I'm hoping to illustrate that although testosterone is not a psycho-active drug, it can still instill a sense of psychological dependence to the actual hormone. I'm going to be viewing testosterone from the perspective of addiction, as I feel that most people get hooked on the euphoric, and invincible feeling of being on testosterone.
And BTW, I'm not looking at AAS use through a physiological dependence, because I believe there has already been too much work on the subject, Bigorexia, etc have been established by the medical community... I really want to crack into the psychological dependence... Perhaps correlate AAS use to addictive personality disorders? (I'm still in the early stages of planning! lol.)
Originally Posted by Vitruvian-Man
I'm hoping to illustrate that although testosterone is not a psycho-active drug, it can still instill a sense of psychological dependence to the actual hormone. I'm going to be viewing testosterone from the perspective of addiction, as I feel that most people get hooked on the euphoric, and invincible feeling of being on testosterone.
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