Hi! New to the sub so I’m hoping im in the right place. I’m in my early-mid teens, and my whole life I’ve been that kid that has a big forehead - whatever, it is what it is. I cut bangs last summer and it’s been going fine. However, what nobody else seems to realize is that my main struggle is my hairline. It’s thin, has choppy, short pieces around it, and I believe has been slowly receding further back. It’s always been bad, but i feel like it’s hit a point where it’s genuinely concerning me - and any time I’ve genuinely brought it up as a struggle I get nothing but laughs and made fun of rather than genuine advice. 

My family doesn’t have a history of female hair loss - quite the opposite, actually. All the women in my family have full, healthy heads of hair. The rest of my hair is incredibly fine but thick, it’s exclusively the hairline that’s having issues. 

As a teenager, having this issue this badly already is just worrying me for the future - I don’t wanna have to go bald at the ripe age of 20 😅. I don’t wear my hair back nearly at all, so it’s not tension breakage. I’ve always had an incredibly stressful life, so I wouldn’t rule stress out entirely, but it hasn’t even notably bad in the recent months. The right side has always been worse than the left, but neither is good. 

Any advice or tips on what the issue could be/simple ways to help fix it? 

Early hair loss ?