tbh I have always liked John Cena and I am glad he is transparent about it.
He’s also a much more gifted actor than most give him credit for. He is as good as Bautista, if not on the same level.
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Accurate-Force3054 on
but also r/bald is one of the few good places on the internet.
riointhesky on
i thought that ad was the big reveal for a second
bomdiagata on
Good for him. I feel like this kind of piece goes a decent way to de-stigmatizing things like hair transplants and other male-pattern baldness treatments.
CarthVonMonk on
On one hand it’s nice he’s being open and talking about it.
On the other hand, baldness happens, it’s fine, not everyone has millions of dollars to spend on vanity. Talking about it as if it’s some serious medical issue he has overcome is pretty weird and out of touch.
ThatBabyIsCancelled on
My aunt started losing her hair, going bald, and it was traumatic as fuck for her, tbh. Wish I were a stronger person (I guess??) but holy shit it gives me anxiety and I don’t think I’d be ok!
I lost a lot after weight loss surgery and it’s beginning to thin again like crazy; glad I’m too tired to give a shit (I’m not; I’m SO bothered 😭)
spaceshiptears on
We ❤️ gender affirming care!!!
crochetblankets on
Peace and love and I’m glad that this man is doing whatever he wants but I just think it’s inch resting how whenever a male celeb is open about his cosmetic procedures everyone is all “good for him! He’s such a great actor/singer/whatever” but when a female celebrity gets cosmetic work done we all have to fall over ourselves about how this particular woman is a disappointment and abandoning her natural beauty and now unnatural she now looks when acting/singing/doing whatever.
conoresque on
Cena looks genuinely great with the buzz cut. He should honestly just keep it low and wear wigs for whatever roles require it. I don’t think any role he’s ever had would’ve been worse with him having a buzz.
MothersMiIk on
THIS is what healthy masculinity is
decchica on
I won’t lie I did just Google the before and after now. Good for him.
Ok_Astronomer5738 on
Didn’t even know he was balding. Hair really matters to men so good for him
Euphoric-Proposal-42 on
I like that he has been so open about it
BMPHaterNo1 on
Honestly i feel like there’s two camps of men.
1: you’re balding but too much of a pussy to go bald (you look like shit)
2: you’re balding and you’re too handsome to be bald (you need to get hair surgery)
This is an advertisement, to be clear. He gets compensated to promote the doctor and clinic, it reduces the cost he has to pay. I feel like that should be noted. He’s not *just* being candid.
also, this part was odd:
>Cena shared that he started taking his hair health seriously after a push from his WWE fans. ”They’ve held me accountable. They don’t let you get away with phoning it in, because they’ll eat you alive,” he explained. “That’s what a good support system does.”
First of all, is it “phoning it in” to be bald? He’s saying he’d get eaten alive if he stayed bald and that’s a good support system for eating him alive for that? I’m confused.
also, taking his hair health seriously? that makes it sound like people who don’t get hair transplant surgery are somehow unhealthy. but there’s nothing unhealthy about being bald….. however this sure makes it sound like it.
Fragrant-Dimension12 on
Good for him!
senorbuzz on
This reads like an ad for that Anderson hair place
deadbeatsummers on
Thirteen hours…?
NotLucasDavenport on
I liked Wayne Rooney’s approach to this. When he was asked about his hair transplant he said (something like), “I was going bald at 25 and I’m rich, so why not?”
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tbh I have always liked John Cena and I am glad he is transparent about it.
He’s also a much more gifted actor than most give him credit for. He is as good as Bautista, if not on the same level.
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but also r/bald is one of the few good places on the internet.
i thought that ad was the big reveal for a second
Good for him. I feel like this kind of piece goes a decent way to de-stigmatizing things like hair transplants and other male-pattern baldness treatments.
On one hand it’s nice he’s being open and talking about it.
On the other hand, baldness happens, it’s fine, not everyone has millions of dollars to spend on vanity. Talking about it as if it’s some serious medical issue he has overcome is pretty weird and out of touch.
My aunt started losing her hair, going bald, and it was traumatic as fuck for her, tbh. Wish I were a stronger person (I guess??) but holy shit it gives me anxiety and I don’t think I’d be ok!
I lost a lot after weight loss surgery and it’s beginning to thin again like crazy; glad I’m too tired to give a shit (I’m not; I’m SO bothered 😭)
We ❤️ gender affirming care!!!
Peace and love and I’m glad that this man is doing whatever he wants but I just think it’s inch resting how whenever a male celeb is open about his cosmetic procedures everyone is all “good for him! He’s such a great actor/singer/whatever” but when a female celebrity gets cosmetic work done we all have to fall over ourselves about how this particular woman is a disappointment and abandoning her natural beauty and now unnatural she now looks when acting/singing/doing whatever.
Cena looks genuinely great with the buzz cut. He should honestly just keep it low and wear wigs for whatever roles require it. I don’t think any role he’s ever had would’ve been worse with him having a buzz.
THIS is what healthy masculinity is
I won’t lie I did just Google the before and after now. Good for him.
Didn’t even know he was balding. Hair really matters to men so good for him
I like that he has been so open about it
Honestly i feel like there’s two camps of men.
1: you’re balding but too much of a pussy to go bald (you look like shit)
2: you’re balding and you’re too handsome to be bald (you need to get hair surgery)
Such a fake plonker. Cringe personified
https://preview.redd.it/0ehmt1kzyofh1.png?width=1171&format=png&auto=webp&s=49d8f303809e33d1a08ecb56a36e09402f38d241
This is an advertisement, to be clear. He gets compensated to promote the doctor and clinic, it reduces the cost he has to pay. I feel like that should be noted. He’s not *just* being candid.
also, this part was odd:
>Cena shared that he started taking his hair health seriously after a push from his WWE fans. ”They’ve held me accountable. They don’t let you get away with phoning it in, because they’ll eat you alive,” he explained. “That’s what a good support system does.”
First of all, is it “phoning it in” to be bald? He’s saying he’d get eaten alive if he stayed bald and that’s a good support system for eating him alive for that? I’m confused.
also, taking his hair health seriously? that makes it sound like people who don’t get hair transplant surgery are somehow unhealthy. but there’s nothing unhealthy about being bald….. however this sure makes it sound like it.
Good for him!
This reads like an ad for that Anderson hair place
Thirteen hours…?
I liked Wayne Rooney’s approach to this. When he was asked about his hair transplant he said (something like), “I was going bald at 25 and I’m rich, so why not?”