Reply With QuoteI've heard it's mostly passed down from your mother's father, so his hairline would be the one I look to first
luckily for me my mom's dad has a full head of hair, because it's not so great on my dad's side lol
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10-16-2011, 11:47 AM #1Registered User
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hairline question
If my dad, uncle, grandpa, have no history of baldness, chances are i will be the same?
im kinda nervous that with my next cycle coming up, and me using tren for the first time, my hairline will start fading back...
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hmm my uncle on my moms side is partly bald... and my grandpa isnt bald but his hair is thin... maybe because of his age. does this matter?
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some thinning is to be expected, but maybe ask him what age he started losing his hair? Or just the fact that he's not totally bald (mom's father) should be a good sign
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sounds good! appreciate the help man, ill ask him tonight!
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If you're gonna go bald, you're gonna go bald. You can't delay the inevitable, but AAS can speed the process up.
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I'm bald...and bald is beautiful
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Just shave it all. Off if it fades. You can put a tattoo of a face on the back of your head
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