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  Maybe I’m just a milf lover, but I love some grey hair on women. Especially if they have it up, very school teachery. I don’t know… makes me feel things
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 >
  
  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. >
  
  I don't understand why people are down voting you lol, you literally admit that its cringe and that it doesn't add to perceived maturity.
  reddit gonna reddit I guess >
  
  People who think this usually choose an incredibly attractive man with grey hair. Most men just look old. Also, super hot women who turn grey are usually still pretty hot. >
  
  A lot of the grey hair that looks nice is treated or dyed, too. Someone expecting that their hair will grey a certain way and look perfect is a fool.
  There is nothing wrong with someone choosing not to dye or treat their hair, but I do think that they should be aware of that when setting expectations. >
  
  This is the absolute truth.
  Gray hair gets yellowy from products/pollution/minerals and you have to clarify it and/or use brightening products periodically.
  A lot of people with gray hair also use semi-permanent color (toners) to alter the tone, or put silver/platinum dyes over the natural gray to make it look more uniform/shiny/darker/etc.
  My hair is 80% gray/white.  I use a darker silver-gray color on it to make the white strands silver-gray.  White hair is technically transparent, so making them gray makes the hair look thicker. >
  
  My man just uses a purple shampoo about once a week. No need to dye or tone. Just cleanse the bronze away. >
  
  Purple shampoo is basically a developer-free toner.  Most (like Shimmer Lights) are clarifying shampoos with direct-dye pigments. >
  
  
  It symbolises that a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life
  
  Doesn't that apply to women too? >
  
  We would assume. But aging in women is seen as a bad thing by many people. Unfortunately. >
  
  As an aging woman I felt this. Hard. >
  
  I'm not even "an aging woman" (I'm 21) but I'm going grey already. I'm tired of people asking me when I'm gonna start dyeing my hair. Never, probably. >
  
  I’ve had a white stripe in my hair since my 20s. I always liked it and never understood my peers who would dye their hair after finding a few greys. >
  
  ughhh that's so cool >
  
  least indoctrinated anime fan >
  
  Just get old or really stressed out >
  
  I have got the latter part covered but found no difference, yet. >
  
  You could try also becoming deficient in vitamins and minerals, might help speed things up >
  
  Wtf is this actual advice I've just read. >
  
  It's like getting skinny, it's pretty easy if you starve yourself >
  
  This is bizarre. >
  
  Probably because you don't watch enough anime to understand. >
  
  Nah it’s just straight bizarre. Also a 19 year old wanting gray hair to look “mature” at 19… while also fantasizing about looking like an anime character… lol >
  
  This isn't remotely unpopular. Have you never heard the term "silver fox"? >
  
  Cracks me up, but in one of our nearby neighborhoods there is a street called "Silver Fox Trail" (and, yes, this is Florida, of course). >
  
  I missed the r and thought you said Silver Fox Tail, tail can also be a sexual innuendo >
  
  LOL. I think men are less concerned with hair color than with hair loss. >
  
  I mean do you think the same thing about women…? >
  
  Personally, I do actually.  Grey hair on a together woman of a certain age is hot. >
  
  Congrats then this isn’t a sexist opinion for you. Thinking grey hair looks cool is fine. Thinking grey hair -which is one of the biggest signs of aging - only looks good on men well.. that’s not as cool. >
  
  Attractiveness is very different for men and women.  I think big tits look great on a woman, and very large biceps look great on men.  Other way round, not so much!  Is that sexist? >
  
  Hair color isn't a secondary sexual characteristic like estrogen induced breasts and testosterone induced muscle mass. Shitty analogy. >
  
  I think long hair looks better on women than men, even if those men are not balding.  Is that sexist? >
  
  Why are you reaching so hard to find a way to excuse finding women getting older unattractive but fine for men? Length of your hair is a stylistic choice, not a natural part of aging. >
  
  I am not doing that, and I never would. I totally reject the idea the idea that people's sexual preferences are anything that needs to be excused. >
  
  🙄 this is obviously in the context of sexism. And never? Not even people attracted  to children? Never say never >
  
  Calling it sexism is ridiculous and diminishes the real discrimination that women face.  You might as well say gay men are sexist because they discriminate against women.  No, it's just not what they're into.  
  Nobody needs to justify it to you or anybody, nobody needs to find the same characteristic equally attractive on both sees.
  People attracted to kids don't need to excuse it, they need to not act on it.  It's a very different thing. >
  
  In your 20s? Lmao >
  
  I mean I'm 23 and I already have gray hairs in my beard and on my head. Maybe it's the 16 hour shifts and gas station pizza. >
  
  Maybe >
  
  Not too early. Having gray hair and smooth skin looks weird. Also, you won’t necessarily look masculine and mature just because your hair is grey. >
  
  It looks weird? How so? >
  
  I mean there are definitely men who age gracefully into grey hair, people like George Clooney and Matt LeBlanc come to mind. 
  But that's definitely not all men and having grey hair doesn't make you mature >
  
  No. You look matured when you are matured and have seen a fair share of life, not because you have gray hair. >
  
  I got old guy hair early. Sad part is as a redheads don't get Grey hair we just go straight to white. Not so sad part is I'm basically a wizard now. >
  
  You may feel differently when it happens to you. I think part of it is the feeling of losing control over your body. >
  
