I think it’s a very difficult option uh whether you have to choose to be or to stay bald and fertile or do you want to have more hair on your head, but you are infertile. You have no morning wood and you cannot have a good erection in the morning.
What will you do?
What will you choose?
Which one you’re going to choose?
This is a very hard question for any men out there because a TikTok influencer, an academician named Felix who is bald saying that he refuses to be undergoing hair transplant because he doesn’t want to lose his ability to have morning wood or the, you know, early morning hard erection which means that you are having the best or the peak moment of your male sexual health.
And, it’s an earth shattering statement because he is an academician and he knows the side effect of the hair transplant treatment using a substance called a finesteride or something like that, and then correct me if I’m wrong.
And then he knows that it’s going to make him less of a man. Because he may think that being a man means being able to you know, to wake up in the morning with a hard, erect penis. That’s that’s one of the definitions of being a man to Felix.
Is that wrong? I don’t know.
And to another man or other males on earth, maybe our ability to to have that solid rock morning wood is nothing compared to their pride of having a great full bush of hair that they can show off or they can flaunt to the world. The sensation of being able to comb your own hair with fingers.
It made me question as to why Prince William of England doesn’t really seem to be interested in hair transplant, even though he has been going bald for, like, years.
Tragically for your information, he is only in his early 40, I think, 42 or 43. That means he’s not actually that old. He doesn’t deserve to be bald.
But my question remains like this: as to why he doesn’t seem to be interested in having a hair transplant in Turkey or somewhere else. Because I know that the hair transplant technology and the United Kingdom is very, very advanced.
I think many experts right there they are very cutting edge in terms of technology.
Why didn’t they do that?
My hunch is there must be some concerns that the royal family might have.
So if you ask me whether I would have my hair transplant or not that, that would be maybe I will.
Here is my strategy: I will take, freeze and save my most fertile sperm first, and then I’m going to undergo that hair transplant procedure.
So I will not sacrifice my offspring in case I want to have one or two.
I don’t know, I can’t say anything for sure now.
Anyway, I don’t really have the money, so I’d better spend that much money for something else, right? For surviving in this recession era, for example, ha ha.
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