Is their really any point to use AAS if you dont plan on staying on?

[Test pilot]

I posted in thex95's other thread, so I will keep this one shorter. In my limited experience, there are long term changes to your physique that persist after AAS and even after a lapse in training and/or diet. I'm a little happier with my body after each cycle. Fat and muscle distribution seem to change, so I have a better waistline and broader shoulders, without my overall stats changing much. But that's just me, your gear may vary...

[Shadowmaker]

i have never wanted to be a lifetime user myself, but i know that at least once a year i will want to do a cycle just because i like the tablets and the needles and those oils and stuff(some strange fetish maybe?)... but for now, i see that i mostly keep all the wanted and planed gains... of course - you will always be bigger and stronger on the cycle, and after the cycle you will weigh like 10lbs more than you can normally maintain, but you just have to know that and be ok with that...
its more of a mental thing - if you get some gains and you think that its your muscle, then when you lose it, you will feel bad... for me - i just see the weight and the first tough on my mind is, for example : "so, i weight 240 now... i gues that would be like 230lbs normal weigh then..." if i weight 230 when all the cycle-water has been flushed away, im happy and ready to maintain it.