Information about Guinea Men.

Men are individuals who are generally physically stronger and have gender-specific characteristics due to the influence of the male hormone testosterone. Here is some general information about men:

1. Physical characteristics: Men are generally taller and more muscular than women. Their body structure is coarser and more square. They generally have thicker skin and more body hair.

2. Hormonal structure: Men have higher amounts of testosterone hormone in their bodies. While this hormone determines male sexual development and characteristics, it also affects muscle development, energy levels and bone density.

3. Sexual characteristics: Men have sexual organs such as penis, testicles and prostate glands. Sperm production, which is necessary for sperm production and sexual intercourse, occurs in men.

4. Psychological characteristics: The psychological structures of men may differ from women. Widely accepted norms of masculinity in society may cause some men to suppress their emotional expressions, have a higher tendency to take risks, and be more reluctant to share emotional difficulties.

5. Health problems: Men may generally be more prone to certain health problems than women. For example, prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and heart disease are more common in men.

6. Role and social expectations: In society, men are generally assigned strong, independent and protective roles. However, in recent years, a change in gender roles has been observed and men's emotional and caregiving skills have begun to come to the fore. This information reflects the general characteristics of men and some common patterns. However, since every individual is different, these generalizations may not apply to every man.