My father also was a MAGAt, up until his death. I'm pretty sure it's not genetic, thankfully.
If you do start to thin, there are a ton of treatments to prevent and reverse it. As long as you get on them early, you'll likely not notice much of a difference. I was just super poor when I started balding, so I didn't have a choice. Now those poor follicles are toast.
If it helps comfort you, I'm an enby, phenotypically male, bald as a cue ball, and my natural testosterone is so high I'm practically a teen despite actually being three times older. I am and always have been left AF and a fierce supporter of human rights, including bodily autonomy. I had an incident earlier in life which led to my testosterone temporarily dipping by about half for a few months and nothing about my behavior or beliefs significantly changed. I did nap more but that might have been coincidental. That's about it.
I think most people like the guys you mentioned are just assholes regardless of their testosterone levels.
Some people just want to watch the world burn.
I'd take fur just to be warmer. I'm cold ALL the time.
Just dropping solid, cubic poops like a wombat would work wonders on the clean anus front.
If I were a single man, this would be a huge draw. Bring me your weirdest cuddle-kicker-lickers, your fuzzy, somewhat abusive little sons and daughters.
All combatants recline and feign comfort while maintaining constant vigilance.
All hail the Bag Lord!
My cat ate almost 40 hair ties. We discovered this because she went into shock and required emergency surgery. The alternatives were an excruciating death or euthanasia. We were quoted up to $15k but got a relative steal at $7500. My partner fucking loves that cat.
I thought baby pygmy hippo.
Same with "the customer is always right" having "in matters of taste" added to it as the alleged full version around the same period.
Not only is it wrong, it ignores the entire narrative that led up to the original saying. Retailers asked their front-line staff to tolerate customers's unreasonable behavior to increase sales. That's it. The revision shifts the blame to the customers, who should be civil regardless, but would be more likely to be so if acting otherwise didn't have few consequences and the possibility of greater material gain.
/rant