Do chromosomes really influence feelings?
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An XXY guy might say he's more feminine than other guys, citing more than 1 X chromosome, and women usually have more than 1 X. Does it make you wonder how a female with Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome can feel feminine, she only has 1 X chromosome. Surely most, if not all, these XY females must say they feel masculine if chromosoems really do influence feelings?
An XXY guy might say he's more feminine because of the gender stereotype that only females can be emotive. And of course they will remember their childhood where teachers and even doctors will report they were more emotive than other males their age. An automatic conclusion will be arrived at.
An XXY guy might say he has more empathy toward females in conversation. I can recall times where I have had a great deal of empathy toward other females near me, but not all females. If empathy were genetic in origin surely all females would receive an empathetic response, and XXY males who married females would never divorce?
Do chromosomes really influence feelings?
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jen99028 XXYGuy
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jen99028 XXYGuy
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jen99028 XXYGuy
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Later, I got back in touch with him and came to see I had been shallow to judge him for his mannerisms and such. I married him for his charm regardless of the "ugly" body. I mean, he had certain features: slender fingernails, nice, younng-looking skin, wonderful hair, attractive facial features (except for the weak jaw). His legs were actually muscular due to the fact that he has to carry around 250 lbs. His toes and feet are attractive, slender and don't even smell. I'm not a chubby chaser, but I did my best to accept that part of it, and encourage healthy eating habits.
XXYGuy jen99028
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I have small hands, small feet, a small head, I see body shape of men with KS as a reflection of their lack of musculature, rather than some skeletal feature.
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morten13561 XXYGuy
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I don know where I fit. I asume I am gay, although I I am only 75% sure. I am not diagnosed at 33, but most likely have AIS.
Lilyau XXYGuy
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XXYGuy Lilyau
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Might have to have a little think about that? 'Sex defining' what does that mean? Both sexes have oestrogen and testosterone, just differnt amounts.
Lilyau XXYGuy
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Specifically 'dominant' SDH
XXYGuy Lilyau
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Well, I'm genetically different so what I feel may not be the same as what a normal person feels?
I've had very high levels estradiol and testosterone simultaneously in my system and I don't recall feeling any different. All I recall is not changing and changing, and how those affect my mood. When I was not aging felt rotten, and when I did I felt great.