  Oof. This hit harder than it should, lol. >
  
  “more cooler” and “a man… aged 19” tell us all we need to know. >
  
  plot twist, instead of turning grey, he became bald at 25, making him look as mature as Gorbatchev and his favorite anime character : one punch man! >
  
  I can't wait to be buff w grey hair  and a scar that goes across my eye >
  
  And then you can change your name to Scar! It'll be so cool! >
  
  Maybe I’m just a milf lover, but I love some grey hair on women. Especially if they have it up, very school teachery. I don’t know… makes me feel things >
  
  My hair started going grey in my teens, never once thought about dyeing it 😂 40 now and mostly grey, but no signs of balding so happy with that! >
  
  I’m 33 and getting the streaks currently. I’m just stoked to have a full head of hair, I even grew it out long. Do you’re think grey idc. >
  
  Came here to simply say I thought it'd be cool if more ladies in their teens and twenties dyed their hair grey. Didn't expect the comments section to look like a half-exploded minefield. >
  
  My roommate had silver hair for a bit and she looked so rad. Dyed grey doesn't look the same as naturally greying hair, but it does still look great! >
  
  If the color was the only issue with my hair... >
  
  I started going gray in my 20s, and into your 30s yes at that age it’s unique and distinguished, but after a certain age it takes over and you look a lot older than you are. I get asked more than I care to admit if I qualify for the senior discount by youngsters. I’m no where near old enough for that. >
  
  
  Also, looking like an anime character is a bonus.
  
  No. >
  
  And sexy on women. >
  
  "it symbolises a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life"
  No it doesn't. 🤣
  It symbolises he's gone grey. >
  
  a man at 19? >
  
  Ah yeah because women aren’t allowed to age because our value is only in our fertility >
  
  Nice strawman >
  
  You clearly didn't see OP's other comments. (They're sexist as hell) >
  
  Then this should be in response to those specific comments. >
  
  My hair is turning gray and I'm only 16, i don't find it very fun >
  
  yooo going gray early gang 😎👍 i actually do find it kinda cool tho >
  
  There's nothing wrong with accepting how you age and embracing gray hair. 
  That being said, I can tell you that in all likelihood, you will not look like an anime character so I would temper those expectations, bud. >
  
  “More cooler” is grammatically incorrect fyi. The -er ending literally means ‘more’ so it’s redundant to include it. >
  
  The older I get, the more I hate 19 year olds. Not because of this opinion, but because of some of your comments here. I hope you do some serious maturing in your 20s. >
  
  What comments? >
  
  I’m going to comment on your age and call this unpopular. I’m 40’s and my scruff will def get salt and pepper after a couple days. You stand in front of me in 20’s with a head of grey hair - you are not fooling anyone and I certainly will not think “mature and life experience”. I would think poser. Earn your grey, then you get to embrace it
  Quick edit: you did say natural grey in post title so I can slightly take back response >
  
  Earn your grey??? >
  
  It’s just a hair color that’s all it is. >
  
  Bruh is that your given Indian name as your reddit username? The heck... Anyway, judging by your responses you have way too much of a superior complex. By and large you will likely just look old. Using anime as a reference is generally a bad idea. >
  
  yeah white hairs a very nice, in women too >
  
  OP will probably start balding before his hair turns gray. >
  
  It's wrong to put down other people in an attempt to make yourself look better. Women look just as great as men do with grey hair. Quit being sexist. >
  
  No, we just live in in a culture we are signs of ageing on men are accepted and considered attractive. Women are expected to always look 25 and men are allowed to age gracefully. >
  
  Why is this limited to men? >
  
  way cooler on men compared to... who?? 
  seems like another way to push youth on women. probably not your intention but still way too common.
  edit: going through the comments, it was very clearly your intention. wow you hate women. >
  
  I agree based on his comments, but I interpreted it as a what, not a who. Compared to dyed grey/silver hair is also a valid continuation of the title. >
  
  Women also look just as good with natural grey hair. >
  
  True...
  If you still have hair by the time they turn grey! >
  
  ~~more~~ >
  
  When I was a kid I thought Steve Martin was an old man that simply aged with incredible grace. >
  
  I saw him recently in a 1980s movie and felt like he has looked the same for 40 years, lol. >
  
  best i can do is bald with shoulder hair >
  
  How old are you,sonny boy? >
  
  Sorry to tell you that having grey hair isn’t a personality. >
  
  not for your own, but to others!! >
  
  BREAKING: 19 year old doesn’t understand decisions made by older people. >
  
  The concepts of looking mature and looking like an anime character do not compliment each other. >
  
  “way cooler on men” cooler than who? what are u trying to say? gray hair is beautiful on anyone bro >
  
  Weird show of being offended. >
  
  
  Natural Grey hair looks way more cooler on men.
  
  So you're telling us men look greater with grey hair compared to women? That's a sexist take imo.
  
  Also, looking like an anime character is a bonus.
  
