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Males of Southperry - Sarah - 2010-04-10
I know that sometimes men start losing their hair at around 18, though typically if you're going to be full-on bald it starts happening in your mid-20's. I figure with the number of males here, there has to be several of you with a receding hairline.
Embrace your scalp. Who's going bald?
Males of Southperry - MasPan - 2010-04-10
Nope, but mine's likely to turn gray in the next 10 years (21-30).
Males of Southperry - TøbiasBlack - 2010-04-10
i started losing my hair around 14. it wasnt much, but around 7th and 9th grade is when it picked up and became noticeable, respectively.
went through a phase in 11th grade where i just let what hair i had grow out... only upside was for senior trip i looked like a pirate with my bandana on in the florida sun. some people in the pirates of the caribbean ride asked me if i worked there even. now i just keep it short.
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MasPan Wrote:Nope, but mine's likely to turn gray in the next 10 years (21-30).
lucky SOB. id love to have gone grey instead. i'd be able to better pull off the "im growing old too fast" schtick.
Males of Southperry - Sn1perJohnE - 2010-04-10
My hair grows too fast :c\
Its strange too, that I have a head full of strong hair, since I had a few years when i was ~8 where I was pulling my hair out from depression/anger and the fact that it is full and strong now is surprising when I think about it. Also, thin+receding hairlines is very common on my dads side of the family, but it hasnt affected me yet or at all (dad a very thin hair, uncle has bald top as well as grandpa).
Males of Southperry - Myles - 2010-04-10
My hair's too long to notice a receding hairline atm, but my brothers' hairlines are in M shapes, and as you get old the more defined the M gets, and my dad had an A shape |:.
Males of Southperry - Corn - 2010-04-10
My hair is turning grey, though, does that count?
Males of Southperry - Fiel - 2010-04-10
Not going bald here. My dad is halfway bald and my dad's dad is bald too. I might be headed for baldness, but if that happens I'll just shave my head and wear sunblock.
Males of Southperry - Dual - 2010-04-10
Fiel Wrote:Not going bald here. My dad is halfway bald and my dad's dad is bald too. I might be headed for baldness, but if that happens I'll just shave my head and wear sunblock.
This, except I'm only 16.
Males of Southperry - Kabanaw - 2010-04-10
My dad's 50 and still has mostly black hair, and his side of the family doesn't have any hair loss problems, but my mom's does. So far I'm hopeful.
Males of Southperry - Kurtle - 2010-04-10
16, and I lose some hair, but that's normal. My widow's peak has just become more defined over the years.
Males of Southperry - Khoi - 2010-04-10
21. My father and grandfather (deceased) is bald. I'm not losing any hair, in fact, my father said it's strange how fast my hair seems to grow. I can get a completely haircut or shave, and then in less than 3 weeks, my hair grows back again, to almost original length. >_> I do like having a lot of hair on my head though, I wanted to grow it out a bit. I notice my sideburns are awfully long, and those grow really fast too. Sometimes, I notice I have grey hair here and there, but very rarely. Other than that, I don't think I'm growing bald.
Males of Southperry - Mr.Owl - 2010-04-10
Stop looking at your dad; it's your mom's genes that determine your hair loss.
I've got the thickest hair in my family, currently.
Males of Southperry - Dusk - 2010-04-10
I'm 20, and I haven't noticed any hair loss.
Males of Southperry - kingdj333 - 2010-04-10
I'm going bald that's why I decided to grow my hair out. *tear*
Males of Southperry - Link - 2010-04-10
Nope! I'm 19 and I have very thick hair and a prominent hairline. I'm not going bald any time soon.
Males of Southperry - sicnarf - 2010-04-10
21. No hair loss.
Males of Southperry - Hotshot - 2010-04-10
I'm 22 and what is this?
I mean I'm 22 and my hair looks like it's not going anywhere. I usually keep it pretty long, and it never seems to slow down in its growing. My grandfather's mostly bald, my father's hair is noticeably getting gray but still has some black to it, so I'm guessing/hoping I'll be in my 30s at least before it takes a turn for the worst, so to speak.
Males of Southperry - Piggy 2.0 - 2010-04-10
15, and nothing noticeable yet. Then again, I rock pube hair.
Males of Southperry - IllegallySane - 2010-04-10
I dunno about going bald. I need a hair cut about every 4-5 weeks, so nope. Hair is thick as far as I've been told.
Males of Southperry - Mark - 2010-04-10
Mr.Owl Wrote:Stop looking at your dad; it's your mom's genes that determine your hair loss.
Not entirely true.