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>I was exposed to significant amounts of it
What's "significant?"
Did something happen to cause this or do you just take /pol/ retards seriously when they cry "estrogens everywhere!" all day?

>which reduces testosterone production, therefore it could've been larger
Different people have different sensitivity to this shit. And since we're on the topic of significance, if "it could have been larger" by only a few millimeters or so then I guarantee zero people would notice. But it's dubious that the agents you were exposed to resulted in any atrophy at all unless some significant event happened that you've neglected to mention so far.

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