Sandblaster1988

Thank you both for the advice. Nobody in my family thinks there is anything wrong with it, but I do, I feel the difference. I guess I'm just growing weary of styling it. I figure taking medicine of some sort might play out in the future, I already take a lot of stuff to keep me functioning normally, and for work I basically live out of a duffel bag, guess I'm afraid of having to pack a lot. It's basically been this way and remotely stable since like 2008, I found more hair than usual in the bathtub over the course of a couple days back then and I've kept a close eye on it since. My crown has been okay. My hair has always been fine in texture but the past few years has gotten naturally more blonde in color almost makes it look thinner maybe. While the back of my head still feels bushy and ridiculously thick, no matter how often I cut it. I'll add some other photos to better assess it, granted it's bathroom lighting and the hair is slightly damp.

Hi everyone, I've been lurking for a little bit, mainly looking at results and stories of others for the past two years. I noticed a recession in my hairline and thinning around the age of 20 and I lost volume in my hair. I'm now 25 and things have sorta stayed the same as far as I can tell. I'm naturally a highly stressed and agitated/over-thinking person in general (college student/aspiring writer) so I always figured my predicament was in part caused by that. I also stopped shampooing my hair everyday last year after I found out that was frowned upon. As a guy who drives a jeep with the top down, spends lots of time at the beach, travels a lot for work. Also has always hid behind his slightly shaggy/messy hair. Also, now getting self conscious about running outside without a hat on. At one time did some male modeling and always got compliments on my hair, losing that concerns me. Am I overreacting about my situation? I can't trust anyone's opinion in my family, none of them are bald, a couple have slightly thin hair, but anyone rocking a mullet or married to someone that has one isn't someone's judgement I'd trust. Any opinions appreciated, if better photographs are need to assess I understand (I suck at technology) Thanks again.