Quote from: kings joker on February 17, 2017, 10:37:59 PM
huh, I was on ritilan on and off around puberty. I don't think that happened for me though.

I think the control group for the study were on it consistantly for three years, aged 12-14.
I know another boy personally who didn't hit puberty until he was 27, he was on the drug for a VERY long time at a high dose for ADHD.

After 42 years of high T I had zero hairs on my back, few hairs on my chest, no hair on my upper arms, and fairly light hair on my forearms.  I wasn't able to grow a decent mustache or beard until I was around 40, and even then I had to use hair dye or much of it was too light to look good.  So, T is only half the story.  The other half is genetics.


It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.
André Gide, Autumn Leaves

Like you said, it's all in the genetics but I started noticing my happy trail growing at around 1 - 2 months. I come from an Italian family and we are all very hairy. I'm now almost 3 years in and I've got it on my chest, parts of my back, my arms, legs, belly is a big ol sweater. My beard only started to really develop this year though.

How long are the hairs supposed to get down there... they're pretty damn long and dark. But as long as they don't get caught in any zippers it's cool.

I wonder if cis guys experience the hair appearing this fast or is it long and drawn out. I've never found any particular opening to ask one of my male pals "so, like... how long did it take to get your pubes?" The one dude I could ask is out, because his happy trail consists of 1 hair, and he's not going to remember how long it took to get the rest.