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It really depends on how one defines "Hormal issues". I mean diabetes is a hormonol issue is it not?
In terms of sex hormones, in most normal males no. Men just have testosterone that may have slight fluctuation in quantity but with neglible effects. Yes there is aggression but it is a fair "one track" thing which is pretty predictable (unless some form of intoxication is put into the mix), so it isn't really an "issue" as such.
Testotorone deficiency is a chronic illness that can either be genetic or happens naturally with age with is a sort of hormanol issue.
In terms of sex hormones, in most normal males no. Men just have testosterone that may have slight fluctuation in quantity but with neglible effects. Yes there is aggression but it is a fair "one track" thing which is pretty predictable (unless some form of intoxication is put into the mix), so it isn't really an "issue" as such.
Testotorone deficiency is a chronic illness that can either be genetic or happens naturally with age with is a sort of hormanol issue.
I voted yes, but that's only based on personal experience. None of my guy mates ever seem to be moody/stroppy (no different to normal anyway). I'm sure guys probably do but I've never seen it.
Jonatan
HORMONE ISSUES?!?!
What the?!!?
I DONT HAve an.... oh... right.... That would be no then.
What the?!!?
I DONT HAve an.... oh... right.... That would be no then.
Definitely..--------------
lil_sweetie
I voted yes, but that's only based on personal experience. None of my guy mates ever seem to be moody/stroppy (no different to normal anyway). I'm sure guys probably do but I've never seen it.
Hormonal problems arent just about mood, that was just an example.
I think my boyf is too old for male pms, but my ex used to get it and i'm prety sure my brother does.
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