Yeah, been on TRT(high replacement dose) for almost 2 years. Though not specifically for gender affirming care, even though getting more out of my training and dieting is rather good, but a lack of stereotypical male libido did play a role in seeking out medical intervention.
Mostly on TRT as a crutch in countering the damage that decade+ of rotating shift work has done to any natural hormone and circadian rhythms. Sadly it didn't have much effect on libido.
I use other supplements, as I try to find food to boost it. Being a straight partially Khazarian male myself (so I speculate), we're actually really bad at taking care of ourselves except if our brethren advise us to do so.
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phdepressed@sh.itjust.works · 4 pts · 276d
Haven't, wouldn't unless I actually had low T.
People don't talk about body dysphoria for men and it shows.
WoodMaster@piefed.social · 1 pts · 191d
I don't. Don't know anyone who uses it, but I'm not American
Shellofbiomatter@lemmus.org · 1 pts · 115d
Yeah, been on TRT(high replacement dose) for almost 2 years. Though not specifically for gender affirming care, even though getting more out of my training and dieting is rather good, but a lack of stereotypical male libido did play a role in seeking out medical intervention.
Mostly on TRT as a crutch in countering the damage that decade+ of rotating shift work has done to any natural hormone and circadian rhythms. Sadly it didn't have much effect on libido.
msokiovt@lemmy.today · -1 pts · 302d
I use other supplements, as I try to find food to boost it. Being a straight partially Khazarian male myself (so I speculate), we're actually really bad at taking care of ourselves except if our brethren advise us to do so.