I read this as I saw a "Force Factor" testosterone supplement ad on TV.

The ad asserted that each generation of men has less testosterone than the generation before it, and urged men to do something about it before we are facing a full blown "masculinity crisis".

I think the crisis has arrived in Austin.

In response to this post by VaAkita

Posted: 04/29/2018 at 8:43PM

Some parts of academia have gone insane -- VaAkita 04/29/2018 10:59AM

Seems like a clikbait title -- Manbearpig 04/30/2018 12:03AM

I read this as I saw a "Force Factor" testosterone supplement ad on TV. -- MP4VT2004 04/29/2018 8:43PM

"Break the cycle" My feminine side approves. ** -- TomTurkey 04/29/2018 3:00PM

Just another example of the feminization of america’s young men. -- hokie-c 04/29/2018 12:51PM

Archie Bunker has logged on ** -- typed by ben 04/30/2018 07:25AM

You realize this isn't being put together by young men in college, right? ** -- CochraneResident 04/29/2018 1:17PM

An idea so stupid only an academic could’ve thought of it. ** -- RoswellGAHokie 04/29/2018 11:39AM

Key quote: "admitted that their programming isn’t supported by any evidence -- VaAkita 04/29/2018 3:33PM

It is pervasive.... ** -- CrystalCoveHokie 04/29/2018 11:14AM

Hope aTm runs with this...plenty of jokes... -- EDGEMAN 04/29/2018 11:14AM

Keep in mind that UNC is referenced here...oy. ** -- Vtskier1 04/29/2018 2:24PM

No coincidence that this coincides with the reintroduction of Zima. ** -- USN_Hokie 04/29/2018 11:20AM

I read this as I saw a "Force Factor" testosterone supplement ad on TV.

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