  Touch some grass, dude... 💀 >
  
  I may be racist to myself, but for my skin tone (olive) it doesnt look good. I dyed it every time I can >
  
  I can assure you that grey hair looks great on just about everyone regardless of skin tone >
  
  At 19 I would be more concerned about your hairline than the colour of your hair. You are probably about to find out if you are lucky enough to keep your hair into your 30s or not! Are there any bald anime characters? >
  
  Saitama >
  
  This has to be one of the most cringe unpopular opinion that ive ever read >
  
  It’s only more socially acceptable for men to have grey hair >
  
  As a woman who has had naturally gray hair since her teens- I wholeheartedly disagree. >
  
  You can disagree, but your anecdote doesn’t change the fact that aging among women is seeing as “undesirable” whereas men have “silver Fox” titles. >
  
  And how exactly is that a "fact"? They might be using an anecdote, but you're not exactly giving any hard evidence either >
  
  
  way more cooler
  looking like an anime character is a bonus
  as a man, aged 19
  
  I’m gonna say 13, tops. >
  
  Some of the most beautiful women I know let their grey hair shine >
  
  Everyone has the right to their opinion but your lack of experience is showing rn. >
  
  I don’t remember being this out of touch at 19. >
  
  You are gonna regret this post in about 5 years >
  
  Hello fellow man, aged 19. As someone who had started growing grey hair since early 20's I can assure you that your preconceptions of what physical appearance someone has holds no weight to how they behave, nor that they look "anime". This post reads exactly how a 19 yr old anime weeb would write. Its so cringe. >
  
  A man in his 20s usually isn’t that mature. You’ll find out soon enough >
  
  Holy fucking cringe I think you dropped your fedora >
  
  “Ladies shouldn’t have grey hair, as seen in anime, guys make it look better” - totally straight guy (2023) >
  
  Holy shit bro. Can we see your katana and matching fedora collection?  
  Obvious shitposting. Or SSJ6 levels of cringe. >
  
  I went grey when I was 10, can you explain that? Lol >
  
  Genetic predisposition, add in some stress and bam! I was 16! >
  
  Bingo! Hahahaha nice to meet another young silver fox! >
  
  I just stalked your profile- your hair is beautiful!! >
  
  I wish mine was like yours!! I still have some red in mine that makes it look yellow at times... But thank you!!!!! >
  
  purple shampoo?? >
  
  Oh no, men are so pressured to change he their appearance! I hope you can navigate that constant pit and stay true to the look of experience that grey hair will give you. Just get really stressed out or have some kind of accident and maybe you'll go grey today 😘 >
  
  Not sure why you want it to go grey early, you explained your reasons, but just go to a professional and get it dyed(don't try bleaching/dying from a dark color to grey or white on your own or you'll most likely fry tf out of your hair). 
  Mine slowly started turning white right after high school. and I do mean white...the individual hairs are solid paper white, BUT because it has happened slowly and is mixed in with my brown hair it doesn't look salt n pepper, it looks like a dirty washed out dingy grey. Now, in my 40s, I dye it to my natural light brown color until it finally finishes turning paper white, then i'll let it grow in natural(it's almost there). I don't dye it to look younger, I just hate the dull grey color that it appears to be. I won't complain TOO much though as I've been lucky enough to keep a full head of hair...many friends went bald while i was going grey...and unlike many of them, I am NOT one of the people who could pull off a shaved head look.
  As far as the appearance of being more mature and seeing your fair share of life...don't rush it. It will come naturally. You're 19. Enjoy the journey. As you age, there is a perception of the flow of time speeding up as each day/month/year becomes an even smaller fraction of your life. You're going to turn around and be 30 and wonder how it happened so fast, then 30 to 40 is even faster. Sorry, not trying to age-splain. ;) >
  
  
  It symbolises that a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life.
  
  Or starting dementia and deteriorating mental capacity. >
  
  I started turning gray in my late teens, just turned 25 and I'm like 85% gray. I'm pretty indifferent about it, I guess it looks cool? I get some compliments, but a lot of people think I dyed it! It's got some charm for sure. >
  
  Tbh I think grey hair looks good on both men and women. 
  A older woman can look stunningly beautiful with naturally grey hair.
  But tbh, its not the hair making them beautiful its the fact they're good looking anyway >
  
  The fact you mention an anime character, makes me automatically disagree with you >
  
  I disagree, I’m 21 with heavy salt and pepper hair, but it’s not from maturity, just significant stress over my life, stress greys are not a good look >
  
  I needed this laugh thanks OP >
  
  The fact that you talk about being mature and looking like an anime character in one post is hilarious >
  
  Aged 19?
  With English this bad your teachers shouldn't have let you leave school >
  
  I think it looks cooler on women, but I'm a lesbian 🤣 I think it looks cool either way though >
  
  I love naturally gray hair and I was with you until you called yourself an anime character. >
  
  Been seeing women rock it. Took some getting used to but I really like it. >
  
  As a heterosexual woman, I agree with this.
  It’s not universally true but from my selfish viewpoint, yes. >
  
  It really depends on how you wear them, I know a woman who just stopped dying her hair brown to get them all grey and jeez… the woman is charismatic >
  
  silver fox is a term babies. It comes with age. >
  
  Gray hair sucks. It's wiry and doesn't act right. You can have them all, Mr. My-Back-Doesn't-Hurt-Every-Morning. The reality is when your gray hair comes you're probably going to look more like Uncle Iroh than some teenage amine heartthrob. >
  
  This must be the most popular unpopular opinion I’ve seen on here. >
  
  You can always paint it grey, you know >
  
  Gray hair is nature's way of telling you, "Low Toner". >
  
  I started going grey in highschool.  By my mid 20's I was salt and pepper.  Late 20's all grey.  Now I'm in my mid 30's and it's getting thin sadly.  
  My beard is getting pretty salt and pepper now too.
  I thought about dyeing it, but realized I don't really care if people assume I'm older.  In fact it's kinda fun and it has made it so people take me more seriously in my professional life. 
  (Your anime comment made me chuckle and shake my head) >
  
