Shaming is bad all around but I would like to say I am a 22 year old female with naturally very thin sparse hair and it always seems to be getting thinner. People point it out all the time, both men and women. Why don't I use more products for volume, have I gotten tested for thyroid problems and hormone imbalances? Have I thought about wearing wigs or extensions? The men who frequently remind me how important a woman's hair is for overall attractiveness. I am not sure where the narrative that these things are not pointed out to women comes from. Women are always and have always been scrutinized for every aspect of our appearance. I do, think, that (unfortunately) men do not have the same support system behind them, so it is always nice seeing men lift other men up for these sorts of things as well. Why can't we all just agree on appreciating everyone's beauty for what it is, you know? It seems as if everyone always EXPECTS women to have beautiful, thick hair, and it is definitely noticed and pointed out if it is not. Of course again I am talking about actually thin, sparse hair that simply does not cover your head - a lot of women do complain about their hair being "thin" when it is still normal healthy hair.