Do bald individuals have the tendency of displaying a "warlord temperament"?

[Benyzero]

Oh yeah lemme tell ya what a big meany pants i am.

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Wide face checks in

[znenammi]

Oh yeah lemme tell ya what a big meany pants i am.

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You scared me.

[Harkonnen]

Source: This site haves many articles on this issue or related subjects: https://tmdocclusion.com/
This one in particular answers your question: https://tmdocclusion.com/home/connec...mes/hair-loss/

That was actually very good read with interesting thoughts.

With the rise of civilizations, we are assisting to a down-siding of the entire craniofacial structure, with the maxilla that drops down and back. This reduces the eye support, flattens the cheekbones, narrows the nasal airway, lengthens the mid facial third, and lowers the palate, which narrows and create malocclusion [9]. As shown in Figure 5, a vertical growth of the maxilla forces the mandible to swing back. As compensatory mechanism, a retruded mandible causes the head to tilt forward in a forward head posture [10,11]. Also, vertical growth of the maxilla promotes asymmetrical craniofacial development, referred as cranial distorsions (e.g. sidebending) [12].

Abnormal posture, like in the case of forward head posture and cranial distortions, affects muscle length/tension relationships [13]. This usually leads to pain and overuse injury where small focal, degenerative changes in the insertion fibers can occur [14].
The concept of trigger points provides a framework that can be used to help address certain musculoskeletal pain. In particular, they are useful for identifying pain patterns that radiate from these points of local tenderness to broader areas, sometimes distant from the trigger point itself. As Figure 6 suggests, neck muscles’ action propagates through the entire head.

Indeed, whatever else they may be doing individually, muscles also influence functionally integrated body-wide continuities in the fascial webbing [16]. Since muscles throughout the body are connected via myofascial meridians, their action cannot be seen in isolation. This explains why intensity of neck pain, forward head posture, chronic tension-type headache and migraine are strictly correlated [17,18,19,20].
When neck muscles are in continuous tension, their action propagates to the head, stretching and tightening the galea against the underlying layers of the scalp. The underlying structure is rich of blood vessels that are compressed, blocking blood flow towards the hair follicles. The restriction in blood supply to tissues is called ischemia: this leads to insufficiency of oxygen (hypoxia), reduced availability of nutrients and inadequate removal of metabolites. This obviously leads to the death of tissues, thus including the hair follicles (hair loss) and surrounding structures. This is also reflected in the presence of dandruff (excessive shedding of dead cells from the scalp).

This is intriguing idea that headache, migraine, dandruff and hair loss could be connected. Migraine and dandruff part sound more convincing tho, but it could indeed be likely that hair loss is at least partly caused by lack of blood supply due incorrect neck and head position. I think tho that its not the only reason and those hormones and sensitivity to them play role too. For what is worth, I've never had headaches, migraines nor dandruff, and I think I have pretty optimal maxilla and jaw development, with forward projection and 90 degree jawangle.

[znenammi]

Well yeah if I shave my head I deffo look more psyko and aggressive. But what comes to warlords, well there are plenty bald fat soyboys.

A proud, bald, rather unattractive member on another board used to call himself 'warlord', it was in his honour.

[Erronkari]

My dad was bald and was practically the opposite.

[Roy]

This is simply an inference based on my personal empirical evidence but i come to the (temporary) conclusion that bald men often are or seem more aggressive than men with a full head of hair.

Dihydrotestosterone might be involved imho.

You're definitely onto something. I think that the higher levels of androgen can be responsible for it.

[Roy]

Poor Finnish Swede

I find it creepy how often sexual violence is romanticised in literature and even moreso by those reading that. Most of romances written by women involve some form of kidnapping, lol and that is only a tip of the iceberg.

[Benyzero]

I find it creepy how often sexual violence is romanticised in literature and even moreso by those reading that. Most of romances written by women involve some form of kidnapping, lol and that is only a tip of the iceberg.

Some women, and men too have fantasies including kidnapping, forceful or forced sex. I think its comes from this idea.

[znenammi]

You're definitely onto something. I think that the higher levels of androgen can be responsible for it.

I concur. I do believ my anecdotal observations may contain a kernel of truth.

[Rob Athum]

My evidence is different.
Notice this Kazakh man: he is bald and has a fully developed beard, which is rare for Kazakhs. Despite this fact, he looks considerably innocent and docile compared to many Aralids and Gobids with a full head of hair and scarce beard.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...(-beard-pride)