Results 41 to 80 of 86
Thread: My thoughts on steroid use....
-
08-27-2005, 12:06 AM #41Originally Posted by goalseeker
-
08-27-2005, 12:11 AM #42Originally Posted by Liftgod84
I believe you liftgod, but, I have never seen this done in my life, or even on TV.. Is this your max? How many reps?
-
08-27-2005, 12:16 AM #43Originally Posted by Liftgod84
And one day Im gonna say the same thing you did in your previous post about bench and squats!!!
-
08-27-2005, 12:19 AM #44
i agree w/ this post....because i think i grew mentally.....
just becareful in whatever you choose and know it will most likely have negative effects in the future................
-
08-27-2005, 12:41 AM #45Originally Posted by goalseeker
Competition Photos here: http://community.webshots.com/user/liftgodLast edited by Liftgod84; 08-27-2005 at 12:47 AM.
-
08-27-2005, 12:53 AM #46Associate Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2004
- Posts
- 330
Originally Posted by topvega
-
08-27-2005, 04:20 AM #47
Not everybody juices for "respect". It was not on my list of reasons for usage.
I expect personal drive is the main factor.
-
08-27-2005, 07:30 AM #48Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2004
- Location
- the dirty
- Posts
- 907
perfection is not easily attained and the pursuit of it is not for everyone. it is for me so i make conscious decisions to improve myself. being a fully grown male steroid usage can be done safely with tons of benefits if you do it right.
-
08-27-2005, 08:12 AM #49
agreed bro.....
-
08-27-2005, 09:06 AM #50
i dont suffer from low self esteem i choose to change my body for me this is what i want. it has nothing to do with getting laid or making money. im married with kids a house, 2 cars, a dog and i live paycheck to paycheck like most americans. and as for the movie portrayal of the skinny guy getting out of the porsche, i cant ever remember that happening i always remember the confident guy in shape with a tan that has probably hit a cycle or 2.
-
08-27-2005, 09:08 AM #51Associate Member
- Join Date
- May 2005
- Location
- Riverside
- Posts
- 170
Originally Posted by goalseeker
-
08-27-2005, 09:15 AM #52Originally Posted by TRICK
-
08-27-2005, 10:22 AM #53Originally Posted by PSman00
-
08-27-2005, 10:24 AM #54AR's Midget Beater
- Join Date
- May 2005
- Location
- in your girls panties
- Posts
- 6,526
I agree with you Chris to a certain extent, however the key is to balance both to have the best of both worlds. Mind + Body = Power. I will end on this note.
"Steroids are proven to be in fact beneficial and healthy to a person if used RESPONSIBLY."
-
08-27-2005, 10:43 AM #55Originally Posted by Liftgod84
-
08-27-2005, 11:01 AM #56Junior Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2005
- Location
- Plymouth England
- Posts
- 69
yeah ok you got a point (guy who started thread) but like steroids are like anything in life take the piss and you WILL pay
-
08-27-2005, 11:49 AM #57
I've always been a risk taker, and always will be, whether it will be the death of me i don't really care, it is who i am and i can't change it, maybe i just don't want to.
-
08-27-2005, 12:05 PM #58Originally Posted by longhorn814
i wld like 2 see that...
-
08-27-2005, 12:12 PM #59
I do not agree with the point here that steroids are addictive.
I complted my first cycle a few weeks ago. almost 10 weeks. Been off for about 2 weeks now. I am on a very good PCT regimen, and do not feel in any way that i need to go load another dart and give myself more injections. I just don't feel that urge. The only urge i still feel is going to the gym 4-5 days a week. That has not gone away thankfully.
If someone wants to say i am addicted to something, it would be to lifting. My body does at this point have a psychological dependence on it. I could agree if someone told me that i was "addicted to lifting weights" because i am- if i do not, i feel horrible, sleepless, restless, etc. But the fact is that i am not addicted to AAS- again, i do not feel a need to take it after a cycle is completed. I look forward to the next time, but make the best of the time i take inbetween cycles and strive to make much slower gains, even though they are going to be natural now for a few months.
