The War Over Going Gray

You don't have to explain. Morticia Addams was hot.

 

Since I'm 40, I'm noticing flecks of gray but as long as I have hair, I don't care what color it is.

 

But what about gray chest hairs?

 

Thank you!

 

I'm definitely starting to go gray. My dad was fully gray by 40 so I accepted at an early age I'd be gray fairly early.

I'm 36 and I'm behind his pace, but not by much. Doesn't bother me, doesn't bother my wife. My ass is still supple, that's what really matters.

 

I sometimes think I have gray in my hair, but sometimes I just think it's the lighting.

However, if I let my facial hair grow at all, I can clearly see gray hair. I also see gray in other spots.

I guess I'm old enough now to start having gray hair, but I probably won't do anything to my hair once I get indisputable evidence that I'm going gray up top.

 

I lost it on top early, and have gone majority gray over the past five years (chest hair included). I don't care one bit.
When I was in my mid-20s, I went out with a girl about my age who had a silver dollar-sized gray spot in her hair. It only added to her allure, far as I was concerned.

 

I'm in my early 30s and started going gray a few years ago. Doesn't bother me. My friends give me some grief, but then I point out - unlike them - I still have hair to go gray. That shuts them up pretty fast.

News to me that gray hair is "hot." I still get no play.

 

Was it Rasheed Wallace in drag?

 

Now you've got me picturing Rasheed Wallace in drag. Ewwwww!

As revenge: Patrick Stewart in drag!

 

Starting to find the stray greys but I've stopped trying to pluck or dye. However, because premature baldness runs in my family on my mom's side and my father is 60 and still has a full head of hair, I'm more secure with the idea of going grey as opposed to losing hair.