Ethan Garcia8 said:What exactly am I implying about femininity? 😁 My first post was just a joke, but you’ve latched onto my profession like a fly on manure, and honestly, you're being incredibly annoying. Femininity is linked to low testosterone levels. Read a book; I'm not going to Google things for you. As for stylists, yeah, statistically there are more of them who are feminized—in fact, out of all American stylists, you wouldn't find a single one who could pass for truly masculine. :-)
Having more body hair doesn't mean you have higher testosterone levels. 🙄
Hold on a second, buddy... maybe I’m saying things you don't like, but don't you dare lecture me with that "just Google it" attitude. You’re the one citing scientific papers and conclusions, so I simply asked you to point me toward the ones you've actually read. Anyone can Google something, and you can Google anything to support any nonsense, including using this forum to claim everything I write is wrong.
And of course I'm sticking to my profession—a field I likely know more about than you do—especially when you start spouting "statistics" claiming most male stylists are feminized (seriously, who conducted those studies?), and I have to admit, it absolutely infuriates me that you think you're competent enough to judge someone's masculinity.😠
What I was getting at is that testosterone levels have nothing to do with my job or anyone else's, except maybe in certain "sports," for real.🙄