thecel
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So the hypothesis is that high T is enough to help with getting girls, not even the physical effects of T, but just the T itself.
I will empirically test this hypothesis.
The control: my current state of existence. I’ve interacted with numerous females in this normal state, and so far outcomes have been all unsuccessful.
Experiment phase 1: feminizing hormones. I’ll take spironolactone, a testosterone blocker, and take estrogen. Then I’ll observe and document the extent to which the suppression of testosterone affects my success and failure with women.
Caveat: spironolactone blocks androgen receptors but doesn’t stop the actual T from being made. So, if I observe no changes during Phase 1, we cannot conclude that “low T” doesn’t affect female attraction, for the T is still in my body the whole time, just not absorbed as it normally is.
Phase 2: remasculinization. After several days on a T suppressant and E, I’ll stop cold turkey, and I’ll refrain from cooming too. Studies show stopping masturbation temporarily boosts testosterone levels. Phase 2 is when I try and spike up my T levels as high as possible. I’ll interact with high quantities of females and take notes of any noticeable differences in their behaviors.
If women find me more attractive (i.e. less repulsive) in Phase 2, we conclude that elevated T indeed does cause females to swoon. However, if there aren’t any detectable changes, it doesn’t mean T levels don’t affect female attraction, as I noted in the caveat of Phase 1 earlier in this post.
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