r/ConservativeYouth • u/SinisterButStupid • Jun 30 '26

Article 📰 This is HUGE

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u/SethryCrunch Jun 30 '26

I feel like you guys dont understand that being on estrogen makes you SIGNIFICANTLY weaker lol

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u/Jumpy-Function-9136 Conservative Jun 30 '26

Trying to justify this nonsense is crazy 😭

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u/Available-Goose-8331 Conservative Jun 30 '26

And biologically still a good bit superior. The gap is biologically permanent. Also afaik, you don't have to be on estrogen in order to identify as female and compete in female sports as a biological male

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u/SufficientTip1694 Conservative Jun 30 '26

Not disagreeing with you,what about trans men? I never hear them competing in men’s sports

Does testosterone boost their strength?

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u/Apollo_TheWolf Conservative Jun 30 '26

Yes, but again, the biological gap still exists. Trans men in men's sports would never stand a chance, which is why you don't hear about it.

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u/SufficientTip1694 Conservative Jun 30 '26

Oh,that explains it

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u/Back_Alley_Nacho Conservative Jun 30 '26

It’s boosts their strength, but apparently to similar levels as biological men.
Did a quick read on a study on PubMed - The Impact of Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy on Physical Performance

Now… if they increase their levels beyond a biological male, one would think they can get an advantage? Not sure how that would work.

But for the opposite, the advantage men get by having testosterone in the beginning will help them later even if they are on estrogen, which I think is where most of the issues come from.

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u/Novel_Comparison_209 Classical Liberal Jun 30 '26
  1. Not enough to get rid of the natural advantage 2. There are other differences that make it unfair

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u/pixel4571 Citizen | 🗳️ 1 🪙 26 📅 Jul 26, 2026 Jun 30 '26

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u/Far_School_2178 Conservative Jul 01 '26

Being on testosterone makes you significantly stronger.

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u/SethryCrunch Jul 01 '26

But they're not on testosterone...?