My point is, i have a dependence on lifting, NOT on AAS. Before i ever took a single shot of steroids, i STILL HAD an addiction to a sense to lifting- i would not feel right if i didn't do it. But it is sometihng that i enjoy and enables me to feel refreshed afterwards. It is not something i regret doing- how could a better looking body be something to regret?
Just like sleep, eating, etc is a part of my daily routine, so is lifting.
-
08-27-2005, 12:17 PM #60Originally Posted by chris2wire
-
08-27-2005, 12:52 PM #61
im happy with them
-
08-27-2005, 01:13 PM #62Originally Posted by longhorn814
-
08-27-2005, 02:15 PM #63
you're still a fuking dousce bag. So since you've "furthered your mind" i take it you no longer like to hit women and think that all femaels are beneath you, as stated in previous threads. A POS like you never grows up.
-
08-27-2005, 02:36 PM #64
I can't get the square block thru the round hole so I use steroids , they help me force it in there.
Everybody reacts different to AAS. Just because one person had a negative experience doesn't mean that's the rule. Increased muscle mass, lower bf and a active lifestyle equals a healthy person. I would assume this gentleman did not use AAS correctly with proper PCT? Or he is just feeling depressed right now and wants to blame it on something else rather than facing his real problem(s)? You need to study AAS before you decide to do it plus it's an ongoing study as you use it. Your health is the #1 reason why you do it, not your appearance. That's a indirect benefit in my mind. I admit I did it more for appearance when I was younger but now I can't put a price on how I feel compared to my friends of the same age. Most of them are falling apart physically and they just assume that's the way it is. It doesn't have to be, you're in control of your own life. Who knows, I'm just making assumptions and posting opinionated statements. That's all this is, right?Last edited by Seattle Junk; 08-27-2005 at 02:46 PM.
-
08-27-2005, 03:38 PM #65Originally Posted by Seattle Junk
-
08-27-2005, 04:03 PM #66
I felt good about myself before steroids and I feel better on.
-
08-27-2005, 04:06 PM #67New Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2005
- Posts
- 1
My thoughts on your thoughts on steroid use...
But what has it gotten me in life? I got laid the same amount I got laid before.... And as for respect muscles won't get you it.
You may get laid or get checked out when youre muscular, but remember the scrawny guy who pulls up in a Porsche still outweighs you in many other ways. Important ways that matter to people.
Uh oh, the "L" word again. And now a guy "pulling up in a Porsche"...how exactly would he "outweigh" the steroid user? Obviously from the "Porsche" comment you are implying the reason is he has more money? Which would imply that "money" is a better way to gain "self respect". I'm sorry, but you are making absolutely no sense.
So, you are saying steroids = bad for self-respect, but money = good for self-respect?
Theres a much healthier and effective way, I've noticed. And that is by furthering your mind.
Yay! We agree on something...but I would say furthering your mind and body can, and should, go hand in hand. Furthering your mind, while living an un-healthy lifestyle will get you nowhere.
This gives me a chance to talk about the "age" for steroid use ..."age" for steroid use should be a mind-set. I know plenty of 35-year-olds who goto my gym that are certainly not ready to take steroids and it shows. Then again, I know 20-somethings that are fully ready to take steroids because they have the correct mind-set when it comes to training, nutrition, and they do not believe it will help them "get laid" or get more "respect". Safe and responsible steroid use can be part of a healthy lifestyle.
-
08-27-2005, 06:27 PM #68Originally Posted by longhorn814
-
08-27-2005, 06:42 PM #69
I just looked into it again... Ryan Kennelly is his name - I'm sure you guys have heard of him. He just put up 903 lbs... not too shabby. He was the first to ever bench 800. His site is www.benchmonster.com
-
08-27-2005, 06:59 PM #70Associate Member
- Join Date
- Mar 2005
- Posts
- 358
What a load of self-righteous tosh.
