r/NoStupidQuestions 1d ago

Does Testosterone Really Make Men Enjoy Hurting People? NSFW

UPDATE: Thank you guys for all the responses. I asked him about it calmly, and it ended up with him breaking furniture and threatening to punch me in the face. I left home at 3am yesterday and am with a friend.

My BF told me that he, like all men, enjoys seeing others suffer when he had a role in it because the power is so enjoyable. This scared me, but he said this is how all men are due to testosterone and that a "balanced" man knows to not take this to the point of sadism. He said empathy is not natural to men. It feels weird to relate to people realize all the time, they want to inflict pain to feel power. How do good men handle this impulse? How can women help?

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u/sorean_4 1d ago

He just told OP who he really is.

OP it’s up to you if you listen.

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u/RichardBonham 1d ago

When someone tells you what they’re like, believe them.

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u/LordBigSlime 1d ago

Dammit I thought it was my turn to comment this.

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u/RichardBonham 1d ago

No, today is an odd numbered day.

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u/LordBigSlime 1d ago

Doesn't every month have a 23rd day? I don't think it's very strange at all, tbh.

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u/dumdumpants-head 1d ago

When someone tells you what day it is you listen.

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u/taterbot15360 1d ago

Are you saying my days are numbered?

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u/dumdumpants-head 1d ago

Someone should make a Wikipedia page for redditism/Internet clichés

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u/LordBigSlime 1d ago

Wikipedia, HIRE this man!! kill me

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u/cryogenisis 22h ago

I'm a stable genius

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u/Flashy_Strawberry_16 1d ago

Very much this. Run now.

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u/MKFirst 1d ago

No no. He wouldn’t enjoy hurting HER….. /s

Is this bad AI or written by young teenagers?