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Still, now that the aromatization has settled down a bit, that was a bit unexpected.
You said at least 2x a day, which means you sometimes have to shave more than 2x

Otherwise why say at least? You could just say "twice"
Technically, if a variable is more than or equal to two, then that variable can be two, and the logic is sound.
 
It's way better today. Not fully back to normal "testosterone mindset-wise".

Still, I kinda went "tsundere mode" with this topic, as kids call it these days.

Does not change the fact that some "MMA people you would not wanna mess with" were in shock after my light fist bump made them give a deer-in-the-headlights look over how much power I can generate.

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This does happen in real life; my students ask how I am "one of those thin 'twig' anime chaacters that beats up big guys casually."

The answer: Type II X Muscle Fibers; the way we train makes us a skinny as bean poles, but generates an extreme amount of power and move at a speed that can match.

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Is there a name for a disease for people who join gbatemp and make outlandish stories up?
Yes, it's called being an MMA fan. Avoid getting sick with that, as I do.

Can come with the following symptoms:

-thinking you can beat up everyone with a dobok without using any self-control.

-a tendency to pick physical fights with people for the purposes of violence instead of self-defense.

-a tongue that uses loads of profanity.

-a desire to get paid loads of money to hurt other people on TV for blood sport (this is a major red flag).

-an addiction to performance enhancement drugs, such as gorilla energy drinks/"heart attacks in a can".

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-they can also exhibit a delusional sense of entitlement, knowing nothing of actual military hand-to-hand combat history, and scream/throw a hissy fit once defeated, or even when winning vs. another MMA fan.

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Aromatization.

When one trains very hard, testosteroen levels skyrocket. To keep the ratio the same, some of the testostrone is converted to estriadol.

This usually results in temporary effects such as extemely sensitive skin and gynecomastia; both of which have significantly decreased today.

However, it also has a long-term effect on the male hormones. I've always had trouble growign a full beard, now I need to shave at least twice a day. And people have noted that my voice has gotten much deeper, I've gotten much stronger, etc.

Also, especially once the short-term effects of the estriadol have..."calibrated", I notice an extreme increase long-term in my drive to be bold, assertive, protective, and take charge of things.

Can't tell if you are joking or not.
 
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Honestly I sometimes feel like it's one dude switching accounts posing as other characters online but I don't actually feel that way or I'd be crazy.
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this is a joke, but it is a bit accurate to how my mind works.

I really do have that "tsundere" mind complex; goofball is the default, but I can get _very_ intense and shut down shadow governments in a heartbeat (and one-shot combat sports champions offstage) when the situation calls for it.

on a less joking note, South Korean soldiers I trained with have a "tsundere" complex too; a friendly grandpa one moment, dropping me like a sack of bricks with a punch to the organs that made me nearly die the next.

note how quickly he can change back and forth from "hi. I'm sunshine and roses." to "DIE!" at will with his demeanor; it's full self-control; we can change emotions at will like a flick of a switch. ("hands up....HANDS UP!"/"just go ahead and LET it go!"/"let it go...BAH (Kihap)!...let it go...BAH (Kihap)!):



I'm not in this video, but I sparred that man many times. he trained me personally.


him in Vietnam:

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and me terrified the first time I faced him:

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Sadly he is not

He actually does think he is immortal and ages backwards and a whole host of other such nonsense

have you ever gotten this sick with septic shock and had to fight it off on your own? I recovered, but given the alternative was dying, I heard one must be immortal to live through this. And immortality does not equal immunity to agony and pain.
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like it or not, that "tsundere" personality thing has been around in Tae-Kwon-Do since the nineteen sixties.




and here is how those patterns were: calm, then detonation of emotional energy, and right back to calm.

"tsundere emotional kime done right"; even Vietnam Veteran Dwight Holley, leader of the Karate of Japan Federation, was in awe of a mere fraction of it. And the Imperial Japan family had so many reasons _not_ to recgonize him as a foremost expert on military shotokan, given his"outsider" status, yet did so anyway. but namedropping "ROK Army" made him have a level of respect that he did not show towards any other forms, not even kyokushin karate/Masutatsu Oyama (who ryu from street fighter is based on).
 
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like it or not, that "tsundere" personality thing has been around in Tae-Kwon-Do since the nineteen sixties.


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and here is how those patterns were: calm, then detonation of emotional energy, and right back to calm.

"tsundere emotional kime done right"; even Vietnam Veteran Dwight Holley, leader of the Karate of Japan Federation, was in awe of a mere fraction of it.
Is Typhoid Mary your wife?
 
Is Typhoid Mary your wife?
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petty diseases are nothing to me now. I fully recovered. your likelihood of getting sick with it from me back then was the same as HIV; it must be direct blood infusion. therefore, a person with bronchitis is far more likely to give you the infection.
 

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