
Originally Posted by
Papa-pwn
Spot on man.
If someone is dead set on running a cycle, they're gonna do it whether they get advice or not. These people think they're doing people a service when all they say is "no don't do it", they think they're some sort of white knight saving someone from making a critical health mistake. When in reality they're just screwing over said person, because even if it's true and that guy shouldn't run whatever they advise against, he probably still will run it. And without solid advice he's gonna run it poorly and **** himself up, and it will be blood on the hands of those who choose to take mightier than thou attitudes who try to tell grown men what to do, instead of helping them do what they have decided to do.
I understand some people shouldn't take certain AAS yet, or at all, that's fine. Say your peace, tell them you advise against it and why, and then if they choose to accept the risks, who are we to say "nah, not gonna help you just cause You're a grown man who is doing shit with his life that I disagree with."? No. If one is still going to go through with it against the risks, we as people should be implored to help minimize the risks, not try to dictate another grown ass man and what he put in his ass cheek.