A 26-year-old woman feels "more free" after giving up years of shaving to grow her beard.

After years of fighting hair growth, the woman abandoned her razor and embraced her ginger beard.

Morgan Coleman first noticed that she had hair on her cheeks, chin and neck when she was 11 years old.

She says she spent her teens trying to get rid of her hair so she wouldn't be bullied.

Now, the 26-year-old woman decides to stop pulling her hair and accept her condition known as hirsutism.

Morgan states: }

"My natural face It's time to accept, and surprisingly, people aren't as critical as they think. "

She added: "I'm suffering from self-confidence. After many years of bullying, it affects your self-confidence, but I'm definitely much more confident because I decided to accept my natural face. I have.

"I'm really peaceful with it now. It's hard to explain, but I feel free-I wake up, and that's the last I think now That's great, it's great. "

Morgan, who currently lives in Australia, has been brutalized by his classmates and uses all the tools he can get. And it is said that unnecessary facial hair was removed.

Morgan states: 94} "I got a lot of comments, especially about sideburns. There was a stage where one in two people who passed me commented and was told to shave, laugh and make fun of me.

Morgan did an electrolysis in 2011 to remove hair, but it didn't work.

She also claims that she began to experience menstrual problems and the doctor had previously dismissed her concerns until she went to her family doctor for help in 2019.

In 2020, Morgan underwent an ultrasound examination of the cyst of the ovary and was then sent to an endocrine specialist for examination. After years of hiding her facial hair, Morgan 2021 He was finally diagnosed with sideburns and polycystic ovary syndrome in January of the year.

Hair loss is caused by women Fat, black hair on face, neck, chest, stomach, lower back, butt or thighs.

PCOS experiences irregularities and facial hair and suffers from pregnancy A condition that affects the functioning of the ovaries of many patients.

In April 2022, Morgan was stuck in the hospital for six days after catchingCovid-19on vacation. I realized that I was doing it and decided to accept the hair on my face.

Morgan states: It will change. We are all unique. It's not a bad thing to look different.

Since she abandoned her razor two months ago, Morgan hasn't regretted her decision and loves her new confidence that her facial hair is no longer hidden.

She experienced a "sick look" from a stranger, but she felt more free after accepting her natural face and had no plans to return to get rid of her hair. She says.

Morgan states:

"I'm really peaceful with it now. It's hard to explain, but I feel free-I wake up, and that's the last thing I think now, it's great

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