CopingGymcel said:
Here are some high T indicators:
- Strong and defined jawline - while Chico doesn't have a super wide jawline, it's not a weak one by any means and it's fairly defined.
- Wide shoulders - Chico does not have narrow shoulders, which would be an indicators of low T levels.
I'll objectively list some others:
- Nose - Wider, vertically longer, and more projected in men
- Midface - longer in men
- Brow ridge - Far more prominent in men.
- Eyes - Larger in proportion to the rest of the face/skull in women
- Chin - vertically longer and more projected in men
- Hairline - higher in men than women
- Baldness - Men more likely...shit do I need to even finish that sentence? You might argue that it's DHT that triggers androgenic alopecia as opposed to free testosterone. While that's technically true, more often than not people with high DHT also have high T. You need T to convert to DHT. If you have low T you don't have much T to convert into DHT to begin with.
- Body hair - Much thicker in men, and it's not just because women shave.
- Skin - Softer, clearer in women compared to men.
- Adam's apple - Far more prominent in men
- Forehead - More sloping in men
- Cheekbones - Higher and more projected in WOMEN. You will dispute this and lookism.net would go ape shit over someone making such a statement but this is objectively true and if you want I can give you plenty of citations for this. HOWEVER, women have softer, rounder cheeks due to more fat in the area whereas male cheeks are simply more HOLLOW.