Struggling to express emotions can be linked to condition called alexithymia
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from:msnbc.comAre you like Mr. Spock? Low testosterone may be why
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This sounds logical.
I am more like Captain Kirk, Green belly dancers really turn me on.......................
Dammit Jim.... I'm a Doctor, not some in-touch-with-my-feelings, man-whore!!!
To my disappointment, I thought this article might provide an explanation for my elfian ears.
It seems that Spock didn't have too much of a problem conveying his emotions during Pon Farr... LOL
This study is not logical since I am Vulcan.
Just what we need, a populous, already stressed beyond belief, running around jacked up on "T" just because the pharma industry wants to tap an "emerging market" for all its BILLIONS worth.
#CONSPICUOUSCONSUMERS
Beam it up Scotty!!
Mr. Spock is a Vulcan and that's why he's the way he is. Stupid author.
Are you like Mr. Spock? You mean intelligent, focused on productive things, not wasting time on emotions or carnal desires? Your question is an insult it's a desireable goal. Testosterone is a curse especially if you're heterosexual (like me), what are you going to do with it? I have Low-T, ED, and DGS (Don't Give a S***) and couldn't be happier.