This is very nicely done!

I have a friend with alopecia, and the amount of people who treat her delicately because they think she has cancer is crazy. She had a couple of beers at a party we had, and others looked at her with dismay. They assumed she shouldn't be drinking because she must be on some heavy medications because of her "cancer". She doesn't even try to explain anymore, she shouldn't have to.

I dated a man with alopecia universalis. He had the smoothest, softest skin I've ever felt and my freshly waxed legs were nowhere near to matching that. It was both amazing and embarrassing in comparison.

Cute and sweet. Nice person is winner!

Yes! I have undiagnosed pain syndromes and hives... and spent so much time every week going to Drs, getting all sorts of treatments. For years I would have at least one to five appointments a week! Then, about two years ago I decided to give myself one week off from Drs per month...it was wonderful and I felt exactly the same, sometimes better... that has snowballed into having to go to only 2-4 appointments a month now, and I'm still undiagnosed but I'm living my life again, so happy to be away from the depressing cycle of hope and disappointment !

I believe how hard was for you , but it's great the way you turned this problem in to a solution , by accepting yourself the way you are and spreading your positive message . I'm very happy , things get better with time . You are a great person .

I have a young friend who has Alopecia. She is beautiful and started a modeling career after she got it to promote awareness and to particularly help young women who have this condition.

What a lovely personality!

hi, I'm not sure if you will notice this, but you are a huge inspiration with so much positive energy!! Today has been one of the absolute worst days of my life(don't want to get into any specifics) but you made me smile for at least a few minutes, so thank you. :)

I’ve had alopecia universalis since I was a toddler. Going through adolescence was very hard, as were the teenage years, but now I am a woman in my early 40s and not only have I come to accept it, but I love it! It has enhanced my life in ways I could never imagine had my hair never fallen out. Great post, OP!

Id wonder why he wouln't have had a normal family

Jealous as f**k I'd take no hair over hair any day. We for the most part as humans have stopped needing hair ages ago

Completely off topic, but are you polish, perchance? Because on the last picture, besides the ubiquitous Gp-5 gas masks, there is also a Polish Mc-1 gas mask. Yeah, I know, way to focus on the wrong thing... but hey, I might not know much about alopecia, but I do know about gas masks...

The shaving one was my fav so funny! （＾∇＾）

But honestly it's not like your 7 foot tall and green..there are alot of dudes that are bald..alot of us are going bald...so you should just blend right in