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And that's a good thing!
by o_p 6y ago
And that's a good thing!
- ginko 6y agoYou jest (I assume), but it really is startling how this isn't treated like the health crisis it seems to be. I come from a country with compulsory military service and there's regular talk about the health of young conscripts declining over the years. The solution by the government? Reduce the requirements for fitness so they can get the necessary number of men (not women of course).
- o_p 6y agoI'm not sure if HNers worry about this because actual health risks or because of some male pride, maybe Im ignoring health risks caused by low testosterone, but I feel is quite the opposite, women are generally healthier and live longer. If anything, low T will make you bald less, there are many unhealthy habits of the modern life, sedentarism and obesity, that have real negative impacts, its odd to me why we would specifically care about this
- DC1350 6y agoIt also makes you sad, have low energy, less drive to do anything, lower muscle mass, worse facial aesthetics, more feminine fat distribution, weaker sperm, and less bone growth through puberty. It is pretty much not a good thing for any reason.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 6y agoI have zero T after being chemically castrated, feel no sadness at all. I would say life is better after no longer having an urge to chase a hole all the time.
- temptemptemp111 6y agoNo surprise considering you're 100% a mouthpiece for mainstream propaganda on here. Now preaching on the virtues of being spayed. Perhaps this is the way things should be.
- 3131s 6y agoYou don't know anything. Endogenous testosterone is NOT unhealthy. When one of us high-testosterone males carries you out of a burning building you might reconsider. It's frankly pathetic how physically incapable most Americans are.