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If you were getting bald (which you might not) you'd have 2 options:
I'm generally for team 2. I'd hate medicating (which from internet opinion has various long-lasting unwanted side effects) for the rest of my life for such stupid thing.
I must confess, I have the benefit that I don't look that bad. Also, being fit becomes much more required when bald, ๐ , you have to compensate your older look; and side effects from exercise are virtually all positive. So I'll take it.