EasyWind42

I understand where you're coming from. I am 23, and also still dealing with the debilitating effects of acne. In fact, I am taking this (and maybe next) semester off from school because of it. For the moment, I am living a fairly reclusive lifestyle, but I do not plan to succumb to a life of solitude and depression. I have an overall plan of improving my skin, and with it my self confidence. I am attempting to completely de-stress and rejuvenate my body and mind. For me this means 8-10 hours of

I was on accutane for a couple months a few years back and lost most of my hair because of it. I was still in high school at the time, which made things much worse for my self confidence. It took over a year for my hair to grow back, but thank god it finally did. Props to those whom the drug worked positively for, but I for one will never touch the stuff again.

I am almost 24 years old, and still suffer from what I consider to be fairly bad acne and scarring. I barely go out during the day, unless absolutely necessary, and have been wearing make-up when I do go out for years now. I am a straight male, but can't even bring myself to leave the house without putting on make-up, and I don't know whats worse, being in public with awful red acne or having my friends or anyone for that matter notice that I am wearing make-up. Gah, well anyway, I have missed w