Do you like talking about the gym or working out with somebody who has never been

**brazuka** · 06-06-2013, 10:24 PM

Do you like talking about the gym or working out with somebody who has never been exposed to aas? People out of nowhere start these kinds of conversations with me. Well today me my sister my sisters date and my date were eating wings watching the nba finals. My sisters date is a cool guy from what I could see, down to earth laid back and a happy and positive person. The gym topic got brought up because I was chowing through all the wings and my sister was just kind of making fun of me about it, but anyways. The guy starts asking questions to me and says stuff like "yeah man im trying to get to 185, ive been drinking a lot of muscle milk lately. the only thing is that it's pretty expensive..." then starts asking me other stuff to which I direct the conversation into the importance of nutrition etc..

I will be honest though I couldn't help but feel a little guilty for answering some of his questions and stuff because obviously I'm not going to tell him I took or take steroids and it is best he does not know, for his own interest and possibly mine. But I still felt a small amount of guilt inside because the guy is a genuine dude, and I feel as if I'm keeping something from him like hiding a secret etc... Even if it's for his best interest. Anyone can kind of relate to me? I don't think I want to talk about gym/workout/those subjects with people much anymore unless they have ventured into the goldmine of aas themselves... Thankyou for listening!

**austinite** · 06-06-2013, 10:31 PM

Sure. So long as they don't become clingers. I probably would have spit the wings out in laughter after hearing the muscle milk comment.

You feel guilty for what? You gonna marry him? Who says he needs AAS to get advice or reach his goal, which seems quite attainable unless he is 4ft tall.

**Euroholic** · 06-06-2013, 10:33 PM

What are wings? Chicken wings?

**brazuka** · 06-06-2013, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by austinite

Sure. So long as they don't become clingers. I probably would have spit the wings out in laughter after hearing the muscle milk comment.

You feel guilty for what? You gonna marry him? Who says he needs AAS to get advice or reach his goal, which seems quite attainable unless he is 4ft tall.

True! All around.

Originally Posted by Euroholic

What are wings? Chicken wings?

Yep they were spicy and delicious!!

**austinite** · 06-06-2013, 10:41 PM

Originally Posted by Euroholic

What are wings? Chicken wings?

Goat wings.

**Times Roman** · 06-06-2013, 10:46 PM

what you describe is fairly common.

it happens almost every time when I go to the barber shop. My barber makes a big deal out of my physique, not sure if just sucking my ass trying to get a bigger tip?

Even today, I fielded two comments at the gym.

Get used to it.

There are worse things in life!

**brazuka** · 06-06-2013, 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by Times Roman

what you describe is fairly common.

it happens almost every time when I go to the barber shop. My barber makes a big deal out of my physique, not sure if just sucking my ass trying to get a bigger tip?

Even today, I fielded two comments at the gym.

Get used to it.

There are worse things in life!

Sure are lol, thanks for sharing!

**Honkey_Kong** · 06-06-2013, 11:44 PM

There is never a need to tell somebody that you do AAS. If somebody gets so far down the training route that they themselves want to get to the next level, they'll find AAS without you talking about it. They'll also understand why you never spoke about it too.

As for gym questions, I get caught up in conversations all the time about that sort of stuff. I mean anyone that knows you is going to know you're in to training and thus if they have an interest or question it gives you a common ground to converse. I get in to conversations about other things I'm involved with too.