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[wobbly]

Third time, I'm transitioning. Women tend not to have male pattern hair loss and minoxidil combined with testosterone suppression has had a minimal effect.

I didn't read the first, or 2nd, don't pesonally know you, do what you need to do.

Shrug. I'm going to say it transitioning or not the wig won't feel the same as real hair, to you. Even if it feels like hair to everyone else. I don't want to fight you on this, but for some reason you picked a fight. Transitioning or male pattern baldness, it's not the same as growing living hair.

[hector13]

Ain’t nobody picking fights, bro. GO is informing you your suggestion is untenable for them, and that you’re not the first person to make the assumption that embracing the baldness is the best solution.

[wobbly]

Ain’t nobody picking fights, bro. GO is informing you your suggestion is untenable for them, and that you’re not the first person to make the assumption that embracing the baldness is the best solution.

My apologies. Stand by what I've said  but certainly do not want to be unhelpful.

Edit - GO if you are really sure just get a wig, it's removable right? I'm not trying to argue you with.

[hector13]

I figured out how to lower the wheels on my lawnmower!

… then fucked the pull cord starter so I can’t actually start it.

[Great Order]

Decent wigs that don't look horrendously artificial aren't cheap, especially not for a student. That's without going into human hair wigs, which I won't. Those run up to over £1000 with absolute ease.

Besides, I'd need my head measuring anyways if I want one that fits snugly rather than being loose, so even if I don't get one from there I'll at least have my head measured and ready to wig.