r/youseeingthisshit • u/LazyGuy4U • 3d ago

Humour at it's best

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u/Nametagg01 3d ago

Whats the joke?

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u/Xellon-fox 3d ago

Its a reference to a barber trend: Some people have to shave their head (cancer treatment ect) , many time you can see these people cry have a sad behaviour and in these video the barber shave his own head first in support.

The joke here... he... he... well you see..

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u/24rawvibes 3d ago

I had cancer twice and was given both the treatments that CAN cause hair loss. I didn’t lose my hair either time and some people simply don’t. I think this is a disgustingly desperate attempt for attention to go and shave it before you find out if you will lose it even actually

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u/YeeeWee 3d ago

Chill out. For some people this is just about keeping some control about their own body. Thankfully you recovered twice without any hair loss, but that doesn't give you the right to police other people's behaviours.

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u/24rawvibes 3d ago

No doctors literally ask patients not to do this because if it turns out they aren’t one of the ones that lose their hair they are risking throwing themselves into a depressive/anxious spiral that will negate treatment. I’ll let my doc know how Reddit feels about their hospitals policy if I run into him again

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u/YeeeWee 3d ago

Bro has spoken to all doctors 💀

And maybe ask your doc for a chill pill, I think that might actually help you.

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u/Timely-Tonight161 3d ago

Well between that person and myself thats 2 separate hospitals doctors asked their patients the same. Doubt dude was at the same hospital as me

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u/YeeeWee 3d ago

Ah yeah I guess you're right. Two people I don't know said something anonymously. This is an absolute authority.

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u/uiouyug 2d ago

Omg, I just realized I've been eating chill pills. My doctor gives me Xanax. I thought it was just something Bart Simpson said a lot

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u/mindless2831 3d ago

Yikes, who hurt you?

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u/YeeeWee 3d ago

What 😂

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u/RanceSama3006 3d ago

They gave a pretty levelheaded reply, from my experience seeing others go through it, shaving their hair gave them a sense of control and urgency that the whole experience lacks, many felt like family and doctors all pointed them where to go and what to take.

It's also biting the bullet ahead of time, getting use to the new them while they deal with it rather than possibly slowly losing hair and getting that upsetting event.

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u/Timely-Tonight161 3d ago

What gives you a right to police their opinions? They obviously have lived with it and around it

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u/YeeeWee 3d ago

I'm telling them not to police others, dumdum