Does receeding temples (hair loss) mean you are going bald?

Sorry to sound vain - I'm not that bad but just curious to know what people's (namely mens) experience of receeding temples is. If you have minor hair loss at the temples in your early 30s which I know is very common - does that always mean the front and crown will go too? Or is it common to just experience hair loss at the sides and not much further (at least in the medium term)?Does receeding temples (hair loss) mean you are going bald?
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i think that it will mean that your hair in the front will eventually recede back and back, i know of a guy that's in his 30's and he has the same problem, and it runs in his family, so it could be genetically inherited, so if there's others in your family that has that same problem then there's a good chance that you may go thru that same problem, sorry!
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Have a nice day James.