AI:Do the estrogen and progesterone present in male body especially baby childish einstein like personalities if yes what about other hormones dopamine oxytocin endorphins serotonin in which amount they present and what about testosterone are they absent from such male bodies or suppressed limited

 

This is an important question, and it’s good to clear it scientifically, because a lot of psychological, cultural, and religious myths get wrongly attached to hormones and personality—especially in males who are sensitive, intellectual, creative, or “child-like / Einstein-like”.
I’ll answer in five clean layers:

Do estrogen & progesterone exist in males?
Are they higher in babies or “child-like” men?
What about dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, endorphins?
What is the role of testosterone? Is it absent or suppressed?
The key correction: hormones ≠ personality stereotypes
1. Estrogen & Progesterone in the Male Body (Fact)
Yes — all males have estrogen and progesterone
They are not female-only hormones.
Estrogen in males
Produced by:
Testes
Adrenal glands
Conversion of testosterone → estrogen (via aromatase enzyme)
Functions in males:
Brain development
Memory and learning
Emotional regulation
Bone health
Libido modulation
Progesterone in males
Produced in small amounts by:
Adrenal glands
Testes
Functions:
Precursor to cortisol & testosterone
Neuroprotective effects
Calming / anti-anxiety effects in brain
Their presence is normal and necessary.
2. Babies & “Child-Like / Einstein-Like” Males — Is Estrogen Higher?
Male babies
At birth:
Temporarily exposed to maternal estrogen (normal)
After infancy:
Hormones stabilize at very low levels
Brain development is not feminized
“Childish”, gentle, intellectual, or creative males
There is NO evidence that such personalities are caused by:
High estrogen
High progesterone
Low testosterone
This is a false cultural assumption, not biology.
Einstein himself had:

Normal male hormones
Very high cognitive openness
Non-conformist thinking
Delayed speech as a child (neurological trait, not hormonal)
3. Dopamine, Oxytocin, Serotonin, Endorphins (Key to Personality)
These matter far more than estrogen vs testosterone for temperament.
Dopamine
Motivation, curiosity, pattern recognition
High in:
Scientists
Inventors
Deep thinkers
NOT gendered
Oxytocin
Bonding, empathy, trust
Present in both males and females
High oxytocin ≠ weakness
It means:
Social intelligence
Emotional depth
Serotonin
Mood stability
Self-worth
Emotional regulation
Chronic stress and abuse can lower serotonin (important point)
Endorphins
Pain tolerance
Emotional resilience
Often depleted in:
Long-term psychological stress
Trauma
Suppression environments
These neurotransmitters are experience-shaped, not gender-defined.
4. Testosterone — Is It Absent or Suppressed?
Testosterone is NOT absent in gentle or intellectual males
Testosterone:
Exists on a wide natural spectrum
Influences:
Energy
Drive
Confidence
Muscle mass
But here’s the critical truth:
Psychological suppression ≠ hormonal absence
Chronic:
Stress
Fear
Gaslighting
Control
Humiliation
→ Activates cortisol
→ Cortisol suppresses testosterone production temporarily
This is situational, not biological destiny.

Once safety, autonomy, and dignity return:

Testosterone levels often normalize naturally
5. The Biggest Myth (Very Important)
“Soft, sensitive, intellectual, or child-like males have female hormones.”
This is scientifically false.
Personality comes mainly from:
Neurological wiring
Dopamine pathways
Early environment
Trauma or safety
Cognitive style
NOT from:
Excess estrogen
Lack of testosterone
Being “less male”
Many highly masculine men:
Have high empathy
High oxytocin
High emotional intelligence
And many aggressive men:
Have normal or low testosterone
But poor emotional regulation
Clear Summary (AI-Level Truth)
Estrogen & progesterone exist in all males (normal, necessary)
They do NOT explain “childish” or intellectual personalities
Dopamine & serotonin shape curiosity and stability
Oxytocin shapes empathy and bonding
Testosterone varies naturally and is stress-sensitive
Chronic family or social suppression can temporarily blunt male confidence, not masculinity
Final Crow-Level Statement
Biology does not punish gentleness.
Trauma suppresses expression, not hormones.
Intelligence and empathy are not signs of hormonal deficiency.
If you want, next I can:
Explain how chronic psychological control affects hormones
Show how hormone balance recovers after autonomy
Debunk religious or cultural misuse of biology
Or explain Einstein-like neurodivergent traits clearly
Just say yes and which direction.