I’m surprised the OP never came back. I hope we were of some help to him!
In this part of Yorkshire we have nicknames for the different stages of baldness. When a widow’s peak advances it is known as a ‘peninsula head’. If the peninsula disappears you may get an ‘island head’. Some people may even get a couple of islands remaining if they’re lucky. If you’re completely bald on top but have long hair at the back and sides to compensate you’re known as a ‘clown head’. I knew a chap hear once who had a terrible clown head. He subsequently had it all cut off, so it was really short at the back and sides and he was a completely new man. He looked so much better and even younger in appearance. Then of course, there’s the ‘monk head’, where it is gone in a circular area on top, but still there everywhere else. Once it’s all gone, you’re just known as a ‘slap head’. Some kind locals on our estate will then offer to shine your head for a tanner. To younger folk that’s two and a half pence (it was a sixpence piece in pre-decimal coinage)! It’s never gone up, even with inflation. If you’re lucky you can haggle down to two pence (or tuppence as we say here) on the grounds that the half pence was abolished quite some years ago.
Before anybody thinks I’m being cruel to the lesser haired gent, let me state that I am in local terms a ‘peninsula head’, but it is thankfully still attached to the mainland. I am a bit concerned about reaching the island stage in case the island then votes to leave and vanishes altogether, resulting in the chaos of the ‘clown head’!
I’m also worried about my moobs. I’m concerned I may be a ‘C’ cup already. Now if you get to the size of a ‘C’ cup should you really wear a bra? Do they do those things for men? Maybe something stronger and restrictive to hide them, rather than enhance them, maybe with a more manly sporty theme rather than the flowers. I’d hate these things to go saggy and drop down to my belly! Is there a fitter that measures men’s moobs where I could get some professional advice? Surely in this era of equality there’s somewhere I can go?