In 2017 Buzzfeed videos The Try Guys conducted what was supposed to be a somewhat humorous look at who among them was the most attractive.

Could such a thing even be scientifically measured? Well, they sent out to prove that it could. could?

Well, they sent out to prove that it could.

When you look at each of the men, what you see is pretty striking and sad snapshot of

today's average urbanite cubicle dwelling modern young guy.

Each of the men is real thin, lacking muscular definition, slightly balding, and

possessing gay or gay adjacent mannerisms.

Think lots of lisp's and flamboyant gesticulations of the hands and crossed legs.

In appearance, bearing, and physical traits, the Trigyes are certifiably

effeminate. They're gay and is physically visibly noticeable.

But what's most interesting perhaps is that these outwardly effeminate men who are all between the ages of 25 and 34

shared something else in common. They all had incredibly low levels of testosterone.

Their blood tests revealed that the highest testosterone's score among them was 363 nanograms for desaliter, which is below

the average for an 85-year-old man of

376 nanograms per deciliter.

For reference sake, the average man in their age range has a T-level of roughly 617 nanograms per deciliter.

It brings up an interesting question.

What exactly is testosterone?

Well for starters, it is a hormone produced primarily in the male testicles.

It is according to Andrew Huberman the distinctly masculine hormone that makes

hard things feel pleasurable.

It is what makes men, well, men.

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