Premature Graying Halted/Reversed by a Few Ladies Here?

blackcad said:

For the last 15 years, my hair's been going grey a little at a time. I've noticed more and more grey hairs as the years creep by. I've had many stresses in my life these last few years, as does everyone. One neat thing however....I've finally noticed....the greying process seems to have stopped. In fact, it seems as though grey hairs are harder to come by when I look in the mirror. And I haven't yet suffered hair loss.

Hmmm.....I wonder...could there be a connection here....cause and effect? I started seeing escort(s) (one in particular) one year ago. There is nothing else that has changed in my life. Perhaps this has reduced my stress level sufficiently to reverse father time? I sure hope so.

It might be that at a subconcious level, my male psyche believes or chooses to believe that the ladies I see/have seen (and there haven't been many) do actually enjoy spending time with me/ care about me (irrespective of money), are attracted to me...whether it is just an act or not, and that fulfills a fundamental need in me...to be desired.

This fundamental need has not been fulfilled for years, until the last, and so....I put it out there...Is this possible?

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Devo said:

When I look at some of the US Presidents, I am quite frankly shocked at how rapidly they appear to age in a relatively short period of time. It has to be the stress.

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Tugela said:

Stress doesn't cause greyness.

Clinton (and most presidents for that matter) rapidly go grey because after they are elected they don't need to keep dying their hair so they look younger.

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Devo said:

I don't agree with you. First of all your argument is predicated on the assumption that all the presidents in question are genetically predisposed to excessive greying at an abnormally young age.

Secondly why would presidents allow their hair to grey when they have to run for a second term. Obama is the perfect example of this. He has another election campaign next year yet he has allowed his hair to turn grey.

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Devo said:

I don't agree with you. First of all your argument is predicated on the assumption that all the presidents in question are genetically predisposed to excessive greying at an abnormally young age.

Secondly why would presidents allow their hair to grey when they have to run for a second term. Obama is the perfect example of this. He has another election campaign next year yet he has allowed his hair to turn grey.

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Tugela said:

Stress doesn't cause greyness.

Clinton (and most presidents for that matter) rapidly go grey because after they are elected they don't need to keep dying their hair so they look younger.

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blackcad said:

For the last 15 years, my hair's been going grey a little at a time. I've noticed more and more grey hairs as the years creep by. I've had many stresses in my life these last few years, as does everyone. One neat thing however....I've finally noticed....the greying process seems to have stopped. In fact, it seems as though grey hairs are harder to come by when I look in the mirror. And I haven't yet suffered hair loss.

Hmmm.....I wonder...could there be a connection here....cause and effect? I started seeing escort(s) (one in particular) one year ago. There is nothing else that has changed in my life. Perhaps this has reduced my stress level sufficiently to reverse father time? I sure hope so.

It might be that at a subconcious level, my male psyche believes or chooses to believe that the ladies I see/have seen (and there haven't been many) do actually enjoy spending time with me/ care about me (irrespective of money), are attracted to me...whether it is just an act or not, and that fulfills a fundamental need in me...to be desired.

This fundamental need has not been fulfilled for years, until the last, and so....I put it out there...Is this possible?

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jesuschrist said:

Stress doesn't cause greying of the hair, but stress causes rapid aging, and that causes the greying.

Yours is another example of how people can't link apparent cause-and-effect because there is this tendency today for obtusely isolating elements and trying to directly de-link them so as to produce profound conclusions. Like those who say there is no direct link between putting a cellphone in the pocket and reduction in sperm, or that HIV doesn't cause AIDS.

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Tugela said:

Grey hair is caused by a decrease in melanin production in your hair follicles, resulting in a loss of the natural coloration of your hair. Once the cells that produce it have gone out of business, that hair stays grey. It can onset at any age, depending on your genes. My brother started going gray as a teenager and he definitely wasn't stressed or prematurely aging.

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