Rafizi Complains About Bullies Sending Him Photos Of His Baldness

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IT IS not easy being in the shoes of Rafizi Ramli. Months prior, he vacated his office after losing the PKR deputy president position to the daughter of PMX.
And now, he is losing hair too as highlighted in a recent post on X. He lightly commented that he was being bullied by the members of the parliament who took photos of him from behind and sending it to him. The problem? His baldness of course.
Netizens who read the post were tickled pink by it. A good many of them even suggested “ways” for him to remedy the situation.

According to @ImanLuns in the comment section, sometimes what falls first is not the hair but one’s principle. “Luckily for YB, only your hair fell off, not your principles,” he said.

Then there was @draididr who remembered what his father said about people who quickly get white hair or hair loss due to them thinking a lot.
Another netizen added that Rafizi should just wear a Songkok like Tajuddin Rahman to cover up the baldness while @wearitbn suggested a Kopiah.

Is this a subtle hint for him to move over to PAS? Perhaps the winning comment goes to @Artemis281072 who said Rafizi could have used a black marker. What is he supposed to do with it? Colour all over the bald spot?
On another note, does stress cause baldness? According to the Mayo Clinic, there are three forms of hair loss associated with stress, namely Telogen effluvium, Trichotillomania and Alopecia areata.
In Telogen effluvium, significant stress pushes large numbers of hair follicles into a resting phase. Within a few months, affected hairs might fall out suddenly when simply combing or washing your hair.
With Alopecia areata, the body’s immune system attacks the hair follicles, causing hair loss. But stress and hair loss don’t have to be permanent. “And if you get your stress under control, your hair might grow back,” said the Mayo Clinic.
Hopefully, the future will see a hairier Rafizi bouncing back to his feet after recovering from the recent upheaval in PKR. — Focus Malaysia

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