-
08-27-2005, 07:05 PM #71Originally Posted by lfrisbee
I thought there was a fillipino/american indian dude had the record for awhile?
-
08-27-2005, 08:14 PM #72Originally Posted by chris2wire
First I'd like to say that overall I liked your post b/c it was written from the heart which I can tell, and it took some balls posting that in a pro-steroids forum where you were probably certain you'd get some belittling or insulting responses. The only thing is bro, you assume quite a few things that really aren't applicable to everyone. Sure, some people do steroids or coke to due to low self-esteem and these things fill the void that they have in life. However, one must only remember one key thing in life, and if this one key principle is followed then happiness is inevitable.....unless one has a deficiency of certain brain chemicals and is physiologically incapable of feeling pleasure, but due to techniogical evolution we don't have to worry about that anymore either. Anyway, the key principle I'm talking about is.............BALANCE. You know, the ying and the yang! Those asians are smart cookies! If a person maintains balance in their life, then they will always have a sense of place and purpose, and a comforting feeling of security. It's when you allow your life to become unbalanced when you feel you don't know who you are, or become scared of living and dying. In other words, we only feel insecure or become depressed when something is out of balance. And this concept applies to everything including the use of AAS.
"I must say, everything weighed in, steroids are a bad choice to make in life.
the only logical reason someone would subject their body to a harmful chemical is because of an addiction. Whether you snort coke or shoot steroids you're doing it to fullfill a subconscious addiction."
I disagree with this for two reasons. 1. It's an assumption, and assumptions never hold true for in all circumstances b/c they're not backed by fact.
2. How can you be fulfilling an addiction by using steroids if you've never used them before?
If you do something b/c you're addicted to it, then you must have done it before (probably numerous times) to become addicted in the first place. If done properly, I don't see a few cycles really harming your body. And let's say it does, it's no where near as harmful to your body as doing, let's say, a gram of coke everyday for the length of time a cycle would be. Now think about it, there's plenty of drug addicts who use hard drugs for 20, 30, 40 years and then go into recovery. There's no proof that if done properly, certain steroids are at all harmful to your health, but even if they are to some degree, your body is resilient enough to handle at least a few cycles without permanent damage.
There's one more thing I want to say, and it has to do with the balance principle. Now, imagine that you were back in school, studying for your bachelor's degree, getting good grades b/c you're applying yourself and at the same time you're working out 4-5 times a week and doing a cycle. Also, you're spending time with your family and accomplishing other things that deep down are important to you and critical for you to be doing in order to feel good about yourself (self-esteem). See, I've just laid out an example of a balanced life, and in this case I garauntee that the person living that life would be deeply gratified on a daily basis b/c their life is in balance and they are accomplishing everything it is they want to accomplish. That my friends, is the key to happines. I probably should add that this is assuming that the model person in my example is driven to accomplish positive things, like helping people in some way and being kind, as purely selfish pursuits often leave us feeling empty and throws off the balance!Last edited by Jsik98; 08-27-2005 at 08:16 PM.
-
08-27-2005, 08:50 PM #73
"You may get laid or get checked out when youre muscular, but remember the scrawny guy who pulls up in a Porsche still outweighs you in many other ways. Important ways that matter to people." Totally disagree with you and your porsche and being scrawny......not true! Just because you have a porshce and don't have the looks you are not going to get laid since you seem to keep coming back to this subject you are wrong!
-
08-27-2005, 09:08 PM #74Originally Posted by catlovesfood
I really like how you put that, its very true. You can achive any goals you have if you put your mind into it. this was a really good post it made alot of sense and alot of guyz do juice cuz they arent happy with them selves but at the same time I believe you can get happiness from both sides of this topic. By this I Mean you can have a good education,job,career and at the same time look big and be proudLast edited by FINAMAN; 09-01-2005 at 08:31 PM.
-
08-27-2005, 09:16 PM #75
[psuedo edit] wanted to edit and now have to write something to execute action
Last edited by Jsik98; 08-27-2005 at 09:18 PM.