  Sounds like you're looking for respect at age 19. >
  
  Um.. 
  My hair started turning gray/silver at 16. I am a woman.  I did fight it off and on but eventually gave up because it’s actually pretty cool. 
  This is not unpopular at all. 
  Complete strangers have stopped me to ask me how I achieved this look forever, however it has recently become quite trendy (go me!) It just grows this way? >
  
  27 with gray hair. . I dunno about matured or seen a fair share of life, it’s just a hereditary thing lol >
  
  Someone has been playing too much Witcher >
  
  “Men age more attractively than women” is not an unpopular opinion, my dude. >
  
  I’m 16 and have have natural gray and white hairs since I was 13 sure it’s unique but your gonna get a lot of shit for it. I’m growing out my hair rn cause I like the way my gray and white hairs look. Having a little patch of my hair being like that is pretty cool but people really give me a lot of shit for having it >
  
  The matured reasoning verses the anime reasoning contradict each other. That’s coming from a fellow anime enjoyer >
  
  Okay, first off, “more cooler” does NOT show maturity. Neither does the color of your hair or being 19. You’re still a kid, so calm down. Also, you will NOT look like an anime character. Your actions, emotional control and words prove how mature you are, not a number or hair color. >
  
  It's a short hair long hair thing IMO. Old women with short grey hair look badass >
  
  I think symbolism like this is pointless when anyone can just dye their hair. 
  It symbolizes that the pigment cells in your follicles are dying. I’ve met 50 year old men who are complete idiots and I’ve met 30 year old men who  could be considered sages of their time. A man’s hair colour and appearance has nothing to do with his maturity, responsibility, life experience, or any of that. >
  
  Grey on a lady is hot man >
  
  Have a few kids.   Your hair will be Grey quick >
  
  Grey hair in your 20’s symbolizes that something is wrong and you should see a doctor. >
  
  As a bonus, when you get old enough your pubes turn grey too 😆 >
  
  LMAO >
  
  Lol, as an older man in his 40's who is starting to have some grey hair, it's not going to look like you think it is if you go grey in your 20's. Most people in their early to mid 20's still look like a kid to me. Now you will look like a kid that has grey hair. >
  
  Been dying my hair to hide my greys since late 20s. Im 35 now, most 60% of my hair is grey.
  Growing older isnt so bad. Looking 10y older than your actual age, tho... >
  
  I wish silver hair wasn’t so hard to dye or maintain because I think it looks super cool on both men and women, even young ones >
  
  I would love to see Anthony Kiedis go with his natural hair color.  I think he would look much better. >
  
  Hair colour does not sure a man has "matured". I know loads of grey haired guys who are thicker than bricks and that's an insult to bricks. >
  
  No upvote just because your reasoning is wildly silly. “It symbolizes a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life.” If your hair goes grey at 20 you literally have seen the same amount of life as another 20 something year old. Just means you’re stressed out tbh. Maturity isn’t symbolized by hair color, the moment you speak everyone will know you’re still just a 20 something year old who wanted grey hair to “look like a anime character.” By the way, you won’t. It’ll probably grey unevenly. >
  
  The opinion isn’t unpopular, but your specific reasoning behind it definitely is, so…kudos, I guess. >
  
  God forbid a woman show signs that she's aged in any way 
  Time to go outside and touch some grass my dude >
  
  Question? Do you study the sword? >
  
  Incredibly braindead take with some sexism added as a bonus >
  
  All my adolescence I was looking forward to being a salt n pepper fox.
  Ever since I've hit 30 I'm starting to realize I'm just going bald :( >
  
  I once complimented a guy I saw who had this really cool grey hair that seemed to have different layers of greys! He said it was natural but seemed insecure abt it. I was mind blown because it looked so good on him and complimented his icy blue eyes so very well 👏 very attractive guy >
  
  I'm 24, and my hair is graying quite a bit.
  I hope that just means it won't start falling off. >
  
  You say that now… just wait till one you’re showering and notice a grey chest hair.  Let’s see if you nearly fall over. >
  
  My husband has been gray since 14. I met him when he was 34 and thought the juxtaposition of gray hair and youthful face was gorgeous! >
  
  Have three kids, you’ll grey up in no time. Also, bye bye hairline. No worries though, bald is the new black. >
  
  in your TWENTIES 💀 >
  
  “Has matured” and “looking like an anime character” so you haven’t matured lol >
  
  Gray hair doesn’t necessarily mean you’re mature. Particularly if you’re in your twenties. >
  
  Jesus Christ.
  Grow up dude. Looking like an anime character?. >
  
  I started going gray at 17. Didn’t make me look more “mature” at all. >
  
  You clearly haven’t matured enough; A) Because you say, “Looking like an anime character is a bonus.” And B) Because in the title you said, “way more cooler”. >
  
  This post is adorable.
  P.S- Women with grey hair can also be fucking rad. 
  r/pointlesslygendered >
  
