I've heard that some people have better receptors for androgen hormones than others, and I wanted to know if this can be seen in body hair patterns.

The last time I had a blood test measuring T was when I was 16. It was 43 ng/dl.

Today I am 19. I still feel some hair growing on my legs and in various other places. On my chest, I also have a lot of small hairs all over the chest area, and some super long, dark, thick hairs around the halo (the longest is 7 cm, it grows fast 😭). I didn't send photos for obvious reasons, and taking photos is usually already quite unpleasant for me.

I went to the gynecologist for the first time that year, she saw the hair, and was impressed that I even had hair on my chest. She suspected PCOS, but I don't have it.

I don't know if my T has increased, but I suspect so, since I've noticed hair in areas where I didn't have it before (inner thighs and knees), or it's gotten thicker, and there are still new hair growing 

I also have hair on my ass, but they are small and short. But I can feel it.

I also have some soft and short hair on my face, but it is harder to see, because it is thin and my skin tone hides them better.

The hair in my armpits grows quickly; it's very thick and dark. It also grows in a large part of the area, and I see that it's as if it wants to grow onto my chest.

For example, my sister doesn't have armpit hair like that. Hers is much finer and takes up less air. Maybe it's because I take after my father more. 

Ugh, I'm definitely going to delete this later. Am I so dysphoric that I'm actually doing this? 💀

Does anyone know if it's possible to tell if my body would react well to it by looking at the hair pattern it has?



Does my body seem like it will respond well to testosterone?