More and more people are becoming bald at a younger age and seems like humanity is continuing its evolution from hairy monkeys to being hairless. Maybe those who aren’t bald are an older version of humans and at a disadvantage. Perhaps being bald has many evolutionary advantages and some that are unidentifiable at the moment. What y’all think?

I've always assumed that hairy/hairlessness was due mostly to sexual selection. Although, neanderthals were quite hairy and stocky to fend off the harsh winter climate, but middle easterners/arab are also hairy and the weather is typically very hot there so it would seem to me that the absence of hair hasn't to do with climate

I post snippets of my works on the this subject.

The manlet is often afflicted with many deformities as a result of ugly-on-ugly trysts that should be made illegal. In addition to balding, the manlet commonly has a receded chin, high pitch voice, child-length limbs and a fully developed head.

See typical manlet below. Note presence of facial hair that they will commonly argue maketh them real men (LOL)


manlets are also responsible for the clownworld we are in. From whiteknighting 2/10 females to sabotaging politics, business and destroying al remnants of the nuclear family. Why? Because they had to look at this each time they looked for love in their mothers' faces



I personally know a handful of mothers who are struggling because they married manlets and have pretty ugly kids (no prejudice and it is what it is).