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reply posted on 19-9-2009 @ 12:35 AM by Veritas Lux Mea










reply posted on 19-9-2009 @ 12:50 AM by liquidsmoke206










reply posted on 19-9-2009 @ 12:56 AM by pexx421
most people on heres take on this is pretty rediculous. Low testosterone and high estrogen DO NOT make people attracted to the same sex. Actually in all the "advanced societies" of their times, whether it be greece, rome, or america, there is a huge growth of homosexual tendencies in direct proportion to the amount of freedom of thought those people are allowed.

However, on the other hand, many studies have shown the massive drop in testosterone levels in recent males. In fact, the average testosterone of males aged 50 in the 80's is now the average testosterone of males age 30 in the new millenium. The levels for a man in his 30's is supposed to be 700, however i got mine tested (im 33) and its 260. Because its "within normal human limits" my doctors said its ok....my western doctors that is. When i went to a naturopath they said no, for my age its supposed to be between 700 and 1000. When i was discussing this with all my male friends my age, and telling them my symptoms, every single one said "damn, i need to get mine checked too, because i have those same symptoms"!! and the first one to get it checked came back with a level of 259, which, of course, his doctor said, "oh, thats ok, thats within normal limits"....despite the fact that we suffer from fatigue, low libido, inability to break down fat, low muscle tissue retention, and low motivation. Western doctors dont know crap apparently, and few people recognize this drastic change that is overtaking millions of males in a society where foods like soy and other estrogen containing foods are considered "healthy" and estrogen like elements are used in all bottled waters and beverages to soften the plastic of the bottles. Amazing.


reply posted on 19-9-2009 @ 01:04 AM by Exv8densez










reply posted on 19-9-2009 @ 01:08 AM by Mr Headshot
reply to post by Veritas Lux Mea


TLDR? I'm saying what LOAM said =)


I think you're not taking our culture into consideration. For example, look at ancient Rome, homosexuality wasn't looked down upon; any sexuality was A OK, the goats were terrified though.

I don't think sexuality really has much to do with how masculine you are. Not all gay men act fruity, that's just the face we assign to gay men so they generally act accordingly.

I'm sure there have been many many many men who we would consider the most masculine of their kind who have had homosexual tendencies.

The argument the OP makes really isn't about sexuality, it's about biological mutations and deformaties (sp?, too tired to care), as well as the overall attitude of the male gender of species. I would venture, if I read more of this material, the males would be less aggressive, less proficient hunters, less effective at finding mates, and more passive.

The point is, we have no Beowulf's, no Aeneas', no more Alexanders. Our period will offer few stories of glory and valour, why is this? Could it be because our global culture has prevented it? It certainly seems so, I don't see why the chemicals we pollute our water and our air with wouldn't further this process, as sad as it is.

/ramble

[edit on 19-9-2009 by Mr Headshot]


reply posted on 19-9-2009 @ 01:11 AM by themamayada
I personally believe alot of the chemicals today do indeed cause all sorts of endocrine disruption. However, that might not be the only thing causing the seemingly loss of "maleness." Genetically, the loss has been going on for over 1000 years.

From NPR:
www.npr.org...

But researchers have found that, over the millennia, the Y chromosome has lost most of it genes.


Another article about the "incredible shrinking Y" chromosome from the NY Times.

www.nytimes.com...

'Although most men are unaware of the peril, the Y chromosome has been shedding genes furiously over the course of evolutionary time, and it is now a fraction of the size of its partner, the X chromosome

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