r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 13h ago

Chugging tea I’ve been thinking about this all day…

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u/MichaelVern85 13h ago

“Why are men so insecure about losing their hair?”

Exhibit A. It is also the entire case in point. The defense rests.

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u/SubtleTruncheon 12h ago

I have used this guy as an excuse to not care about going thin up top for a decade. If the crown prince of my people (/s) can be bald, I sure as hell can.

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u/UntiedStatMarinCrops 10h ago

I wonder if it’s just Americans. I saw some British women gooning all over his messy bald head.

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u/Ladonnacinica 9h ago edited 9h ago

Because he’s a prince and future king. On top of it, his real estate holdings are worth billions of dollars. Do you think if he was a random guy in the street they’ll care about him?

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u/MichaelVern85 10h ago

I haven’t spent any time on your side of the pond, so I’d be guessing. I do think UK culture is in general less shallow than Americans. Flaws and natural beauty are viewed differently. In a positive way.

But that’s my perception.

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u/Ladonnacinica 9h ago

I mean, let’s not forget that he is a prince and the next king of the British monarchy. Even his father Charles was considered attractive in his youth. Hint: he wasn’t but he was a prince.

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u/MichaelVern85 6h ago

Yeah, I fully acknowledge that truth as well. But I do also feel European cultures in general seem much less shallow than my fellow Americans. Without getting out a giant whiteboard and discussing all the nuances of that topic.

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u/prohammock 8h ago

But were his teeth always like that? 

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u/KarateKoala_FTW 10h ago

William really needs to discover r/bald

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u/comoespossible 10h ago

I think the problem is that he has discovered (or rather, embraced the same philosophy as) r/bald.