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Do men become more feminine as they age? A scientific and social look

According to the Mayo Clinic, testosterone levels in men gradually decline by about 1% each year after age 40, a phenomenon often associated with shifts in physical and behavioral traits. So, do men become more feminine as they age, or is this a misleading interpretation of natural hormonal and psychosocial changes? This comprehensive guide explores the science behind the aging male body, addresses common misconceptions, and provides expert insight into what actually happens.