I have long ago accepted that fact that I will go bald, just like my father and my 2 older brothers. But not without a fight. By fight, I mean minoxidil, coconut oil, aloe vera extract, rubbing of nails and prevent prayers of a desperate man about to lose it. And by lose, I mean hair and sanity. But at the turn of the new millennium, I was becoming more afraid of electric fans than bullets and picture-taking ceremonies were keeping me awake at night wondering how they will turn out. Stress was making me, well, lose more hair. Turning wavy -waving goodbye.
So I took bold steps -hairiedly. I summoned my comb, hair brush and mousse, said a teary alohair, grabbed the razor, and in 10 minutes flat, mowed my scalp to freedom. I’ve never felt so bare naked but actually good as a cool breeze dashed across my top. A new me was born. No hairicane will ever make me feel insecure anymore.
I am being true to myself: changing things I can, letting go of what I can’t.
Cheers! #MyCafeNotes

love it! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteTama yan...move on...let go...it will look better at USO ka pa....pareho ng mga millenials
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ReplyDeleteYah! Let it go, bald is sexy .
ReplyDeleteI’d say you’re a top gun.....ayyy top gone pala!
ReplyDeleteDelaying the inevitable ! Who was it who said ...”Hope springs eternal!”?
ReplyDeleteOland David Yul Brynner, etc. etc. etc.
ReplyDeleteEspn Ren Hindi ba si Mr Clean?
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