-
08-27-2005, 09:21 PM #76Originally Posted by FINAMAN
-
08-27-2005, 09:40 PM #77Originally Posted by Mealticket
what is this all about?
who was it directed to?
-
08-27-2005, 09:47 PM #78
blah blah blah
-
08-27-2005, 09:56 PM #79New Member
- Join Date
- Jul 2004
- Posts
- 2
I would have to agree with chris2wire on some aspects and for me I am the type of person who can get easily addicted to things, but I also believe that with enough willpower you can fight off these addictions and focus on the task at hand.
For me I have been liftin for at least 8 years and find that much of what I have accomplished in personal muscle gains has been through hard work at eating the right foods. I am also a realist when it comes to supplementation.
There is no way that someone could convince me that putting roids into your body of high amounts and over extended periods of time would not in some way cause harm to the user. Maybe a person does not see any harmful sides, while continued use for a long period of time would in no way be healthy. I am not trying to knock the use of supplements, its just that why a person takes juice may have various different responses or explanations. Its obviously a personal choice. My point is that one consumes water because it is necessary for life, u need at least some nutritiion to live a healthy life, while supplements are just as they sound, u dont need them, u choose or want to take them. My second point is that juice is a positive feedback mechanism, Think about this, if someone took 1000mg of sust every other day and they did not grow and someone else took the same thing, Do you think the first person would take this again? probably not, but then maybe they would try something else. For most people juice just works and its that simple. they take it again because they liked the results and want to see more.
Now whether that is an addiction, is open to discussion. I leave with this, when I get a headache I take some aspirin and it goes away most of the time. Am a addicted to aspirin because I know something works for me and I continue its use? The same can be said for the use of supplements, whether its protein, creatine, or whatever. I am not trying to support or am I against supplements, I just thought that maybe that chris2wire brought up some good topics for discussion.
-
08-27-2005, 10:27 PM #80
swole beat me to it, but i'll chime in anyway. not a flame, just constructive criticism. do not project your weaknesses, insecurities and problems onto everybody else, that is the height of arrogance. yes, maybe you were doing steroids for the wrong reasons, and you didn't have the inner strength and discipline necessarry to use them properly. instead you engaged in "addictive behavior". i guarantee you have an addictive personality, and have this problem in many areas of your life.
Originally Posted by chris2wire
for who? for you, but its arrogant to assume that everyone has the same limitations as you. the football player who gets a full scholarship to top school, and is smart enough to avoid the side effects, was it a "bad choice" for him? a former minor league ballplayer who now has a million dollar contract, instead of living in hios hometown pumping gas? the guy who looks great, feels great, doesn't have any health problems/sides? bad idea for him?
Originally Posted by chris2wire
addiction is by definition not logical behavior. also, almost every medication that we take has some harmful effect, so basicly you're saying that most of modern medecine is worthless "those antibiotics give you a rash, don't take them, better to die instead!"
Originally Posted by chris2wire
what the hell is a "subconcious addiction" for someone who isn't physically addicted? maybe a man is simply making a choice.
Originally Posted by chris2wire
your game or your regimen must be seriously weak if your body looks dramaticly better, but you still don't get laid more. this just doesn't make sense.
Originally Posted by chris2wire
a loser with muscles is still a loser, but a great physique always enhances the respect a winner gets.
Originally Posted by chris2wire
then you're a fool and should have done more research, because most intelligent users don't have serious sides.
Originally Posted by chris2wire
make up your mind, does it get you laid/respect or doesn't it? you can't argue it both ways - either the getting laid/respect isn't worth the risk, or it doesn't get you laid/respect. you can't argue both positions.
Originally Posted by chris2wire
many of us choose to succeed professionally/academically AND look great.
Originally Posted by chris2wire
which is why i prefer to be a huge guy in a porsche.
to be continued when i have more time.
Thread Information
Users Browsing this Thread
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Zebol 50 - deca?
12-10-2024, 07:18 PM in ANABOLIC STEROIDS - QUESTIONS & ANSWERS