Have you ever been a victim of hatfishing?
Updated | By Vic Naidoo
People have been victims of catfishing on dating sites, but it turns out there is more than one way to trick your way into someone's heart.

It's hard being comfortable in your skin.
READ: People get paid to be 'bed-testers' in five-star hotels
Self-acceptance, self-love, and body confidence can be hard to achieve.
And even the people who are seemingly completely comfortable in their own bodies or even "perfect" have insecurities.
READ: I'm only human so I pretend to film people with road rage
If you have no idea what we're talking about and you are one of these people, please share with us how you do it?
Anyway, unfortunately, insecurities can lead to catfishing, with people using false identities to deceive others on dating sites/apps.
READ: Keep or Cut: I think my best friend secretly hates me...
Now it's going even further with a new catfishing "trend" - hatfishing.
Vic decided to address this and asked the balding/hairless men of KZN: "To what lengths have you gone to hide your balding/bald head?"
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