  I don't think this is unpopular, but it probably should be.
  It's one of those hot takes that does lean into an apparent biological deficit that women have, by enabling the idea that only men get better with age.
  This just fundamentally isn't true.
  Go hug your grandma, talk to her and realise the wealth of value she brings to your life. Feel the love she has for you every time she gives you advice.
  Talk to your mother more often, recognise that she's only ever going to get better with age.
  If you don't do this, I feel sorry for you.
  Even if you had a bad relationship with your maternal family, you should still try for your own sake, or find someone in your life who plays that role for you.
  It's so important to have good role models, especially female role models in equal balance with male ones.
  Being a man is more than just doing the most manly thing, we might have daughters one day, what do we do then? >
  
  My boss is 55 yrs old, he has the most silver hair i've ever seen. Super stylish short hairstyle with a light stubble and that guy looks like he could still pull any chick in the world, fucking badass. >
  
  Grey and white hair looks cool it's only seen as bad because society thinks aging is bad but it's completely natural, Botox is what ain't natural it doesn't even look good >
  
  i agree gray hair in men is sexy af >
  
  Based on the comments by OP, I sincerely hope I wasn't as much of an idiot when I was 19. >
  
  Nah. You just look old. Women pull of white hair better. Mike Pence is not a good look >
  
  It absolutely does not symbolize maturity or growth and won’t make you look like an anime character. >
  
  “Way more cooler” >
  
  As a man who went both grey and bald in my early twenties you’ve got to be one of the dumbest motherfuckers I’ve ever come across on Reddit >
  
  Looking like an anime character is most certainly not ‘a bonus’ my friend 🤣🤣🤣 >
  
  You guys need to pump the brakes a bit, man. You’re picking a fight over a “guys, let’s not feel bad about this particular thing” post…jesus christ. Not only is this post not attacking women, it has literally nothing to do with them. Read it again…
  What’s wrong with guys not feeling bad about going gray? Have some humanity for godsake. It’s like you’re actively trying to make otherwise agenda-less people oppose you for the sake of a 5 second endorphin drip… >
  
  pretty much >
  
  Wut? Gray hair indicates that you lack melanin. Has nothing to do with experience. Somewhat related to age, but varies quite a bit.
  Also what is up with all the "what about women" replies here? >
  
  Okay, reading OP's comments was just weird. I completely agree that grey hair looks good on men, but your reasonings of "it It symbolises that a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life. Also, looking like an anime character is a bonus" are remarkably cringe. >
  
  Yup. Grey hair looks much better on men compared to women >
  
  Only if you’re a man. >
  
  Depends who you ask, in my opinion men look better with grey hair. 
  For example I wouldn’t really be attracted to a woman with grey hair but that’s just personal preference of course :) >
  
  For all the assclowns screaming sexist, he means "cooler on men," as in "cooler on men than any other hair color," not comparatively cooler than grey hair on women >
  
  I’m so confused why everyone is bringing up women? OP ain’t even mention them negatively 😭 y’all mad as shit >
  
  Because he r/pointlesslygendered the post which kind of implied it looks good on men, but not on women. >
  
  Ohhhh so he droppped an unpopular opinion. On r/unpopular opinion 
  Keep downvoting y’all I’m crine 😭😭😭 >
  
  I don't think that it symbolizes anything about maturity. If anything, it could be an indicator for rapid aging or poor hair genetics. I get not really understanding why some men would choose to prolong the inevitable, mostly because some grey hair can end up looking bad, either because they didn't take enough care of it when it was still fully colored, or just because they simply didn't get a good roll of the dice for their hair to stay good looking as they get older. If anything, I think there's a lot more of a stigma towards younger women having grey hair over younger men having some. With men, it's almost widely accepted that at some point your hair will probably go to shit, but with women, people will look at them and criticize them saying they look ugly or didn't take good enough care of themselves, even though they could've just gotten unlucky like anyone else.
  Plus, grey hair without hair loss in men is kinda hard to come by. Hair loss in men is an incredibly common trait for most of the world, and most will experience some form of it by the mid to late twenties, and eventually lose a major amount throughout the forties and fifties. And grey hair usually either accompanies it or is a sign of the onset of moderate hair loss.
  In any case, I don't think it would make literally anyone look like an anime character. The art style doesn't translate to reality very well. If you want to look unique, there are many better ways to go about it. Naturally grey hair probably wouldn't be the best for it, and in a lot of cases can look bad because the texture is off or the color isn't fully grey yet, which with anything other than black hair can end up looking off. I get it if you like the color, but it's one of those things that you can't really control all that well. It usually ends up much more disappointing than you may anticipate. Either it's too dark, too light, looks damaged, thin, or doesn't match your other facial features. Plus, you have to take really good care of it throughout all your life if you want it to look good when it goes grey, otherwise you'll just look like another 30 year old who looks like they'll die in their 60s. >
  
  Jamie Lee Curtis is so hot 🔥 with her gray hair. >
  
  Do men worry about their hair color? Never met the guy, and yeah, grey hair is dope. >
  
  Yeah, actually. One of my best friends started going grey at 20 due to stress and he was bummed. He owns it now, but he was hoping to make it a little farther into life before turning into a silver fox. Also one of my acquaintances went rapidly bald at 19 and it took a while for him to come to terms with that. >
  
  And looking like an anime character is a bonus 🤓 >
  
  Incel alert 🚨 >
  
  If you’re hair is grey in your 20’s that means you’re stressed and you have a ton of issues in your life. It doesn’t mean you’re cool it means you’re really really sad. >
  
