TRUMP reminds me of All Might from Hero Academia. Any other Trump fans?

I'm confident because if a woman likes men, and feels 'womanly' then they would rather get there the old fashioned way. Taking testosterone would make them more manly - not desirable for heterosexual women who value their femininity. I guess I'm confident because I am a woman. Would you be tempted to take eustrogen if it gave you some sort of work place advantage? Would you be willing to grow breast tissue and lose muscle mass for a trade off? I have no desire to shrink my breasts, grow facial hair or deepen my voice. I would rather have to hit the gym more, if I even felt the need to. Some female soldiers might be perfectly comfortable with their physical strength as is.

It's more about what sort of standards that would be placed over the individual. Can you honestly say you never subjected yourself to standards you yourself weren't motivated by? I despise suits, but I put on a suit for a job interview. If taking estrogen was expected in order to maintain a job, I might very well be swayed by the peer pressure alongside it, especially if that expectation was thrown at me from all sides. Or maybe I wouldn't, but I sure as hell wouldn't want to have to find out.

In this largely misogynistic world I doubt women would ever be pressed into taking testosterone. Wearing a suit is different since it has no physical side effects and is simply removed after use, a better example would be something like taking the pill (for women) as soon as you're about 16 it comes up and most girls go on it. I was on it for a few years, mainly for the contraceptive benefits, but I stopped taking it. I was never really one for peer pressure though. I guarantee health professionals would advise against it due to the risk (eventually guarantee) of infertility after extended use and the body changes, which would do nothing for heterosexual people. If your doctor told you indepth side effects of eustrogen such as infertility and permanent breast tissue that would need to be surgically removed if you wanted it gone, would you feel pressured to take it? I wouldn't.

I think there are plenty of people who would, especially in this day and age when there are more weak minded males than ever who bend over backwards to make everyone happy. Maybe it wouldn't be a problem, but it's a risk worth looking at before it becomes a problem.

I voted for him, I do wish however that he would give control of his twitter to somebody else with some trigger discipline. Sometimes, he just says anything that pops into his head which is a little unnerving. That aside, I think he's been greatly successful despite tons of opposition. As someone with crappy healthcare, I'm hoping he'll give that another try this year so I can have more choices.