and how many grafts you did? I'm somewhere between 2 and 3 right now
2200 grafts in Istanbul at a top 3 clinic.
Was a 3 in that picture and been a 1 ever since.
I'll just give you some more info in case you ever decide to go through with it since I did a ton of research beforehand because I read so many horror stories from people going to shitty clinics. Go to the IAHRS website, which is an invite-only organization for the most elite hair transplant surgeons in the world. Check out their members list and find a surgeon in whichever part of the world you want to get it done. US/EU is 2-3 times more expensive than Turkey for the same result.
Oh, and your hair WILL look like shit for 2-4 months after the transplant so the best time to get it done is when you're in between switching jobs and have unlimited time off
lastly, could you tell me the name of the surgeon?
dont leave me in the lurch i need a name dude I NEED A NAME AHH
My hair has always been thinning but it lasted me for most of my 20s. Now that I'm in my 30s, I don't give a shit. Buzz cuts look great on me and women my age love it.
Never had to take tranny drugs or get any expensive hair transplants.
Leave.
the whole reason those fat ugly bald guys are in southeast asia is because they can't get laid in their home countries so of course you're going to see lots of baldies there you dumbfucks
SEA? Girls, food, gym. Not much else. if you can live in Latin America, SEA or the Baltics you've made it if you don't need to work more than 20 hours per week.
>SEA
>Girls
Don't make me laugh. Fucking lol. They are ugly as fuck
I used to laugh at guys who have a fetish for fat chicks until I realised that it must be like winning the fetish lottery if you live in a fat fuck country like I do.
depends on where in SEA, most of them have cool temples and shit.
why sea of all places
US Citizen in Thailand now. how the fuck do i get a visa to go to vietnam here?
how can you not figure it out
Holy fuck learn to use the internet, you spoonfed cunt.
Abuse monkeys
Trillion pity
Huh looks fun.
>k-kys animal abusers!
You have no idea how annoying monkeys can be. It's so satisfying to be able to kick the fuck out of one.
Smiling at people, being friendly and polite while basking in the newness of the culture, food and biotope of your destination of the choice.
Also drinking and socialising with the native population through body language and improvised gestures.
>people
all i see there are monkeys