  For some people it is just genetic. The men and women in my husband’s family all end up with pure white, still thick and healthy looking, white hair at a young age. >
  
  Same in my family, we all started going grey at 21-ish, full grey head at 28, straight up white hair later on. All of us (well, I'm only just starting.) >
  
  I'm in my 40's, and have a fair bit of grey sprinkled in. The only way I'll consider trying to dye it to get rid of the grey would be if someone tells me my hair makes me look like an anime character. That would be truly horrific. >
  
  This is probably the same guy that snapped a photo of himself with bread hanging from his mouth cause he was running late to class. Further proof he's in an anime >
  
  Obvious troll post is obvious 🤣🤣 >
  
  There is dude of your age in my gym with coloured grey hair and wears anime shirts. Honestly looks like a 14 yo clown (no hate to anime, I watch it too). It doesn't look good unless you your skin looks old enough to suit grey hair, like it looks good on 45-50+ men, anything younger you honestly look like a wanna be clown, same goes for all the red blue green anime hairstyles. Also most men dye their hair cause their wife wants them to look younger or it's a general social pressure, same goes with women as either they want to look younger or it's a general social pressure to not have grey hair. Once you are in that stage of life you don't care about looking "mature", it's about trying to look more younger. >
  
  This is not an unpopular opinion, it’s part of our culture here in the US.  It’s part of our cultural sexism — the idea that men look mature and have gravitas with gray hair, while women look old and unattractive. >
  
  As a man with gray hair, I agree. It started in my late twenties and I never cared. Now its all grey and I dont care either. Never understood all the effort into dying it either. >
  
  I think you mean “way more better” >
  
  I went from a Redhead, as a young man, to blonde, to gradually white on top. I do like the color better now, at 63. >
  
  I started getting small amounts of white hair when i was 5. Now im 23 and I have way more. Everyone really likes it and compliments me on my hair so I don’t think its that unpopular >
  
  This is why women get purple and blue hair. >
  
  Yeah silver is my favorite color soooo >
  
  imma go bald >
  
  You’ll look more like Phillip schofield than an anime character. >
  
  I hope you don't go bald then. >
  
  Grey hair at an early age is either genetics of a lot of stress involved >
  
  and a poor diet. >
  
  I've had the Pauly Walnuts Grey sideburns for about 20 years now. I wish I'd go more Grey, because everyone assumes I dye my hair on account of me starting to go Grey in my mid 20s. >
  
  You lost me on the explanation >
  
  I am 19, and 4 years back My hair was Light Brown. These Days more than 80% of my hair is white. Not due to dye or something, rather due to stress and medications I took. I am fairly tall, 6'5 feet, Muscular and Better than Average looking. But hair greying is worst thing that happened to me. Believe me, you won't look like those kids in Anime, rather will look like a Grandpa. There is also A sure shot chance you will hate what happened. And, it depends on your skin colour as well. You will look comical if the Hair colour doesn't sit well with how your overall body looks without it >
  
  Eh gray can be pulled off but the lighter grays are the real problem >
  
  mature in your 20's When you hit 40 you're going to realize youth is wasted on the young. >
  
  HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA >
  
  OP…respectfully, it sounds like you just want to wear a symbol that embodies maturity and life experience. Why don’t you just go out and learn maturity and gain experience in the world?
  As a side note, it would be worth just appreciating what you do have if it isn’t too terrible. My hair didn’t turn grey in my 20’s, but I did begin to lose it at 21. I haven’t really been able to rock anything but a real short buzz ever since >
  
  Grey pubic hair, on the other hand... >
  
  24, and just got my third hair. Yaaay!
  I don't care for your reasons for grey hair, I just want to be a silver fox. >
  
  I embrace all of my grey... love the look >
  
  Men totally look hotter with random gray hairs that’s for sure >
  
  Best case comics scenarios: 
  Men
  Reed Richards 
  Magneto
  Women
  Rogue
  Storm >
  
  Im 27 and people point to the 2 or 3 greys and call me old >
  
  My beard turned mostly white by the time I was 30 >
  
  I mean Bro, do you think you’re gonna be “wise” and “mature” or gonna see a fair share of life by the time you’re in your 20s? Don’t be in a hurry to go grey just yet brother. >
  
  Dude it’s Sunday I’m having a wonderful day and you come with this shit today? Now I also want grey hair. Sucks that I’m bald >
  
  as someone who has quite a bit of greying hair at 21 ( and has had grey hair since i was a kid ), I too agree with your looking like a cool character point
  I wanted to dye my hair silver anyway
  much better if it happens naturally >
  
  Silver foxes, ya know. >
  
  No grey hair just means you’re old >
  
  I dont know man. On my dad's side of the family we have a lot of gingers and a lot of white hair. Both my grandparents were snow white. My dad told me he had a full head of white hair before he could grow a mustache.
  I'm here at 33 with light brown hair. I noticed my first Grey hairs last year, now I can see large chunks of it turning. I also see patches of white appearing in my beard.
  Its not just your hair that changes. You think you want it until it's happening to you lol >
  
  more cope than unpopular tbh >
  
  
  I see all these men worrying about their hair colour
  
  Yeah, you're definitely 19 alright. The reality of the situation hasn't hit you yet, you don't even know what the real struggle is yet.
  
  It symbolises that a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life.
  
