2026-03-23 15:15 UTC
Maybe men aren’t supposed to be wearing multiple layers of constrictive polyester clothing that overheats every single day.
As a side note, breeding cattle in the heat of summer can have lower conception rates. But the infertility comes from the bulls, not the cows. Heat doesn’t actually affect cow conception much until it’s dangerously high and severely stressing the animal. But it does affect bull fertility. The good news is it’s a temporary problem because the male reproductive system makes new genetic material. Male health at time of insemination has a direct effect on the conception rate and embryo health.
Tl;dr Men should prioritize their health more.
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@Myshkin@nicecrew.digital 2026-03-23 15:46
I don’t own any plastic clothes anymore. all 100% cotton or wool. no blends no poly no neoprene or spandex :) zero. Also I froze my balls off all winter so….
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@GoyGirl@nicecrew.digital 2026-03-23 16:06
They did studies on polyester pants on female dogs, pretty sure (yes, pants on dogs, lol). Heat trapping is one effect, but there's an electro-magnetism to it that interferes with hormones, too :aqua_cry: Even keeping them under 50% poly helped a lot, but 100% poly subjects couldn't conceive.