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Yes, but Patrick Stewart obeys Reddit's "rules 1 and 2".

1) be attractive, 2) don't be unattractive.

Or, to put it another way: https://extrafabulouscomics.com/comic/180/

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As someone who's seen a few slightly chubby bald guys transformed into buff bald guys over the years just by hitting the gym a few times a week and eating better, I'd wager that the "be attractive" part isn't as far out of reach as some people think.

This is a transformation almost everyone can make with enough commitment. On top of that, guys really underestimate how much they can change in themselves to look more confident and attractive E.g. Good posture, proper hygiene, trimming eyebrows and facial hair to look sharper, fitting clothes, etc etc

Rather than obsessing over everything you could lose, set your mind focus on what you can improve and the results will follow.

Like Jeff Bezos?

https://www.menshealth.com/trending-news/a19525957/amazon-je...

TRT really is like buying a second youth

Joe Rogan (51 years old) also speaks openly about being on TRT. I've always been the type of person who'd rather leave things to nature, to the point where I'll tough out an illness with rest and fluids where others will reach for antibiotics, but sometimes I think about trying out TRT when I get older. I mean, aging gracefully is all fine and good, but if you had the option to have the speed and power of a 25 year old into your 50's and 60's, why wouldn't you consider it?

Google tells me that’s for Tinnitus Retraining Therapy.

Not sure that’s right.

Testosterone Replacement Therapy?

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