<human>: I am a 21 male in college.  I am a pretty average guy.  I have friends, I haven't had many issues with the ladies, and I'm fairly intelligent.  The problem is since I was 18 my hair has slowly starting falling out.  I believe it's called male pattern baldness.  Starting from the front on both sides it is slowly working its way back.  As it stands right now it's not horrible but noticeable.  I've also been taking propecia for about 6 months now and I honestly don't think it's helping because I continue to notice my hair falling out over the course of the day(No side effects).  To the point, this slow progression has really taken a toll on my confidence.  I know that just because someone is balding doesn't make them any less ugly or attractive but I can't help feeling ashamed every time I look at my self in the mirror.  Every morning after I shower I find myself struggling to make my hair look decent before I leave and if I can't get it they way I want it I feel uncomfortable for the rest of the day.  Usually on these days I find myself going to the bathroom just to try and fix it unsuccessfully again.  The funny thing is I see other people on campus my age who have it 10 times worse than I do and they seem to be comfortable with themselves.  I don't want to continue to feel this way.  I've tried a lot of different things to help me tackle this issue and nothing seems to be working.  So Reddit, how do I deal with this issue?

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<bot>: I'm losing my hair, I'm ashamed of it.  It makes me feel like shit when I look in the mirror, what do I do?