[ SECRET POST #2336 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2336 ⌋

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Comments

[bored_bitch]

I have slightly longer ring fingers than my indexes,
but I don't have any hormone issues that I know of.

I have been told by many people that I fit under the both of the extremes of "feminine" and "masculine" at the same time, though.
So take that as you will.

[elephantinegrace]

One of my hands has a ring finger longer than my index finger, and the other has the opposite. My favorite color is pink, my voice is extremely high-pitched, but nearly everyone I've met tells me that I act like a boy (usually in a way that insinuates that I'll never get a husband). So who knows?

[(Anonymous)]

Might want to read this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digit_ratio read this one for cites and how hormones impact development