» » » » » You are nearly 60 ? Does hair loss bother you just as much as it
» did
» » » » when
» » » » » you were in your 20s ?
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» » » » Did Ahab ever forgive and forget Moby Dick?
» » » »
» » » » “it was that accursed white whale that razeed me; made a poor
» pegging
» » » » lubber of me for ever and a day . . . . I’ll chase him round Good
» » Hope,
» » » » and round the horn, and round the norway maelstrom, and round
» » » perdition’s
» » » » flames before I give him up . . . . to chase that white whale on
» both
» » » » sides of land, and over all sides of earth, till he spouts black
» » blood
» » » and
» » » » rolls fin out.”
» » »
» » » you know what happened…
» »
» » And I commend Ahab for it.
» »
» » May the gods grant me so worthy a life and so noble an end.
»
» so your life is worthy? you say you are mad about hairloss. does that make
» your life worthy? or you want it to become worthy when you get your hair
» back?
I will never accept my baldness.
I will never surrender to baldness.
Never.
I may be bald outside, but I remain hairy inside my head.
Think like a hairy man, and no longer BE a bald man, is what I mean.
I live a hermit’s existence until the day may come when I might have hair again.
But until that day, I refuse to participate in living; by doing so, I will have accepted my fate, and will thereby have deserved it.