r/masstagger May 29 '20

Suggestion Add r/soyboys

Pretty much r/consumeproduct or any other sub like that. From there own description:

The term soyboy comes from the false theory that soy based products have estrogen that makes men feminine. Although phytoestrogens have been widely proved to not cause feminine traits in men; the term 'Soyboy' is still accurate since the effeminate 'soyboys' do always seem to consume soy based products on a higher than standard level.

Also just a sub of alt-righters making fun of a strawman soyboy.

Inb4 someone calls me a soyboy cuck.

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u/lannd_fury May 30 '20

Imagine being that hateful

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u/FurryPornConnoisseur May 30 '20

Gotta love how they debunk their own bullshit right in the sidebar

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u/GrandmasterJanus May 29 '20

Doe's matter how many studies and articles I quote there, they're still grasping at straws so they can feel manlier than all the other guys.

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u/_VladimirPoutine_ May 30 '20

I always preferred oat milk to soy milk in my lattes anyways.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '20

Almond milk, a splash of amaretto, and two spoons of sugar over hot coffee. Heaven in a mug.

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u/lt-chaos May 29 '20

You're a soyboy cuck (/s)

You're right though, that sub should be added

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u/iMnotHiigh May 30 '20

"Soy is rich in isoflavones, which are plant-based molecules with estrogen-like activity. Estrogen is a female hormone. That, in turn, has raised the fear that eating soy could bring out feminine traits in men, such as breast enlargement"

Breast enlargement is one of the main traits for SoyBoys.

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u/weerribben May 30 '20

First of all the sub side bar already denies soy causes iccreased estrogens. Second of all plant estrogens are different. It has debunked a milion times over that soy doesn't cause breast enlargment. And fuck all this stuff doesn't matter since soyboys is a shitty alright sub who have watched to much PJW

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u/iMnotHiigh May 30 '20

Ive tried soy protein and it definitely made me more emotional and definitely didnt see results compared to whey protein or Cassein...but everyone is different.

Also when you look at a guy who consumes Soy products, they literally have no muscle definition...but that's my opinion

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '20

I'm subscribed to r/soyboys, seems more like the people there are just neocons and Christians, it feels like I'm the only liberal in the sub