If hormones regulate sexual desire, should male or female sexual predators’ hormone levels be altered by surgery or hormone reducing drugs? Yes, however, this should not be considered as a resolution to placing them back in society. Because, these surgeries and or hormone reducing drugs are “not a completely effective treatment for sex offender” (Crooks& Baur, 2017, p. 165). Not all sexual predators get their sexual arousal from committing sexual acts against their victim. Some predators release sexual pleasure by anger and violence and having power and control over their victims. Many hormones influence our sexuality, arousal, response, and attraction, it is not confident that eliminating these hormones would be sufficient enough to end sexual
