
Originally Posted by
tarmyg
I am personally very confused. Why would Testosterone and derivatives not make a person more aggressive? And by aggressive here, I am referring to more than just human-to-human interaction. I am very much more short tempered while on a simple Test-E cycle until levels stabilize. Let's not talk about the effects Tren-A had on me, antisocial, less affectionate, rude, and extremely short-tempered, all in all, just an asshole.
1. Exactly how do anyone here propose that we run a study testing aggression while on supraphysiological doses of AAS?
2. I assume this is highly individualized so just because some do not experience this some might.
Even if all AAS does is to enhance already existing behaviors how is that any different? If someone acts a little bit bad once and a while but while on a cycle is completely unbearable it is still the introduction of AAS that is, likely, causing the change.
Thanks
~t