>>14255287>testosterone makes you more social and caring about your peersThis would explain why the Chads and Stacies are extremely friendly, sociable, and kind people. They are smiling, trying to brighten up other people's days, and like to make people smile and laugh too. They are altruistic instead of trying to lie, cheat, and backstab others. This is why they make for good leaders, father- or mother-figures, and role models.
>It also showed that testosterone = more aggression was a mythYup this article has a section talking about that.
>2.8. Myth: Testosterone causes aggression>Although anabolic steroids can increase aggression and rage, this does not occur with T therapy. Even supra-pharmacologic doses of intramuscular T undecanoate do not increase aggressive behavior [32].>As previously mentioned, T can aromatize to E2. There is considerable evidence in a wide variety of species, that estrogens, not T, play a major role in aggression and even hostility through action at ER alpha [33], [34].>In women, we previously reported that subcutaneous T therapy decreased aggression, irritability and anxiety in over 90% of patients treated for symptoms of androgen deficiency [5]. This is not a new finding: androgen therapy has been used to treat PMS for over 60 years.>Fact: Testosterone therapy decreases anxiety, irritability and aggressionhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378512213000121 
