
Originally Posted by
Honkey_Kong
It's one thing for everybody to think you're on gear, it's another to outright tell them. I see it as it's none of their business what I do. And if you tell people you're use AAS, instantly it doesn't matter that you get up before the sun comes up 5 days a week to hit the gym. It doesn't matter how hard you train, how hard you diet or what you sacrificed to get the body/strength/performance you got. In their mind it's all fake, because that's how they're conditioned.
The average person honestly believes that if they shoot some gear, they can look like Jay Cutler without doing any work. Neither you nor I or anyone on here for that matter can convince the public different.
Now along with that, there are legal problems that can arise with admitting you do AAS. You can even lose your job over it. Not that these outcomes are likely or anything, but what's the payoff for admitting it? What do you get out of it?
To me, it's better to just not say anything and let them think you're on gear rather than admit it and confirm it.