Clare Stephens

I think the thing that's changed the most for the better has been my morning coffee.

When I was living with my parents, my sister, me, mum and dad, before we all went to work or school, we'd all just sit together and have our coffee together.

And I didn't know how much I appreciated that until I lived alone.

And then I started just because I lived so close to cafes, I would just get my coffee on the way into work.

Now I've got my own coffee machine.

So I make my coffee in the morning and I just sit on my couch and like drink my coffee and don't do anything else.

And I love that.

I mean, you probably can't do it.

I was recently made aware of a corner of the internet that I did not know exists.

It's an online community on Reddit called Bald.

And their motto is lose your hair, not your head.

It's very smart.

So on this subreddit, it's all about...

these men empowering other men to go bald if they're balding.

I went on it to see what all the fuss is about.

They have 1.3 million weekly visitors to their group.

And the top posts are men posting before and afters, like we kind of see with celebrities.

Oh, I love it.

Except it's men who are going visibly bald as the before photo and then the after photo is them fully shaving their head.

And I was very turned on.