  Ha. >
  
  I would agree. My husband started graying at 18. He continues to get more hot every time a new grey appears. But... I think all grey headed women look awesome too so. >
  
  My gray hair started when I was 14 and the gray hairs are coarser and curlier than the other hairs, which makes them stick out like springs. 
  The natural grey hair you probably enjoy is probably the result of a nice dye as well. >
  
  I think it varies by each person. I've seem women who it looks good on and men who it looks bad on. >
  
  You need to date my ex. >
  
  Be careful what you wish for. All in due time.  Just hope that u still have hair by then. >
  
  You also might be bald and fat by the time you're 28.   Be careful what you wish for. >
  
  You can actually dye your hair like this. 
  If you want anime style hair there is nothing stopping you. Be the you you want to be dude >
  
  I’m 35. 98% of men I’ve met don’t stress out about their hair turning gray. They stress out about it falling out. >
  
  Be careful what you wish for! I was salt and pepper by 20 and full grey by 25! It also changes the texture, thickness and shape when it goes grey! I used to have thick black curly hairs and now they’re all fine and thin and straight!
  I would absolutely love to have my old hair back! Even in the salt and pepper stages! >
  
  "more cooler" >
  
  This isn’t an unpopular opinion.  And it’s the truth. >
  
  Lol saying it’s a sign of maturing followed by plus I’ll look like an anime character. That gave me a good laugh. >
  
  You're quite right young man and according to our lobbying groups efforts we look good with big pot bellies and unshaven faces no matter how scruffy the beards turn out, dirty ripped clothes and as long as we don't walk in smelling like open sewers we're angels sent from heaven for women to adore and do disgusting sex things for.
  Pretty cool huh?
  Marketing! >
  
  "looking like an anime character"
  sweet lord what has this world come to? >
  
  protip: precisely add gray to make it look symetrical and cooler. at hair salon I imagine. >
  
  I dunno. My grays are coming in patches. Reminds me of how my facial hair grew in when I was a 12 year old. One area is gray and then normal then another little patch of gray. When seeing me from far away it looks like I've shaved patches in my beard. It doesn't help my already hideous appearance. Lol >
  
  😂 😂 😂 😂 >
  
  I started going grey at 18. People actually ask if I dye my hair this color or not. 
  Im 29 now, and I'd say I'm 85% grey >
  
  Give it time, 21 and already getting grey hair in my beard >
  
  My aunt recently stopped dying her hair, and went really short with it. Probably her best haircut ever. >
  
  it also means a man is nearing his grave >
  
  My wife actively looks for and gets excited about any new grey hairs I get. That said, it only looks good if you aren’t also balding. >
  
  As a man who started graying gracefully at 17, I gotta say, it's pretty rad. It's a fun signifier, the ladies/men love it, and I think it's handsome > >
  
  I agree but to have matured you actually have to yknow mature >
  
  LMFAO >
  
  That's what I'm saying you look like the main character in an anime >
  
  No it looks cooler on women >
  
  Can’t wait to see someone get their nose out of joint on this one. >
  
  -/u/DigvijayDhruvah, 11.
  Insecurities: Immature, young.
  Most used quote: “I’m mature.”
  Wishes to be: Older. >
  
  You will eat your words when you are mid thirties and still want to date women in their 20s >
  
  I don't really think that's unpopular considering that a huge amount of people wet their pants when they see a mature looking, kinda fit older men. They don't even get told to die their hair (or at least not that much) >
  
  ＞mature
  ＞anime
  Pick one >
  
  Bald is a fine look. I hate seeing those vids of barbers picking up homeless ppl, doing a makeover, and dying their hair pitch black. Like are you going to monthly pick them up to maintain the dye? Because they’re better off having a good haircut with their natural color. >
  
  i am a man myself, age 37, getting gray hair sucks donkey balls. it symbolizes* that your body is starting to fall apart. mornings are a little more painful than they used to be. you look like the old man anime character who's just jolly and laughing all the time. >
  
  I use to want grey hair because I thought it looked cool >
  
  I personally love it on women too.  It shows confidence and maturity.  Plus it looks cool. >
  
  You’re 19 and already thinking about grey hair because it looks like “an anime character”? 
  I’m sorry to disappoint you, but older men with grey hair don’t look like anime characters at all. 
  They just look like regular old dudes >
  
  Bro it’s not gonna look good in your 20s >
  
  Just pray it doesn't fall out! >
  
  “Matured man… I want to look like an anime character.” Lol >
  
  Is this unpopular? They don't call them silver foxes for nothing. >
  
  you’re still fairly young. Hair colour doesn’t always correlate with maturity. Enjoy your natural hair color while it lasts, before yknow it you won’t have anymore hair lol >
  
  If this is truly an unpopular opinion, I'm among the weirdos - absolutely love the silver fox look.
  Even if the guy in question isn't what I'd consider "attractive", the grey hair gives them a certain... Distinction? Edge? Je ne sais quoi? >
  
  Is this an unpopular opinion? >
  
  This is a different one. But right on. As 37m. I just found my first grey mustache hair. Not happy about it but also don't care. One of my best friends has always had silver hair since being young. He absolutely despises it. I think it's cool looking. He's since gotten over it >
  
  "...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….. >
  
  "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 >
  
  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!!!! >
  
  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 >
  
  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!! >
  
  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” >
  
  least indoctrinated anime fan >
  
  
  looking like an anime character is a bonus
  
  No, it isn't >
  
  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. >
  
  I don't understand why people are down voting you lol, you literally admit that its cringe and that it doesn't add to perceived maturity.
  reddit gonna reddit I guess >
  
