Sense of Entitlement??

[eddymerckx]

Well I have to say--I dropped out of college the day I turned 16 (b/c. of course I knew better than everybody else)....but ended-up w/a ridiculous number of advanced degrees so I think, as others have stated, it comes down to the individual.

What's more, I think those that have worked out for some time and then decide to do AAS are a certain type of person: driven, not restricted by societal norms, self aware, above average intelligence--and studies have borne these conclusions out. The funny part is the average person has a very different perception of a gear user--and the perception is (1) wrong; (2) fueled by the media; and (3) fueled by 17 yo that do gear, rob a 7-11, get caught, and blame gear (not their idiotic selves).

thus, much respect to the majority of bros on this board and yes I am playing with font/color--need to liven things up a bit.[

 

[TravFlex91]

Well I have to say--I dropped out of college the day I turned 16 (b/c. of course I knew better than everybody else)....but ended-up w/a ridiculous number of advanced degrees so I think, as others have stated, it comes down to the individual.

What's more, I think those that have worked out for some time and then decide to do AAS are a certain type of person: driven, not restricted by societal norms, self aware, above average intelligence--and studies have borne these conclusions out. The funny part is the average person has a very different perception of a gear user--and the perception is (1) wrong; (2) fueled by the media; and (3) fueled by 17 yo that do gear, rob a 7-11, get caught, and blame gear (not their idiotic selves).

thus, much respect to the majority of bros on this board and yes I am playing with font/color--need to liven things up a bit.[

Yes^^^ This.

 

[GreenBastard]

I agree with you Eddy I have been doing alot of reading and I see newbs on here asking guys to tell them what they want to hear, literally. You tell them the cycle they made up doesnt make any sense, and that their pct isnt good enough, their dosages are too high or low, their duration is too long or short, you tell them that steriod is known to give you a limp dick it doesnt matter what they all disagree. Do not come on here to ask men for their opinions on things and get all pissy like a little whiney girl when you dont get the response that you want. Theres alotta guys like myself who may be new to this board but were using AAS before some of these punks were born. You ask for peoples opinions expect the un expected, wanting to come across some majic pill or oil or cycle that will turn you from whiney little internet hobbit into Bill Kazmaier, Kevin Levrone, Usain Bolt, or whoever you idolize overnight is foolish and juvenile. Almost all of the shit these guys ask about is pinned at the top of the page why cant they just read it for themselves?

You want to make gains? The gains are made in your head. Always made in your head. You can inject yourself with 5000mg per week of god knows what and take 300mg per day of orals and hammer yourself with GH and insulin and whatever you think is going to make you bigger faster or stronger but if you do not know wtf you are doing, if you don't educate yourself, if you dont have the mindset and the balls to actually make it happen, it wont.

If you do not believe that you can do something, then you simply can't.

 

[eddymerckx]

The Green Bastard is correct--too many people think of AAS as some sort of magic pill...if it was magic it would not be so you could endure more pain more often:0

 

[GreenBastard]

you would be surprised how many guys ive seen up here in canada do $500 dollar cycles and gain like 4 lbs, and loose it all. guys who smoke and eat nothing but 1500 calories of fast food every day. if it was easy everyone would do it. truth be told when im off cycle i never, ever, have the steam to train as hard or as long as i do when im on.

 

[Fishak]

imo, history repeat itself and the fundamentals never change.

was the greatest generation better than babyboomers, are babyboomers better than gen x, is gen x better than gen y, is gen y better than millinas?

The answer imo is no, were just different for better and worse. Were there lazy slobs and highly motivated people in each generation? Yes of course.
Times have changed but things are the same. Some things take more effort and some take less nowadays but the fundamentals never change imo.

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[plus44racer182]

I never stop reading, talking with experienced people, and learning not really for myself as much as for my buddies that are all still juicing and have questions. The only real thing that I have found can give someone the reason to not listen to others on AAS would be they have genetics that differ.... and their body handles certain things rather well in comparison to others. Like with me my lipids and my liver values are really unchanged by orals that normally fuck ppl up bad aside from superdrol... lawd I wish I listened before running a week of that poison.