Women with higher T are more depressed than women with Lower T.

[idkwattodowithlife]

[font=arial, helvetica, clean, sans-serif]Low as well as high testosterone (T) levels are related to depression and well-being in women, T plasma levels correlate to depression in a parabolic curve: at about 0.4-0.6 ng/ml plasma free T a minimum of depression is detected. Lower levels are related to depression, osteoporosis, declining libido, dyspareunia and an increase in total body fat mass. Androgen levels in women decrease continuously to about 50% before menopause compared to a 20-year-old women. Androgen levels even decline 70% within 24 h when women undergo surgical removal of the ovaries. Conventional oral contraception or HRT cause a decline in androgens because of higher levels of SHBG. Hyperandrogenic states exist, like hirsutism, acne and polycystic ovary syndrome. Social research suggests high androgen levels cause aggressive behavior in men and women and as a consequence may cause depression. Higher androgen values are more pronounced at young ages and before and after delivery of a baby and might be responsible for the "baby blues". It was found that depression in pubertal girls correlated best with an increase in T levels in contrast to the common belief that "environmental factors" during the time of growing up might be responsible for emotional "up and downs". T replacement therapy might be useful in perimenopausal women suffering from hip obesity, also named gynoid obesity. Abdominal obesity in men and women is linked to type 2 diabetes and coronary heart diseases. Testosterone replacement therapy in hypoandrogenic postmenopausal women might not only protect against obesity but also reduce the risk of developing these diseases. Antiandrogenic progestins might be useful for women suffering from hyperandrogenic state in peri- and postmenopause. Individual dosing schemes balancing side effects and beneficial effects are absolutely necessary. Substantial interindividual variability in T plasma values exists, making it difficult to utilize them for diagnostic purposes. Therefore a "four-level-hormone classification scheme" was developed identifying when estradiol (E) and T levels are out of balance. (1) Low E-low T levels are correlated with osteoporosis, depression, and obesity; (2) high E-low T with obesity, decreased libido; (3) high T-low E levels with aggression, depression, increased libido, and substance abuse; (4) high E-high T with type II diabetes risk, breast cancer and cardiovascular risk. Testosterone delivery systems are needed where beneficial and negative effects can be balanced. Any woman diagnosed for osteoporosis should be questioned for symptoms of depression.[/font]

Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11955793


And that in itself refutes the whole notion of women being more depressed than men. Not only playing the game of oppression olympics goes around the net, but it also extends towards into real life, and usually its women (doing their best to gain the utmost sympathy points as much as possible). Because they keep telling everyone that they have it much more worser than men and that being a women is more tougher than being a man. As most of us have to mask some of the dark truths that lies within our societies and a lot of have to continue being politically correct, and usually we have to bend our backs for women.

However, this doesn't mean that High T women are more depressed than Low T men. As low T men still have higher T than high T women, because our having testosterone in our systems is imperative to our whole masculine-self. And simply showing that high T women being more depressed than Low T women, gives us enough evidence, and hence it does suffice the claim (relatively) or correlates to the fact that women aren't as depressed as men.

 

[iblamemyself]

That right there is a shocker to me. I used to cope with the fact that I do not get depressed as often as your average foid. So while she gets her needs met on the outside, her inside is stinging but... I was wrong.

Congrats, you managed to black pill me.

 

[hehe xd]

>femoid
>depression

 

[Sadist]

too high iq thread couldn't comprehend, my brain has turn to mush after coming to this forum rip

 

[Cuck-Damage]

High T women need Chad dick worse than other women

it can be quite something to witness

 

[BlaKdaGGeRz]

Females CANNOT be depressed unless their standards for Chad are so high they don't date anyone else. Remember females cannot handle pain or negative feelings much at all and complain at the slightest.

 

[idkwattodowithlife]

>femoid
>depression

Look at it as a correlation, "men are depressed than women" and this is also relative between women.

 

[Popbob]

A women with low T has 100 times more testosterone than me