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[NopeNopeNopeNope]

My test is off the charts, I am not like you humans lol

And I can say that it absolutely does change your perception and how you think, in ways I can’t put into words. It would be like trying to describe a color without using that color. I could use a bunch of adjectives to approximate but it would just be some reductive approximation

[F0rmsh1fter]

Originally Posted by NopeNopeNopeNope [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

My test is off the charts, I am not like you humans lol

And I can say that it absolutely does change your perception and how you think, in ways I can’t put into words. It would be like trying to describe a color without using that color. I could use a bunch of adjectives to approximate but it would just be some reductive approximation

What’s your cycle looking like?

[NopeNopeNopeNope]

Originally Posted by F0rmsh1fter [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What’s your cycle looking like?

Nothing crazy, but I have not been a normal human for a long time, my test in blood work this past Jan ‘’25 was 1245, so a few hundred higher than humans go. I personally think that whatever positive (and negative) mental changes from having higher or low is magnified even further when supraphysiological. Although the mental changes took YEARS to set in. But there is a reason trans people use hormones, they WILL change the way you think if taken continually for years. And that’s the real secret benefit for the trans community, passability is just icing on the cake for them. But they would struggle just like I struggle, to describe those mental changes because to some degree they are subjective to each person, and then you’re trying to reduce an entire adjustment in thought and worldview with adjectives. The downside is that homeostasis will eventually overpower any mental change, if the person were to come off, not like the (some of the) physical changes

[F0rmsh1fter]

Originally Posted by NopeNopeNopeNope [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Nothing crazy, but I have not been a normal human for a long time, my test in blood work this past Jan ‘’25 was 1245, so a few hundred higher than humans go. I personally think that whatever positive (and negative) mental changes from having higher or low is magnified even further when supraphysiological. Although the mental changes took YEARS to set in. But there is a reason trans people use hormones, they WILL change the way you think if taken continually for years. And that’s the real secret benefit for the trans community, passability is just icing on the cake for them. But they would struggle just like I struggle, to describe those mental changes because to some degree they are subjective to each person, and then you’re trying to reduce an entire adjustment in thought and worldview with adjectives. The downside is that homeostasis will eventually overpower any mental change, if the person were to come off, not like the (some of the) physical changes

That’s probably a normal level for a couple hundred years ago tbh. The artificial generational decline is wild

[magnetaress]

Pizza hormones have an extremely high probability of ingestion tonight. Very close to 100%. If not 100%. It's all still in superposition. Measurements will be made soon. And experience will happen.

[Ekco]

>But there is a reason trans people use hormones, they WILL change the way you think if taken continually for years. And that’s the real secret benefit for the trans community,

is there any science on it improving comp sci skills or is it just a meme, couple female coders in my family that i was always been jealous of their skills

i'm 7 months sober after 24 years of daily self medicating with weed and have started looking at questionable purchases

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this is how it starts, isn't it.

[NopeNopeNopeNope]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

>But there is a reason trans people use hormones, they WILL change the way you think if taken continually for years. And that’s the real secret benefit for the trans community,

is there any science on it improving comp sci skills or is it just a meme, couple female coders in my family that i was always been jealous of their skills

Nothing positive or negative I’ve noticed in terms of mental computation. Mental benefits are mostly with perception and emotion/attitude. Confidence is a common report, along with energy level, how one perceives physical tasks/labor (generally more enjoyment from them), possibly more competitiveness. I do believe competitiveness is definitely more of a masculine than feminine trait, as there’s a reason why e-sports have always traditionally been dominated by men (mostly very young men because of a degradation in motor reflex with age). Women compete as well, but I don’t think on average as a gender they have quite the same level of competitive drive. But that’s just me

Physical benefits can be pretty ridic. But to say “take this drug and life will be easier in every way for everyone” is false

My older cousin pictured below is pharmacologically and hormonally very similar to me, other than he has to take a slew of diabetes meds because he is not active at all. And he is known for being very negative and bitter in personality

So positive changes are not a guarantee. Too many people don’t understand the power of what they are wielding or how to best harness it [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Ekco]

Originally Posted by NopeNopeNopeNope [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Nothing positive or negative I’ve noticed in terms of mental computation. Mental benefits are mostly with perception and emotion/attitude. Confidence is a common report, along with energy level, how one perceives physical tasks/labor (generally more enjoyment from them), possibly more competitiveness. I do believe competitiveness is definitely more of a masculine than feminine trait, as there’s a reason why e-sports have always traditionally been dominated by men (mostly very young men because of a degradation in motor reflex with age). Women compete as well, but I don’t think on average as a gender they have quite the same level of competitive drive. But that’s just me

Physical benefits can be pretty ridic. But to say “take this drug and life will be easier in every way for everyone” is false

My older cousin pictured below is pharmacologically and hormonally very similar to me, other than he has to take a slew of diabetes meds because he is not active at all. And he is known for being very negative and bitter in personality

So positive changes are not a guarantee. Too many people don’t understand the power of what they are wielding or how to best harness it [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

>Mental benefits are mostly with perception and emotion/attitude. Confidence is a common report

yeah this makes sense, i gotta start exercising, i'm doing nothing atm other than changing eating habits. i feel better already but my mental is still fucked

[F0rmsh1fter]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

>Mental benefits are mostly with perception and emotion/attitude. Confidence is a common report

yeah this makes sense, i gotta start exercising, i'm doing nothing atm other than changing eating habits. i feel better already but my mental is still fucked

Studies have shown that regular exercise is as effective, if not more effective than prescription antidepressants/ anxiety meds

I can personally attest to this. I started lifting for my depression but at this point I’m chasing the dragon and it’s become part of my routine as much as eating and sleeping. Also my guns start looking real appetizing if I skip a few days

[NopeNopeNopeNope]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

>Mental benefits are mostly with perception and emotion/attitude. Confidence is a common report

yeah this makes sense, i gotta start exercising, i'm doing nothing atm other than changing eating habits. i feel better already but my mental is still fucked

There are drugs besides adderall that do improve computation and concentration though. For sure there are drugs that will make you smarter while on them. Sides I have no idea as no amount of drugs can fix my level of dumb so it’s never been an interest

I believe Andrew Huberman has mentioned some, but I’ve heard he can be a bit of a charlatan in what he promotes. I think any phmaracological longevity or bio-optimization channel or sub will know some of the latest and greatest