No, I didn't say that. I was referring to feminizing in a behavioral sense.
If they’re having fewer swimmers and overall ‘issues’ wrt their male parts (see the plosone study), it would make sense that they would be increasingly behaviorally feminized.
There are times in a males development when testosterone surges. And the brain is subsequently masculinized. Prenatally, from 2-4m, right around the time they start school, and of course puberty. Inadequate boy parts would be unable to sufficiently or adequately perform this surge and subsequent masculinization.
Seen all the little boys who want to play dress up princess? How many boys in your generation could have been ‘made’ to behave in such a way and go to school dressed like that? Even IF your mom had ‘made you’?
Depending on generational structure, the little boys today are either f1, f2 or in some cases f3 from the original introduction of BPA into the food supply (via containers and serving pieces) in the late 1960’s.
This is an interesting thread that Pharmboy posted this morning (9/10/13):
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3065012/posts