  
  It symbolises that a man has matured and has seen a fair share of life
  
  Doesn't that apply to women too? >
  
  We would assume. But aging in women is seen as a bad thing by many people. Unfortunately. >
  
  As an aging woman I felt this. Hard. >
  
  I'm not even "an aging woman" (I'm 21) but I'm going grey already. I'm tired of people asking me when I'm gonna start dyeing my hair. Never, probably. >
  
  I’ve had a white stripe in my hair since my 20s. I always liked it and never understood my peers who would dye their hair after finding a few greys. >
  
  ughhh that's so cool >
  
  People who think this usually choose an incredibly attractive man with grey hair. Most men just look old. Also, super hot women who turn grey are usually still pretty hot. >
  
  A lot of the grey hair that looks nice is treated or dyed, too. Someone expecting that their hair will grey a certain way and look perfect is a fool.
  There is nothing wrong with someone choosing not to dye or treat their hair, but I do think that they should be aware of that when setting expectations. >
  
  This is the absolute truth.
  Gray hair gets yellowy from products/pollution/minerals and you have to clarify it and/or use brightening products periodically.
  A lot of people with gray hair also use semi-permanent color (toners) to alter the tone, or put silver/platinum dyes over the natural gray to make it look more uniform/shiny/darker/etc.
  My hair is 80% gray/white.  I use a darker silver-gray color on it to make the white strands silver-gray.  White hair is technically transparent, so making them gray makes the hair look thicker. >
  
  My man just uses a purple shampoo about once a week. No need to dye or tone. Just cleanse the bronze away. >
  
  Purple shampoo is basically a developer-free toner.  Most (like Shimmer Lights) are clarifying shampoos with direct-dye pigments. >
  
  Just get old or really stressed out >
  
  I have got the latter part covered but found no difference, yet. >
  
  You could try also becoming deficient in vitamins and minerals, might help speed things up >
  
  Wtf is this actual advice I've just read. >
  
  It's like getting skinny, it's pretty easy if you starve yourself >
  
  This is bizarre. >
  
  read their comment and post history...... >
  
  LOL. I think men are less concerned with hair color than with hair loss. >
  
  This isn't remotely unpopular. Have you never heard the term "silver fox"? >
  
  Cracks me up, but in one of our nearby neighborhoods there is a street called "Silver Fox Trail" (and, yes, this is Florida, of course). >
  
  I missed the r and thought you said Silver Fox Tail, tail can also be a sexual innuendo >
  
  I mean do you think the same thing about women…? >
  
  Personally, I do actually.  Grey hair on a together woman of a certain age is hot. >
  
  Congrats then this isn’t a sexist opinion for you. Thinking grey hair looks cool is fine. Thinking grey hair -which is one of the biggest signs of aging - only looks good on men well.. that’s not as cool. >
  
  Attractiveness is very different for men and women.  I think big tits look great on a woman, and very large biceps look great on men.  Other way round, not so much!  Is that sexist? >
  
  Hair color isn't a secondary sexual characteristic like estrogen induced breasts and testosterone induced muscle mass. Shitty analogy. >
  
  I think long hair looks better on women than men, even if those men are not balding.  Is that sexist? >
  
  Why are you reaching so hard to find a way to excuse finding women getting older unattractive but fine for men? Length of your hair is a stylistic choice, not a natural part of aging. >
  
  I am not doing that, and I never would. I totally reject the idea the idea that people's sexual preferences are anything that needs to be excused. >
  
  🙄 this is obviously in the context of sexism. And never? Not even people attracted  to children? Never say never >
  
  Calling it sexism is ridiculous and diminishes the real discrimination that women face.  You might as well say gay men are sexist because they discriminate against women.  No, it's just not what they're into.  
  Nobody needs to justify it to you or anybody, nobody needs to find the same characteristic equally attractive on both sees.
  People attracted to kids don't need to excuse it, they need to not act on it.  It's a very different thing. >
  
  In your 20s? Lmao >
  
  I mean I'm 23 and I already have gray hairs in my beard and on my head. Maybe it's the 16 hour shifts and gas station pizza. >
  
  mines from night shift and cheap whiskey! >
  
  No. You look matured when you are matured and have seen a fair share of life, not because you have gray hair. >
  
  Not too early. Having gray hair and smooth skin looks weird. Also, you won’t necessarily look masculine and mature just because your hair is grey. >
  
  It looks weird? How so? >
  
  I mean there are definitely men who age gracefully into grey hair, people like George Clooney and Matt LeBlanc come to mind. 
  But that's definitely not all men and having grey hair doesn't make you mature >
  
  I got old guy hair early. Sad part is as a redheads don't get Grey hair we just go straight to white. Not so sad part is I'm basically a wizard now. >
  
  “more cooler” and “a man… aged 19” tell us all we need to know. >
  
  You may feel differently when it happens to you. I think part of it is the feeling of losing control over your body. >
  
  Oof. This hit harder than it should, lol. >
  
  I can't wait to be buff w grey hair  and a scar that goes across my eye >
  
  And then you can change your name to Scar! It'll be so cool! >
  
  plot twist, instead of turning grey, he became bald at 25, making him look as mature as Gorbatchev and his favorite anime character : one punch man!