I am 17 male. Unfortunately, about 6 weeks ago, my nephew was diagnosed with acute lymphatic leukemia. Last week, due to the results of Chemo, my long long blond brother began falling down, so they immediately fell it.
The next day, a group chat was created with the entire family as my aunt announced that it would be useful if everyone shaved their hair as well to show their support, including the image in which they all smiled without any hair on their heads.
I doubted that anyone else would do so. After two hours, I arrived at home to see both my sister and my mother bald. As well as my cousin and the other grandmother.
The next day, when I woke up and entered the living room, I asked my mother, “When are you ready to do this?” While holding electric hair cutting. I originally thought that it was something you should decide yourself, but since anyone else does it, I am pushing to a corner.
I am really, I don’t want to look selfish, but I am a young man with long hair, who has become my character over the years. It is the only only thing that I love for myself, and I don’t really think I want to fly.
Yes, if she shaved it, my nephew may be shocked because her long -haired cousin has finally shaved his hair in order to support her. But if I had to keep things real, my aunt made a video showing the reaction of my nephew to my mother and my sister flying their heads, and she did not care about him a little.
Now, my mom started integrating. This morning I got a text from my aunt. She said it would be really great to shave my head as well.
It will not change anything in the entire situation. What do I do? I almost feel threatened to cut my hair by three people. Yes, I was going to do it to show support on my side, but if it is not appreciated anywhere, what is the point?
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