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  Yes, it is! Definitely too late for me, a boring woman in her 30s (though i did try my best when i was younger, hotter and had some insane amount of self-confidence and way too much free time on my hands lol) but i applaud teenagers/young adults who actually try to pull it off. Same with goth and other scene looks that can get quite ridiculous (done that as well). It's a very cringe and very fun thing to do, and i highly recommend it. One day they'll look back and think about those times fondly, like i do. 
  Def doesn't make you look more mature though lol.
context: "...a man has matured ... also looking like an anime character..." lol. >
  
  Also "more cooler" lol >
  
  i mean it can look cooler, but watch op just go bald instead. hopefully he’s still making the anime connection then lmfao >
  
  Like the top G >
  
  Bring Pizza and the Po-Po….. >
  
  You won't look like anime at all. >
  
  What if the anime is “shinchan”? >
  
  I miss Shinchan >
  
  Dude they just released this whole shinchan spin off series on amazon prime! IM WATCHING IT RIGHT NOW. Butt sword play!!!! >
  
  You think if you get grey hair in your twenties you will suddenly be mature?
  Are you sure you're 19, you sound much younger. >
  
  I mean his entire post history is glorifying a woman in a video game or some weird shit. So maybe 19 physically but mentally probably 13. "Added bonus of looking like an anime" is the cringiest shit I've seen all weekend. >
  
  Yeah, agreed, I love anime but the "cool anime guy" look does NOT translate well to real life. Like Gojo Satoru is epic, but someone irl with spiky white hair and a blindfold would just look goofy. >
  
  I love guys who look like anime characters lol, I once saw a guy who colored his hair bright pink on one said and pitch black on the other side, and had the anime like clothing style as well with a large scarf as well, I would’ve complimented him like crazy if I wasn’t so painfully shy lmao, like I’m not even really into anime that much, all I watch is pokemon and one punch man, but the anime characters just look so cool idk💀 >
  
  Okay now same person, but they're 65. 
  Same reaction? :) >
  
  Ofc!?? That would be so cool!! >
  
  OP : It symbolises that a man has matured
  Also OP *in the next sentece* : Also, looking like an anime character is a bonus >
  
  Nothing screams maturity like becoming an anime character >
  
  "It symbolises that a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life. Also, looking like an anime character is a bonus."
  Contradiction >
  
  I couldn't care less what colour my hair is, I just hope it doesn't fall out! >
  
  It’s alright. The pillow is always a bit colder, my head looks exactly the same before and after getting in the pool, I haven’t paid for a haircut in years, plus now I’m high-speed/low-drag. It comes with its own pros >
  
  Man I’m losing my hair at 25 due to testosterone hormone therapy and while it’s not the worst thing that’ll happen to me, I’m still so self conscious and worried I’ll look bad when I’m bald. >
  
  You may not love it initially, but trust me on this: you don’t need to worry about how you’ll look bald, so long as your melon is mostly round. It’s how you’ll look if you try to hide it that should worry you.
  I had hair down past my shoulders when I accepted fate and cut it loose. It’s been around five years, and I don’t think I’d want any other style these days. Only thing that gets me sometimes is taking off my beanie; all the remaining tiny hairs try to hold on for this suction cup effect. >
  
  Thanks for the boost of confidence pal. People in my life tease me about my crazy (and relatively new) widow’s peak, even my own mom comments on how there’s definitely no doubt. From what it sounds like, I think being bald might turn out to be more liberating than embarrassing. You’re cool, man, here’s my free award for the day >
  
  No problem, and thanks. Just get you a lil rotation of hats/beanies..my noggin does get cold more than it used to, in full disclosure. Other than that, it’s been pretty sweet >
  
  And sunscreen during the warm days. Don’t forget the sunscreen. >
  
  But… if you’re young and haven’t really experienced life then you having grey hair will just be grey hair. It won’t symbolize anything. >
  
  This is such a chronically online take >
  
  Yeah it’s an unpopular opinion because it has a shitty, vain, asocial rationale behind it. >
  
  Notice how he emphasizes it only looks cool on men. Men look heroic with gray hair but women are just old hags with gray hair. >
  
  And tbh it's not even unpopular, it's just perceived as rude to admit so bluntly in the same way that saying "I think tall men are more attractive" is rude to admit. But being rude doesn't make it an unpopular opinion. 
  The existence of the term "silver fox" should explain how extremely not unpopular this opinion is.
  On that note, gray hair only looks good on men if his other features are otherwise really youthful and attractive, that's what usually makes a silver fox look foxy and not just old >
  
  George Clooney is the epitome of silver fox. But men are still considered hot even for their imperfections. Notice the stark differences between MILF and DILF. MILF women are supposed to look like they don’t have kids. The standards are extremely lower for DILFs.
  Edit: I meant the praise for “dad bods” >
  
  
  looking like an anime character is a bonus
  
  No, it isn't