Breathing Room

The Bald Truth

I'm writing something about balding men and I need some comments from actual balding men. I've apprehensively approached a couple of people asking them to fill out my questionaire. I think its an interesting subject. I always question it when I see men who seem to be "holding" on to that last piece of hair for whatever reason. Is it really that serious. I wonder if I should send this to my dad - that would be really uncomfortable. I wish I could though I'd love to hear what he would say. So I'm working on a story and I had a few questions:

How old were you when you first started losing your hair?
Did it bother you? How so?
Have you done anything to try and stop the loss or regrow your hair?
What, if any products have you used?
How have they worked?
Has your hair loss affected your self-esteem?
Has your hair loss affected your interaction with women negatively? If so, please explain.
Have you ever considered shaving your head completely?
Is that a future option?
Do you view genetic hair loss as a disease and something that needs to be medically treated?
Do you think society has a negative view of balding men?
Has balding affected your personality in any way?
Do you think some men "hold" on to their hair to long and should just shave it?
Do you have any friends in a similar situation? If so, do you guys talk about this issue?
Is there anything further you'd like to add?

I wonder if I should add, Do you think of Donald Trump as an inspiration?