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Angela Wright said:Let's not start getting offended here... that "femininity" you're clearly talking about has nothing to do with my profession or a lack of testosterone.

What femininity am I "clearly" referring to? 😁 My first post was just a joke, but you latched onto your career like a fly on a pile of manure—honestly, you're being pretty intense. Femininity is linked to low testosterone. Seriously, I'm not going to Google things for you. As for stylists, statistically speaking, there are more of them who lean feminine; in fact, if you look at all the stylists in the US, you won't find one who fits the traditional masculine mold. :-)

Having more body hair doesn't mean you have higher testosterone levels. 🙄

Angela Wright said:🙄
And you’re over here linking "femininity" to low testosterone and pinning it mostly to one specific career path.😳

It’s definitely a testosterone deficiency, no two ways about it. If you actually sit down and read some scientific papers on low T, you'll start seeing the behavioral patterns and the shift toward more feminine traits. You're just talking nonsense.

It’s worth noting that when women use steroids, they often start picking up more masculine traits.

Angela Wright said:I think you were pretty clearly implying a connection between men being more feminine and having homosexual tendencies, mostly😉 .

Actually, I wasn't hinting at anything regarding homosexuality. It seems like the issue is you're equating femininity with sexual orientation. 🙄

Angela Wright said:I think that’s just a typical generalization you hear in homophobic circles, and honestly, it's just as flawed as the prejudice itself.
It’s been scientifically proven that sexual orientation isn't tied to testosterone levels.😳

Did I ever actually say homosexuality is linked to testosterone? Or that stylists are gay? No. I just said they tend to be more feminized—I wasn't making any claims about their sexual orientation. While it's fair to say many lean toward a more feminine presentation, whether they are mostly gay is something I can't really weigh in on, since I'm not in a position to judge that the way I can notice mannerisms.

Bradley Barnes90 said:But what if someone actually wants to do it?
I think I saw a documentary on TV about a rapist who, once he was released from prison, was given certain medications just to keep him "calm," essentially.

Wait, what does high testosterone have to do with sexual assault? Professional bodybuilders can have levels twenty times higher than the average guy, yet they aren't running around committing crimes against women.

Angela Wright said:Come on, don't paint everyone with the same brush🙄. It's really about the lobbyists, but that’s a whole different conversation.

Notice she said 'mostly.' It's all about the statistics.

Angela Wright said:😁 Maybe it’s just me since this is my line of work, but I’m actually really happy with my curves and my libido.😬 😍

Oh, really? It wasn't you who struggled; it was more about the male stylists and designers, most of whom tend to be more feminine than women.😁

mistyseal11 said:Hey,
here’s the bottom line:
I have zero interest in living my life feeling completely sexless.

As for those looking for trouble: castration isn't the answer.

Maybe look into how testosterone impacts overall health before coming at me with questions like that.🙄

Angela Wright said:You’re going to lose your edge if you run out of testosterone.

Basically, you'll end up being a fashion stylist or a designer. 😬