Author Topic: Milk - IT IS BAD FOR YOU  (Read 9902 times)


I went just now and downed a glass of milk.

Take that, Jeep! :cookieMonster:

i drink milk like a man
by the gallon

Did you even read a word of that?
It says nowhere that it will make you gay, only that it will raise estrogen levels.
It does say this, however:
Actually, yes. I did read it. Not sure if you did the same. As I said in my post. High estrogen CAN cause you to start acting feminine, and end up turning gay or bi as a result. It's unlikely, however, estrogen has other adverse effects that are possible on men. Such as cancer.

I went just now and downed a glass of milk.

Take that, Jeep! :cookieMonster:
Everyone that appears on milk cartons is now by default a homoloveual.

Everyone that appears on milk cartons is now by default a homoloveual.
Joke's on you, I buy bags of milk, not cartons.

We have that in Canada!

Jeep's a nutter. Nothing can make you gay after birth.

EDIT: Bag milk is best milk.

EDIT 2: And effeminacy and homoloveuality aren't the same thing. I don't think estrogen makes you any girlier, but I know it doesn't turn people gay or bi.
« Last Edit: August 26, 2012, 04:30:36 PM by Wynd_Fox »

Actually, yes. I did read it. Not sure if you did the same. As I said in my post. High estrogen CAN cause you to start acting feminine, and end up turning gay or bi as a result. It's unlikely, however, estrogen has other adverse effects that are possible on men.
Seriously though, I can't find a single reliable source that supports estrogen after birth causing homoloveuality

Jeep's a nutter. Nothing can make you gay after birth.
show a straight woman your face, then come back to me
#baZING

Just because I make her lose faith in humanity doesn't make her a lesbian.

#depressed


"The available studies, often deficient in methodology, have produced conflicting and largely negative results as to a hormonal theory of human homoloveuality." I could be wrong, but isn't that saying those studies are hokum? That was in the article you linked, by the way.

"Animal research has demonstrated the modifiability of love-dimorphic mating behavior by hormone and brain manipulation."

Yeah, but the above quote is saying there's a good chance that's not true. Also: "Unfortunately, there is hardly any overlap between psychoendocrine studies on loveual orientation in man and on love-dimorphic mating behavior in subhuman mammals that would allow systematic comparisons."

Proof?
The burden of proof doesn't work like that

Proof?
http://www.springerlink.com/content/g4757213w9045228/
I can't read the full article because it wants me to pay to see it; all I see is the abstract. It says absolutely nothing about the results of the study, just what its about.
I can say that it discusses prenatal effects, which is the exact opposite of the point I was making:
Quote from: article
...suggestion of preventing homoloveuality by prenatal hormone manipulation.
... and the issue of prenatal endocrine influences on human loveual orientation.
Seriously though, I can't find a single reliable source that supports estrogen after birth causing homoloveuality
« Last Edit: August 26, 2012, 06:03:54 PM by Headcrab Zombie »