Aug 14, 2024
Actually, no it doesn't. Competitive aggressive behavior raises testosterone.
"We didn’t really need endocrine experiments to know that young people’s gender specific behaviors have nothing to do with hormones. After all, testosterone levels in boys and girls are similar from just after infancy until puberty. Nevertheless, we constantly hear people pontificate about biologically determined differences already apparent in prepubescent kids."
You're also clearly fine with 1 in 3 women being raped and 85% of little girls starting to be sexually harassed in childhood so no further effort for me to try to reason with such a person.
