Hair is more than a shaggy blanket that rests and flows over top our scalps to style. Many people have an emotional, spiritual, and cultural attachment to hair that goes beyond aesthetics. It becomes part of "who we are" or who we want to be, especially as its directly tied to our looks.

However, not everyone's hair journey is the same. Some people bald early, and others may suffer from an autoimmune disease called alopecia, a condition that causes hair to fall out, whether it be in patches or all over.

That's why it was incredibly touching when one woman's boyfriend showed the ultimate form of support and solidarity.