GelatinGoblin
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It is not true that you can't tell a gay man from a heterosexual man. There are studies on the differences in facial characteristics. The nose and forehead is longer in homosexual men. The eyes are closer to each other. The jaw (from the lower lip to the chin) is shorter. The area from the end of the nose and to the upper lip is also shorter. Gay men tend to have enlarged upper lips.
Gay men more often have "lordosis" of the lower back, which is what women have for mating so if they bend over the **** sticks up and the back curves downwards; it's seen in all female animals but is absent in universally all hetero men. This lordosis is estrogen dependent.
Lordosis behavior - Wikipedia
Gay men tend to think like women (there are HUGE differences in how women and men think) which is why an overwhelming majority of gay men are "progressive" or new-liberal, whereas an overwhelming majority of heterosexual men lean conservative.
There ARE some bizarre facts regarding homosexual males, such as that they tend to have more hairy bodies, tend to have less body fat, tend to more often have frontal balding, tend to have enlarged prostates and so on, which is not what you would expect if homosexuality was caused by excessive estrogen, progesterone or whatever it is (or maybe that IS what you would expect).
Well facially sounds like less prenatal Testosterone exposure