Certainly breeding choices come into play here. There is nothing preventing a female from having denser bones, bigger muscles, and a nice moustache. Testosterone does its thing. On the flip side of that coin if a Male has excess Estrogen they will lose muscle mass, bone density, start to develop breasts, grow wider hips and be prone to melancholy where as testostorone drives "rage" (unless countered by serotonin).
Also, I could be wrong about this. Women who go through menopause generally have "rage" do to the steady testosterone levels with depleting estrogen.
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Certainly breeding choices come into play here. There is nothing preventing a female from having denser bones, bigger muscles, and a nice moustache. Testosterone does its thing. On the flip side of that coin if a Male has excess Estrogen they will lose muscle mass, bone density, start to develop breasts, grow wider hips and be prone to melancholy where as testostorone drives "rage" (unless countered by serotonin).
Also, I could be wrong about this. Women who go through menopause generally have "rage" do to the steady testosterone levels with depleting estrogen.