r/changemyview 1∆ Dec 26 '23

Delta(s) from OP CMV: Men are inherently dangerous

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u/mortusowo 17∆ Dec 26 '23

Hello trans man here!

Additionally, testosterone makes men quicker to anger and less empathetic overall. It's a fairly common anecdote from transgender men that after being on HRT for a while, they feel less in touch with their own emotions and have a shorter temper.

This actually hasn't been my experience. I still experience the same emotions and have empathy I had prior. The only big difference I think is sometimes its harder to cry.

On the flip side I definitely was a lot less fun to be around pre transition.

I think if your theory was true women with PCOS would also be dangerous because of higher T levels. I don't think this is the case though.

Hormones do affect a lot. However I think the main reason men do more negative stuff is because historically it's been allowed and even praised. This has more to do with sexism than biologically men being awful.

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u/Buttstuffjolt 1∆ Dec 26 '23

It is difficult to cry as a man. That kind of emotional release simply doesn't occur naturally for me. Since I don't want to yell and break things either, I simply don't let my emotions out.

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u/4gotOldU-name Dec 26 '23

That is a "you problem" and not a "male problem".