While there could be several reasons for early graying hair, it is challenging to ignore the genetic aspect when both parents grayed prematurely. The striking similarity among all siblings, strongly suggests the presence of dominant inheritance in play.
 

It took me a while to realize that my gray hair was new growth. This revelation
shattered my assumptions, enabling me to consider new possibilities and triggering a profound shift in my perspective.

The instinct to collect is sparked when we believe that we are losing things that
belong to us or that we cherish. This dormant urge stirred within me as I found
myself gathering hairs including public hairs, that had slipped from my body onto the bathroom floor. As I continued to observe these items that had turned into collectibles, I found myself making efforts to retrieve them, even though they had detached from my body, they intrinsically remained a part of me.
 

It is akin to performing a ritual of resurrection, magic or a doctor conducting surgeries - dyeing the gray hair red with ink, dipping the hair follicles in black, white, or red acrylic paints, and then transplanting them onto the painted surface of animal fur
stickers.