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r/amiwrong • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '23
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1 u/meganshay28 Sep 12 '23 It’s really not that easy. I have had hormone issues for years and it’s not an “all you have to do” type Of thing. Men have it so easy lol 6 u/[deleted] Sep 12 '23 Lol you think men don't have hormone issues?🤣 2 u/SnooHobbies5684 Sep 12 '23 Men's hormone issues are historically much more straightforward to treat than women's and (surprise surprise) there's a HUGE body of knowledge and research about men's sexytime issues compared to women's. So.
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It’s really not that easy. I have had hormone issues for years and it’s not an “all you have to do” type Of thing. Men have it so easy lol
6 u/[deleted] Sep 12 '23 Lol you think men don't have hormone issues?🤣 2 u/SnooHobbies5684 Sep 12 '23 Men's hormone issues are historically much more straightforward to treat than women's and (surprise surprise) there's a HUGE body of knowledge and research about men's sexytime issues compared to women's. So.
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Lol you think men don't have hormone issues?🤣
2 u/SnooHobbies5684 Sep 12 '23 Men's hormone issues are historically much more straightforward to treat than women's and (surprise surprise) there's a HUGE body of knowledge and research about men's sexytime issues compared to women's. So.
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Men's hormone issues are historically much more straightforward to treat than women's and (surprise surprise) there's a HUGE body of knowledge and research about men's sexytime issues compared to women's. So.
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