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1. Something I don't see anyone else mentioning is that starting testosterone hormone therapy will absolutely make him more irritable, reactive, and aggressive. It is a normal effect of testosterone on behavior, and he is just getting it for the first time so it is more intense. It is like when a boy first hits puberty and gets irritable but not as gentle as when nature does it. Boys grow out of it, and your son will too. Other people are making lots of comments about what you could say or do differently, which I hope are helpful. I just wanted to add that his behavior sounds exactly like a common reaction to hormone treatment, especially testosterone, and it will get better with time. Try not to escalate things, keep calm. You will need to be calm enough that his new levels of aggression crash over you like water on rock, just like parents do with younger teenage boys. He will appreciate you much more once he has gotten used to the new hormones.

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2. You’re 100% correct about consent. However, they were playing sexual truth or dare. A dare comes up and someone just does it. Usually people don’t ask if it’s okay beforehand because you’re consenting to a lot of possibilities playing that kind of game. I was a horny teen girl in college once, that’s how they work. I would never play that game with guys I didn’t want touching me.

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3. I mean it could happen, but so could many other things, no point stressing over nothing. And OP has repeatedly said that nobody ever brings SOs, not sure why you think it'll happen this time. They have discussed exactly who is going and I understand this time they are all single anyway.

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4. …someone has to be the adult and rip the band-aid off.

   That's the only way in your situation. And if he is clueless and blindsided, you can tell him it also because he does not pay attention to you or invest effort in the relationship, and that's something you need. So just do it.

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5. No porn is setting him up for failure.

   Men are human beings with rational will and the ability to quell their urges. Men do not need porn and asking them to go without it for the good of their romantic partners is not “setting [them] up for failure.”

   I'm pretty offended on behalf of men everywhere by your comment here. You're basically saying that men can't get through life without objectifying women and paying into (whether directly or indirectly through ad revenue) an industry that brutalizes, trafficks, and takes advantage of them. You're saying that they're ruled by their base desires and instincts and have no control over their actions with regard to sex.

   Maybe it's controversial to say this these days, but men are better than that.

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6. Honestly, I broke up with a friend for this exact reason. She'd just message me to use me as a therapist and for literally 2 years she didn't once ask me how my life was or how I was doing. It's draining because of course you want to be there for them, but they never check to see if that's something you can handle at the moment, but at the same time it hurts because it feels one sided and like they don't care about you. It honestly got to a point where I didn't talk about my life at all just to see if she ever asked. There were a bunch of other reasons I cut her out, but that was the catalyst for me. When I broke off our friendship I felt like a weight had been lifted.

   I suggest talking to her and telling her that she needs to check in to see if you're in a headspace to talk about her issues, and if she continues to not show any interest in your life, then it might be time to cut things off.

   I hope this works out, whether it means your friendship improves or it means you have to end it. I also hope your health improves and that you have other friends that show they care about you, your life, and your wellbeing.

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