>granddad was bald >uncles are bald >cousin is bald

>>42118793
>I don't wanna accelerate the process
If it's inevitable, it happening a year or two earlier isn't a big deal.

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>haven't seen a single hair fall out for a few days while washing it
>think it might be finally easing off
>run my hands through my hair in the shower today and a huge chunk of hairs come out

>>42118793
>Since the balding gene comes from my mom
there's no proof of this
It hasn't been scientifically proven to originate from any one ancestor, male or female
It's a fucking lottery

>>42118812
>it happening a year or two earlier isn't a big deal.
1-2 years is a huge deal. Those years might make the difference from finding happiness and dying alone

>>42121355
Yeah im 29 and have no signs of balding with a crazy long shouder length haircut rn, but my mom's dad is bald and my dad is bald.
I do have hair with the same color and quality as my uncle however, who still has all of his. But he has gone completely gray (stopped dyeing it) and now I've noticed a gray hair or too so hopefully I'm headed more towards Jeff Bridges from True Grit than Jeff Bridges from Iron Man

balding gene doesn't come from your mom's side, that's a myth

>>42118793
the genes don't come from your mom any more than your dad. Your mom has a 75% chance of having the gene, your dad almost certainly doesn't, giving you a 37.5% chance of getting bald. Also creatine doesn't really have much effect, that was one study or something, you probably don't need to worry.