Yeah. Actually taking dutasteride made me horny as f*** for like the first year and a half. Libido was jacked.
I take oral minoxidil so it just makes everything grow
Lol I am a weight lifter. Sorry to offend you with my manliness haha! I do have low estrogen but that doesn’t make me manly. Trust me. Nothing to do with musculature.
I’m sorry, but you really don’t know much about weight lifting do you? I do crossfit. I light heavy things. Lifting heavy things builds muscle. If every chick with low estrogen had developed muscles, you’d see women in a their 50’s and women with anorexia benching 200.I'm quite sure I would require less than 10 second to beat you in a fight.
I'm not saying she is trans or something, just that there are clearly some signs of manliness ( not sure if that's the correct word ). Look at her shoulders, hams, quads, chest and compare them with other girls who workout. I definitely see some lack of estrogen. Plus she claims to have problems with hair and hormones which makes it even more plausible.
Cranberra eh? I’m guessing you worked in government.
Its well known that if you are from Irish extraction you may suffer from either iron deficiency (anaemia) or have too much iron in your body caused by hereditary hemochromatosis. Up to 10% are thought to carry the mutated gene. I would get regular blood tests to see where your levels are. Either one can cause hair loss and in some extreme cases prove fatal.
You are eerily spot on. I have chronic severe iron deficiency, but am a carrier for hemochromatosis as a result of my parents.
That’s cool. I got into archaeolgy/anthropology at anu this year but decided to stay in Brisbane and accept a spot in a speech pathology degree at ACU. Canberra is pretty, but it’s cold and boring haha.Yeah I sat in front of a computer and decided who in the bottom of QLD got speeding tickets.
J/K
I was an astronomer at ANU.
I did not have a chance to see Brisbane. Non Aussies might be interested to know that it's pronounced Briz-Bin.
Haha well I haven’t been to Canberra since 2005, so I’ve probably missed a bit. But still, the weather.. I could not deal with it.About your choice.
Well, on the one hand, speech pathology is very likely the better career. Lots of kids need speech pathologists, and it's going to become more common as parents spend more and more time with their cell phone and less and less time playing with their kids. I know some parents who infuriate me with their cell phone habits, it made a lot of sense that their babies were speech delayed. So given that, I think that you made a good choice.
But Canberra is not boring and it's really blossomed in the last few years. Having traveled to many places, I can tell you that it has a lot of good food (which is important to me), and in terms of what would matter to you, a great fitness scene, tons of cross fit, yoga, dance, etc. The Kingston and Lonsdale areas are fun for small boutiques, etc. There are several wineries in the area, and Bateman's Bay makes for a good day trip.
One advantage that I'd give Canberra over Sydney and Melbourne is that you can spend less time in traffic. The city is spread out and the roads are wide. Everything in Canberra is 20 minutes from everything else, and it's a relaxing 20 minutes, not one filled with endless stopping.
As for it being cold, I'm from Montreal, Canada so you're sounding like a wimp
You will need to get specialist blood/MRI tests for juvenile hermochromatosis because you can be anmenic and have the condition. Taking extra iron suppliments could make it worse.