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How much do your levels of estrogen and testosterone figure in to wether you're homosexual or heterosexual? A lot of transpeople attest to having their sexuality change once they begin HRT (this is especially common in younger transitioners).
Are guys with lower test levels more likely to have gay tendencies, or does the existence of masc4masc negate this? Do butches prove that lesbians are higher test than straight women? Does the large number of late transitioning MTFs being trans-les prove that test makes and keeps you straight? What do you think?
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>>6866391
I have a genetic disorder that makes my body not produce testosterone
I am gay
I take testosterone shots now though and they have regulated my body to ordinary levels of testosterone
I am still gay
Most people with my condition are not gay
So I believe the answer is no
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>>6866418
well.... we'll see about that.
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>>6866418
It's related to androgens, not just test specifically. If your body produced no androgens you would be indistinguishable from a female.
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>>6867507
>indistinguishable from a female
more like you would BE a female... you'd be born with a vagina and everything
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>>6866391
i have a longer ring finger than my index and I'm on the gayer side of bi
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>>6870849
>XY
>female
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