SnakeCel
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Over the last couple years I have noticed the hair above my temples thinning and receding slightly. I think I am a case where I am probably reaching Norwood 2, but the thinning and recession seems to be limited to my sides of my head and not the top. Also, it is uneven. I think one side is slightly more recessed than the other side. I examined these hairs in the mirror, and I think there is in fact a loss of thickness and miniaturization going on there, to some extent.
It's so gradual that even with pictures it is hard to keep track of. I keep gaslighting myself into thinking it isn't happening just yet, but I cannot be sure.
I am still in my 20s. I am 25. It is way too early for me to be dealing with this shit man. But here we are.
This is extremely brutal because I have very thick hair basically everywhere else. If I lost hair above my temples it would be downright retarded looking.
I'm also pissed at my family because my mom gave me her genetics. Supposedly the hair genes come from your mother's father and allegedly my maternak grandfather was balding. Meanwhile my father laughed at me today (when balding came up as a topic of conversation) because he still has almost a full head of hair. He is Norwood 3 and his hair is still all black in his late 50s. And his father still has his hair and some color in it. I got genetically fucked in the ass here.
Also I'm not even entirely sure that hair genetics are exclusively comint from the mother's side; if that were truly the case then why did my dad keep the good hair genetics of his father? It seems like a tossup to me.
So basically I am left with a few choices.
A. Just gamble with my hairline and hope it doesn't go away further
B. Shave it all off if it goes further back like some soy redditfag
C. Get to a dermatologist and pay monthly to hop on Fin/Min if they say this is true MPB Norwooding and not a "mature hairline".
I am leaning towards option C at the moment. I don't really have anything to lose by trying it. Even if it lowers my libido, that is ok since I'm an incel and don't get any sex anyways.
It's so gradual that even with pictures it is hard to keep track of. I keep gaslighting myself into thinking it isn't happening just yet, but I cannot be sure.
I am still in my 20s. I am 25. It is way too early for me to be dealing with this shit man. But here we are.
This is extremely brutal because I have very thick hair basically everywhere else. If I lost hair above my temples it would be downright retarded looking.
I'm also pissed at my family because my mom gave me her genetics. Supposedly the hair genes come from your mother's father and allegedly my maternak grandfather was balding. Meanwhile my father laughed at me today (when balding came up as a topic of conversation) because he still has almost a full head of hair. He is Norwood 3 and his hair is still all black in his late 50s. And his father still has his hair and some color in it. I got genetically fucked in the ass here.
Also I'm not even entirely sure that hair genetics are exclusively comint from the mother's side; if that were truly the case then why did my dad keep the good hair genetics of his father? It seems like a tossup to me.
So basically I am left with a few choices.
A. Just gamble with my hairline and hope it doesn't go away further
B. Shave it all off if it goes further back like some soy redditfag
C. Get to a dermatologist and pay monthly to hop on Fin/Min if they say this is true MPB Norwooding and not a "mature hairline".
I am leaning towards option C at the moment. I don't really have anything to lose by trying it. Even if it lowers my libido, that is ok since I'm an incel and don't get any sex anyways.
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