I've always seen artistic beauty in the nude human body. This is more so for female nudes, but I've wondered how much this is because of my heterosexuality. I'm curious about how or whether this would change If low-T eliminated my sex drive. I'd appreciate hearing from those with experience.

I have been castrated and on low dose TRT for 18 months and I still find beauty in the nude female form, not because I am sexually interested, but because I look at the beauty of the form as created by God.

Studies have shown that children of both sexes in kindergarten (age 5) already gravitate toward beautiful women and judge them to be smarter, nicer, and more fun. I've also heard that juries, whether composed of women or men, are less likely to convict a beautiful woman than they would others. This doesn't, of course, directly address the question of low-T and naked women, but I think appreciation for feminine pulchritude is a fundamental part of human nature, irrespective of T level. I have no idea what my T level is, but I can appreciate the beauty in the porn pictures my hubby collects.

Sandi

I've recently come out as an asexual with absolutely no desire for sex. However, I still find the human form very appealing, especially the female form. That's part of the reason I got into art- to go to figure drawing classes where I can legitimately just stare at a nude woman posing in front of me.

It is very good to hear all of you who are in a position to know that I won't lose my appreciation for feminine beauty. Makes me even more interested in becoming a eunuch!

I once heard it said that men are angles and women are geometry. Curves being more universally appealing.

Wolf-Pup (imported) wrote: Wed Sep 30, 2015 6:47 pm I once heard it said that men are angles and women are geometry. Curves being more universally appealing.

Plus, most of us, male or female, were breast-fed and bonded. so it isn't hard to imagine why we have a natural attraction to the soft, rounded features of the female form.

It does not change I think.

Female form is pretty universal as an art form.

I have gotten a lot more technical in my approach and I have become a lot more picky when choosing models.

Perhaps I should explain that a little.

I am T dependent, i have had both testicles removed. I am an art photographer.

As I have gradually lowered my T level over the years my approach to art has changed. What I want to see as a result has changed. However, that may just be a natural progression of my art and education too.

FYI my last T level was 1.26 (that is 126 in US measures)