Alt Text: post that says dripping testosterone levels in men since 1980s is the biggest crime of the century.

  • darki
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    • @essell
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      437 months ago

      As an effeminate male, I promise you I don’t need masculinity to reproduce! 😁

        • @essell
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          137 months ago

          Better than my husband is at it. Still, we do own a battery powered jar opener for extreme situations. It’s the end of civilization.

          • @[email protected]
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            47 months ago

            Under-cabinet jar openers are a great tool to have in the kitchen. They are effective and don’t take up much space. However, they may leave marks on certain materials, so it’s best to avoid using them on reusable water bottles.

        • @[email protected]
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          I simply become outraged that the jar has dared to challenge my manhood and fling them against the wall to assert dominance.

      • darki
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        -67 months ago

        You are the reason divorce rates are ao high 😭

    • Nepenthe
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      Ah yes, the only two functions, reproduction and opening jars /s

      Recently, scientists successfully induced the stem cell of a male mouse to transform into an egg instead of sperm.

      The resultant litter was in all respects normal and, while we are talking about baby steps (ha) with mice instead of humans, I’m sure that would be a when, not an if.

      The biggest immediate concern would probably be depression and osteoporosis. Pretty sure the depression wouldn’t be very new, sadly, for anyone still paying attention to anything around them at all, but it doesn’t need to be added to the pile for a demographic that already doesn’t tend to reach out.

      • darki
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        -57 months ago

        Ofc you can defy biology and have kids. But then what?

        • Nepenthe
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          7 months ago

          Uh…then you have kids? If you want them? I do not think I understand the question.

          • darki
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            I don’t think conveying each other’s opinions is that easy/possible here and impossible to reach some understanding ☮️

      • darki
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        Then what? Ffs… It’s not like every single species has male and female with specific roles, right? Think about why society has deteriorated… Why families are being destroyed, by divorce rates increased and every single country has birth deficit. Comes back to feminism of women and role problems for Men

        • @Jiggle_Physics
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          37 months ago

          It’s economics, not feminism, my guy.

          We have less kids as the cost of living rises. Divorce rates for 40+ years have been in decline, the only exception was a small increase during lock-down. Families are being destroyed by economics as well. Most families require two incomes in order to be able to afford raising a child into adulthood. The socially isolating effects of car culture, suburbanization, loss of third places to just hang out, and socialize at, being forced to work 50+ hours a week on top of 10+ hours of commuting. These are all major contributors to the decline in birth rates. The traditional family structure you envision is very likely not even that much older than the the gilded age. Possibly a product of mid last century.

          The average employed person creates ~300% more gdp than someone in the 70s. However, compared to the total cost of living, we have seen almost none of that increase in wealth on the side of laborers, and servers. We have seen historic increases in the wealth of the .01% though. Maybe if the workers were cut in on that 300% increase people could afford to have a parent stay home for their children and afford appropriate housing. Maybe if we built more housing, designed cities that are walkable, and designed in a way that generates in-person interactions, we could have nice things like nuclear family structures. Maybe if we have systemic structures to ensure that stay at home parents didn’t end up isolate, and dependent, on the working spouse, being a stay at home parent might look better to a broader range of people.

          Beyond this our lives are rapidly becoming more, and more, sedentary. Desk time, for income, is getting to a point where, to afford the cost of living these days, it is exhausting to people and pushes physical activity further, and further, out from your typical daily routine. This, along with a number of other systemic reasons creating the obesity epidemic, is a huge contributor to decline in T levels. The average age of the population increasing also affects the averages of T levels in demographics studies. Then there is the is the, largely unknown, affects that plastics, and the chemicals used to produce them, are having on our bodies. We know things like BPA can affect your endocrine system, however it is not well understood how, yet. This is the new “heavy metals in almost all household products”. We are only just starting to really study what affect this is having on us, and our environment.

          But you have been convinced it is to be blamed on women. You ran after the decoy, not the duck.

          • darki
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            07 months ago

            You wrote something so good and logical. Great actually. I don’t understand why you didn’t understand that I think Man being more Feminine is a problem. Feminism Is Woman saying that they can be a man and better and Don’t need man. You don’t see this impacting our lives in any way? You also don’t see toxic masculinity impacting our lives in any way? By the way divorce rates were higher than 80% in a lot of countries in the EU last year. It’s never going down again…