Recent studies have shown that today's generation of young men have almost 25% less testorsterone in their systems than young men of the same age 25 years ago did.
Also, young men today are more likely to shave their bodies, further feminizing themselves, whereas 25 years ago it was stylish to show chest hair.
Also, men of today are less likely to hold the door for a woman, pay for the date, or be chivalrous in general.
Today's males also have higher rates of body fat, which again is a feminine trait since women naturally have higher body fat ratios than men.
So, is the feminization of the American male a good thing??
2006-11-12
18:06:33
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Korny Kaucasian Kraker
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