>>13509895Maybe it's your own bias that masculine = smart. I do feel this bias too coming from other people, being a masculine woman myself, though I don't really think I'm very intelligent, maybe slightly above average with 115IQ or so if you care about that.
>>13510236Last time I tested my hormones the T was normal on the lower side so I'm literally low T. Unless you mean high T during pre-natal development in which case I think there is a relation to that with autism in both males and females but nothing is set on stone yet.
>>13510974>>13511029I also agree with this, the smartest females I have encountered were feminine alright. I think it really is a matter of perception and bias towards masculine behavior.
