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I have heard that tom boy girls have more testosterone than estrogen than the more feminine girls. To me it would make sense if it were the majority of tom boys that found themselves to be either lesbian or bi due to the increased amount of male testosterone in their body. is it normal I think this ?
No, that's just stereotyping.
There's some lesbians that dress like tomboys, but that doesn't mean that most tomboys are lesbians. Also, liking "boy stuff" doesn't mean that you have more testosterone, it just means that you like it.
I agree with you, I think lesbian women don't necessarily have higher testosterone levels than other women, but their brains are wired differently compared to other women, which could explain them being interested in male oriented things and being attracted to women.
No OP you are a fucking idiot. Tomboy is a girl that likes things considered boy themed. Such as if a girl liked tomca trucks vs spaghetti Betty. It has nothing to do with testosterone. If there is a god he will make sure you never get to have kids. People with your level of stupidity do not need to infect future generations. Its disgusting how stupid you are. A girl playing with truck vs Betty dolls does not mean she has huge levels of testosterone and is going to grow a damn mustache.
Actually I'm a genius with a clever theory but you're just plain dumb. In fact you are so stupid because you can't even begin to see my perspective. Instead of being a judgemental cunt, why don't you try not typing/commenting if you have nothing helpful to say.
Please refrain yourself, because further comments will be disregarded.
No, you are simply too stupid to understand what the term means. It means a girl who likes boy stuff. It has nothing to do with testosterone. There is also people with issues in testosterone who grow stuff like beards and mustaches and they are not considered TOMBOYs.
I know that you fool! Again you still don't see my perspective. Exactly my point in the way that girls/tom boys that like/are drawn to guys clothing, activities etc..find themselves this way probably due to increased levels of testosterone. Girly girls are not attracted to dressing guyish hence being more feminine and most likely having more estrogen than a typical tom boy causing them to adopt a more feminine attitude. It makes sense if you THINK about it
No they are not attracted to it since they have testosterone problems. Only an idiot would think so. Also this has been disproven by the woman who has a beard in India. She never wanted to become a man or anything but she has a hormonal imbalance. She still tried to shave her beard and appear as a woman. So your idea that hormonal imbalance is the reason is really flawed.
If a girl has too much testosterone levels in her body to the point where it causes body hair to an elevated level, then yes its a hormonal imbalance. I never said anything about girls having more than normal testosterone levels to be a problem. Its only a problem if its to the extreme in cases where it bothers a girl ie excess body hair. If she doesn't have problems hormonally such as that then she just genuinely has an increased testosterone level causing a female to be orientated towards more masculine activities etc. This obviously wouldn't always be the case but I feel in a lot of cases it would be.
I've been "tomboy" all my life, and I'm like 99% sure I'm straight. I dress like a guy the vast majority of the time, like sports and video games, only wear make up to concerts, etc., and a lot of the time I feel like I would rather be a guy than a girl... but I'm not sexually attracted to girls, like, at all.
And I think your sexuality has nothing to do with your interests or the way you dress or even gender, it's just... what gender/s your attracted to.
Who knows and who cares? Lots of women go through a tomboy phase but don't turn out to be lesbian or bi and lots of women who aren't tomboys do turn out lesbian or bi.
You'd think being a BRUHHHH with boobs and a Vee Jay would make you popular at parties...turns out...it's more complicated than that.