military bearing

[supermanssidekick]

i am in the military and i am in iraq right now. i put up alot of bs from my sgt's sometimes and i find myself wanting to beat there ass already. i was wanting to take test e but im afraid i will roid rage on one of them and end up in dip shit. i have taken aas before and didn't really get rages. plus i heard they weren't really a side effect of aas. i was just wondering if anyone has been through this before and if so were you able to control yourself in a combat zone?

[MorganKane]

I feel better on AAS.
I have no "roid rage".
I think I am more tolerant now and can deal with stress better.

But if you have a rage problem already you might want to learn how to control yourself before you use AAS.

[perfectbeast2001]

I work on nightclub doors and I dont get "roid rage" at all. I am usually feeling confident and happy when im on gear so i can just laugh off insults ect. Its when im feeling moody and crappy that i get mean!! PCT soon watch out customers!!!!

[breacherup]

Wait until your return, your access to nutrition and proper weights, not to mention the time to use them are limited. Concentrate on doing your job well and getting yourself and your mates home in one piece. Godspeed!

[SS1476]

Wait until your return, your access to nutrition and proper weights, not to mention the time to use them are limited. Concentrate on doing your job well and getting yourself and your mates home in one piece. Godspeed!

+1

Thanks for what your doing.

[supermanssidekick]

i don't really rage on my sgt's im just saying i put up with some bs from them sometimes. we get feed pretty good here and have enough time for them gym since basiccaly that is all there is to do but i see what you guys are saying about waiting til i get home. then again it would be cool to come home and everybody say damn you got swole in iraq. thanks for the advice guys.

[ghostdog128]

roid rage is more of a myth bro, I was in Iraq last year so I feel your pain on the BS you have to deal with. Most of the NCO's and officers outside of my company treated that place like it was stateside garrison. PT belts in the gym or go home.. come on.. I was infantry too so we'd come back from missions tired and dirty and just want to hit the chow hall before it closed and get a to-go plate...and those pogue mofo's would turn us away.

I know it sucks but just put your mind in a different place and tell yourself it will be over in a few months. That's what I did.