Noticing a bit of mood change

[2Sox]

Will this go away with time?

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From my experience anger just doesn't "go away". We always have the potential to be angry - about anything - on TRT or not on TRT.

I learned that there are two kinds of anger; a good anger that makes us feel proud and a small, petty anger that always makes us feel ashamed. Example: I'm angry that in this country our economy favors the wealthy few at the expense of the many and so many people suffer as a result. I'm angry that the big banks blew up our economy and the middle class was left holding the bag to bail them out. A small, petty anger: Getting totally enraged when someone cuts us off while driving, or seething when someone doesn't recognize our accomplishment and gives us the praise we felt we deserved. Or getting angry that someone didn't speak to you in the right "tone". There's a big difference between these.

My advice: Don't be easy on yourself and give yourself any excuses - TRT or not.

[sfgiantsfan55]

im the oddball here most likely.

Im angry ALOT, more like , its just below the surface (work, traffic, family crap), etc....i think TRT has mellowed me a bit... i mean as far as my mood goes..the main reason i do TRT is that to be honest im WAY more jacked than i have ever been (about 18lbs non fat mass since i stared about 9 months ago).... im obviously not a bodybuilder type guy.. but i do love to hit the gym and work out... never had results just fall out of the sky like that.. moods improved, lift poundages way up , much more muscle mass.. its been a blessing to me (maybe all that is why i feel better idk)..(and thats just getting my T levels into the normal range)

[BigPimpin76]

From my experience anger just doesn't "go away". We always have the potential to be angry - about anything - on TRT or not on TRT. I learned that there are two kinds of anger; a good anger that makes us feel proud and a small, petty anger that always makes us feel ashamed. Example: I'm angry that in this country our economy favors the wealthy few at the expense of the many and so many people suffer as a result. I'm angry that the big banks blew up our economy and the middle class was left holding the bag to bail them out. A small, petty anger: Getting totally enraged when someone cuts us off while driving, or seething when someone doesn't recognize our accomplishment and give us the praise we felt we deserved. Or getting angry that someone didn't speaking to you with the right "tone". There's a big difference between these. My advice: Don't be easy on yourself and give yourself any excuses - TRT or not.

Another Hit Sox!!
Taking the time to elaborate for us!!
What you described about the Banks is nothing but New World Order!
Blame it on Rotschild and its Klan!!
Its been manipulated by men Centuries ago to get to this point!!
We the People are in this mess!!
Lets live life and do Good for orhers!!
That will take us to another level
Cheers

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[EasyDoesIt]

From my experience anger just doesn't "go away". We always have the potential to be angry - about anything - on TRT or not on TRT.

I learned that there are two kinds of anger; a good anger that makes us feel proud and a small, petty anger that always makes us feel ashamed. Example: I'm angry that in this country our economy favors the wealthy few at the expense of the many and so many people suffer as a result. I'm angry that the big banks blew up our economy and the middle class was left holding the bag to bail them out. A small, petty anger: Getting totally enraged when someone cuts us off while driving, or seething when someone doesn't recognize our accomplishment and gives us the praise we felt we deserved. Or getting angry that someone didn't speak to you in the right "tone". There's a big difference between these.

My advice: Don't be easy on yourself and give yourself any excuses - TRT or not.

Good subject touched upon here. I always hate the way steroids are blamed for someone beating or killing people. The news media tends to leave out the fact that the person has been on anti-depressants and history of mental illness. But to be very honest at the higher doses i notice a difference in the aggressive attitude and just hard for me to keep estro in check. It's more than just a Mojo thing. I am 59 and i do not react as well to high doses of test. Even 500mgs per week based on a cycle is a little rough on me in a few ways, i won't get into all of them. On the other hand when i had to throw people out of night clubs i worked in past, the extra test gave me a feeling of being indestructible.
Overall don't stress the small stuff on test or off, like stated when someone cuts you off, it will eat you alive. You would be bugged all day, especially where i live.

[BigPimpin76]

Good subject touched upon here. I always hate the way steroids are blamed for someone beating or killing people. The news media tends to leave out the fact that the person has been on anti-depressants and history of mental illness. But to be very honest at the higher doses i notice a difference in the aggressive attitude and just hard for me to keep estro in check. It's more than just a Mojo thing. I am 59 and i do not react as well to high doses of test. Even 500mgs per week based on a cycle is a little rough on me in a few ways, i won't get into all of them. On the other hand when i had to throw people out of night clubs i worked in past, the extra test gave me a feeling of being indestructible. Overall don't stress the small stuff on test or off, like stated when someone cuts you off, it will eat you alive. You would be bugged all day, especially where i live.

Dude!! You have NOOOOO idea where I live!! I live in Guatemala City Central America!!
People have nooo respect neither manners!!
I will have to take a few breaths and simply chill out!!
And yeah, this topic is interesting

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