Is broad hips a secondary sex characteristic of males?

Answer 1

Other than heriditary , it 's proven that after one too many treatment's of shock , or , otherwise , the other erecti bottemless has a tendency to loose elasctacity , and , can be knowen as the , "Kind Walking Flank".

A Surprising move it show's too many famlie's can have a similar appearance to your "Heriditary" "Walking" "Flank's" No Matter looking if "Fallen" it can manage to still look like your Family.

Any Svelete Looking Mother can suddenly look like a sqaut son if appliance's can go wrong as if with Shock Treatment's . Any "Body" that suddenly look's squat is a sure sign that something went wrong in any Medicinal treatment . Shock , or , Dental . To end up in the hospital the same day of any such appointment Medicinal , or , Shock , or Dental , is a sure sign of tiredness to extreme.

The Only People whom have a cautious curtious implementation of all this are usually people in the Media , or Athlete's whom usually have such brilliant knowledge as to be Doctor's in an avoidance to the tiredness's , and , fatigue's of the future . They the brilliant Media Ought to be allowed to become implenter's if to the extreme are not hoodooist's if to the need of some. 177 word's

Answer 2

No, broad hips are not a secondary sex characteristic of males. Secondary sex characteristics in males typically include features such as facial hair, deepening of the voice, and increased muscle mass. Broad hips are more commonly associated with females due to the normal differences in hip structure between the sexes for reproductive reasons.