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In the context of how rodents respond to such scents, I think it is currently unknown whether a male on a long-term feminising hormone treatment would still pro
by ghidle 4y ago
In the context of how rodents respond to such scents, I think it is currently unknown whether a male on a long-term feminising hormone treatment would still produce a sufficiently male-type scent, or a female-type scent.
- delecti 4y agoBased on personal and anecdotal experience, I would be very confident in my assumption. There are plenty of things that hormones only change very gradually (body hair takes years), or which they can't "undo" (bones are pretty static after age 20-25), but body scent is one of the first and strongest changes when starting cross-sex hormones.
- ghidle 4y agoYes but this has not yet been experimentally tested, so it's currently unknown.