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definition of male

Male is the denomination that they receive and that identifies the individuals who have and are possessors of the masculine gender. Although many tend to use the word man as a synonym for male, in reality, male is the one that best describes this gender and the one that should be used to distinguish it from the female. This peculiar situation and the clarification are due to the fact that in recent years, the term man has been used interchangeably to refer to men or women, that is, many use it to refer to the human race, regardless of the gender to which they belong or well when the male in question has reached adulthood. The term male does not make age distinctions, male will be called the baby, the adolescent or the adult who has the masculine as gender.

Biologically, the male is the one who in a situation of reproduction, it will assume the role of donor of the sexual cell (sperm) which will be the one that once it finds and fertilizes the woman's ovum will give rise to the offspring and the one that carries the genetic information. On the other hand, the testosterone hormone that is found in high amounts in men and that is almost typical of the male gender, since in women it is found but in very few quantities, it allows the development of their muscles without making much effort . Unlike the woman, the male sexual organs are externally.

Among the sexual characteristics of men that make them more attractive and desirable to the opposite sex and that in a sense also speak of their masculinity, are the following: strong and serious tone of voice, a stature generally greater than that of women, hair on the face, triangular shape of the torso, thanks to the wide chest and a narrow pelvis, greater body mass compared to women, thick and dark skin, tendency to baldness and lack of subcutaneous fat.

And among the stereotypes that usually harbor the masculine gender or the men, the most traditional say that the male is usually more aggressive, energetic, strong, competitive and rational than women.

Of course and more with the information that exists today at our disposal, all these characteristics, only, do not help us to distinguish one sex from the other, that is, just because they have these does not mean that the person feels male or act like one. The numerous cases of different sexual choices such as being cross-dressing, transsexualism or homosexuality show us that these are not enough. Other issues such as the psychology of each person, the environment and experiences, among others, are those that contribute to determining people's identity or sexual preference.

Although what I will tell you is not a biological law, far from it, but is the product of observation and studies by experts, it is believed that men have a lower life expectancy than women, of about 7 years in favor of them and that color blindness, Alzheimer's disease and autism are the diseases that most haunt them.

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