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Solution is as follows. Phase 1: Agree that the testosterone will, in fact, cause you to grow testicles. (use hand puppets if necessary) Phase 2: Convince her that you've been put on an experimental trial for a new testosterone supplement that may have certain side effects. The most prominent of these being that people exposed to you for extended periods of time may get a contact high and also grow testicles. Phase 3: You're free to get a smarter roommate, owing to her being afraid of growing balls, or him walking around with four of them.
Indeed, #40, indeed.
As a matter of fact, if you had testicles, they would shrink from taking testosterone. Just ask guys who've taken too many steroids.
I have been taking weekly 1ml testosterone injections for about 3 years and sadly, yes, they have shrunk down a bit. No, I'm not a body builder, I just don't make any testosterone.
Kallman's Syndrome?
this is why aliens don't want any contact with us
Gotta love arrogance!
I think you mean ignorance.
Ooooohhhh the irony
Okay, maybe I am failing here, but I'm guessing the supplements are for either a medical condition or for sex drive issues, and not as HRT, since there's no mention of hormone suppressant and they identify as female.
As #29 said, Testosterone is strong enough to suppress the production of Estrogen, Follicle Stimulating Hormone and Luteinising Hormone. Suppressants aren't required for people taking transition doses of T; on the other hand, for people taking Estrogen, they usually do need a Testosterone suppressant. Whatever the reason, good luck OP.
Thank you for the answers. That was written very late at night and I couldn't for the life of me remember which hormone needed the other hormone to be suppressed before it could work.
"This woman found out how to grow testicles using testosterone supplements, doctors hate her!"
Why are you taking testosterone if you're a girl? I'm confused
C'mon, don't downvote. At least she admits that she's confused and is trying to educate herself about it. Shame on you.
#26 Hormone suppressants are as stated above generally not used by transmen. Younger transsexuals may get them though, but it's more used to stop the changes of puberty.
T is actually a medical treatment for a lot of things--one of them, funnily enough, is malformed connective tissue (they tried it on me and I think the dose was too high, might be brought up again at a later date...). So it could be all sorts of things. Or he's trans and can't work the damn FML settings. (I can't either. It still thinks I'm a girl. I'm not a girl.)
Blow your roommate's mind by reminding her that she also has testosterone.
Why are you taking testosterone?
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Hahaha, it's amazing to think some people think you can actually grow testicles without seeds! Testosterone alone is useless unless you have the seeds, plenty of sunlight, and nutrient-rich soil. Jesus, I'm still laughing.
That's how I did it