I don't know who CCS is, nor how bald he is. But generally speaking, I think we can all agree that *the* worst-case scenario regarding androgenic alopecia is when somebody is hit very young. So for starters, let's put our youngest balding guy out there to "tell our story" of how it affects us. Society expects us to "be men" about our hair loss, to suck it up, and accept our condition because it is normal. But it is really only "normal" to start losing hair at a later age. At least that is my opinion. My heart really goes out to young guys out there who have "that haircut", who realize they are losing their hairs. If I started losing my hair before I even hit my twenties, I would FREAK OUT!!! Hell, I freaked out at age 27 when I realized my hairline was receding a bit (just my temples at that point!).
I just wanted to give my two cents on this thread. I think this is a good opportunity to shed some light on the situation, to let people know that we don't enjoy losing our hair, so thanks but no thanks for making fun of those of us who are, that general message.
Funny how 80% of the hotties in high school end up noticeably overweight by the time they are 30, and yet they don't realize that in high school. Wish they would bloat out when we guys are dealing with acne or early-onset hair loss or whatever we deal/dealt with in high school.
Good luck!