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How to block testosterone?

Started by mistyseal11 · · 👁 7 views · 33 replies

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Participants mistyseal11Angela WrightEthan Garcia8Lisa Rodriguez84Edward GreenJeffrey Sanders43Dennis Millerjadesailor14Jose Miller3Brandon Alvarez92Elizabeth Palmer2
Ethan Garcia8 Ethan Garcia8 Active Member
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joined Sep 2017
#21 ·
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.
Dennis Miller Dennis Miller Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#22 ·
Try an alpha-blocker or an anti-androgen... they're standard treatments for prostate issues.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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joined Feb 2007
#23 ·
Ethan Garcia8 said:It’s clearly a lack of testosterone, plain and simple. Go read some actual scientific papers on low T, look at the behavioral traits, and you'll see the feminization. You're just talking nonsense here.

The reverse holds true too—women pumping themselves full of steroids start picking up masculine traits.

Look, let's not turn this into a personal insult contest... that "feminization" you're so clearly obsessed with has absolutely nothing to do with my profession or any supposed hormone deficiency. I have a buddy people call "feminine," but the guy is hairy as a werewolf and loves women; the problem is his gestures are pure Barbie... so yeah, we can argue about specifics, but your generalization is total garbage.
Since you're acting like such an expert, why don't you point me toward one of these scientific texts on testosterone deficiency you're citing?🙄
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
314 messages
joined May 2006
#24 ·
Please don't ruin a thread with this much potential! 😬

🤔Wait, is it true that the US Army used to put stuff in soldiers' underwear to help with circulation? Was that just some kind of old joke?
Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
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joined Mar 2024
#25 ·
Yeah, the whole thing with my brother is an old story 😬

There’s actually this procedure called "chemical castration." About a month and a half ago, there was a huge news cycle about it over in England—I think that might have been the first time they really made it a major talking point.

If anyone's curious, you can probably just Google what it actually entails without much trouble... 🙂
Ethan Garcia8 Ethan Garcia8 Active Member
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joined Sep 2017
#26 ·
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. 🙄
Lisa Rodriguez84 Lisa Rodriguez84 Active Member
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joined Jul 2006
#27 ·
Kimberly Davis52 said:If that actually exists, why aren't they applying it to sex offenders?

They definitely do. Honestly, why they don't just do it to everyone else is beyond me. There's a whole list of people who really deserve it, yet nothing happens... but that's a whole different conversation altogether.
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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joined Aug 2007
#28 ·
Ethan Garcia8 said:Being feminized is just a result of low testosterone.

So, basically, you can't just jump to the conclusion that low testosterone is what causes someone to be feminized.
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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joined Aug 2007
#29 ·
Brom?

Is it at the CVS?

I seriously can't wait until tomorrow...
Brandon Alvarez92 Brandon Alvarez92 Newcomer
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#30 ·
mistyseal11 said:Hey there,
here is what's actually going on:
I don't want to spend the rest of my life feeling constantly turned on...

For the haters out there: castration isn't the answer.

What an idiot
Elizabeth Palmer2 Elizabeth Palmer2 Member
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joined Aug 2013
#31 ·
Brandon Alvarez92 said:What an idiot

lol
easy
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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joined Feb 2007
#32 ·
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.🙄
mistyseal11 mistyseal11 RegularOP
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Dennis Miller Dennis Miller Newcomer
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#34 ·
There are plenty of ways to crash your testosterone production and tank your libido. Honestly, I don't see the logic in wanting this, but if you insist, here is how you do it:

Pick up some steroids, whether injectable or oral. Use some testosterone, maybe some Oxandrolone, though I suspect Testosterone Enanthate would be your best bet... run it for two or three months. When the cycle ends, just refuse to take anything to restart your own production—no HCG, no Clomid, no Mesterolone. Your natural levels will shut down while your receptors try to recover from the exogenous hormones, and they won't bounce back to normal easily. Do that two or three times and you're done.

Anything else?

Switch to a strict vegetarian diet.

Still looking?

Fall into a deep depression.

p.s. Life doesn't always go according to plan. Things have to go wrong sometimes. Just deal with it.

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