AAS are my new heroin

[boscoe wilson]

"Your right and I have no patience for any of them! These are the ones who burn out on juice and spread a bunch of bs and use it as a excuse to be an asshole, and in the end its these lazy fucks who make it more difficult for me. Eventually to the point I wont even be able to purchase 1-AD or DHEA!"

Not trying to be shitty, but I have to somewhat agree with this.

 

[DeepZenPill]

I've done a few cycles, and now plan to stay off for quite some time. I believe I can gain much more naturally, so I will. If I can reach my goal naturally then I won't need to juice again.

 

[Testopro one]

You are not addicted to juice, nobody is. You are addicted to being huge and ripped.

 

[Frackal]

I think your a fucking idiot! I dont even want to see juice and heroin in the same sentence period! People in this game put up with enough bullshit.......................I dont know too many heroin addicts who raise a family, own there own house, and work 50+ hrs a week................The juice isn't what a find addictive, its the whole lifestyle! Eating every 2 hrs, going to the gym bustin your ass 5 times a week. Its the discipline I love.........................BTW, RED KARMA this idiot out of here please!

Agreed....a complete whiny, bullshit post

 

[Frackal]

Also - "Addiction" is a relative term... how many people said they'd stop doing this or that but still do it... "addiction" is a term thrown around a bit too quickly in many situations in my opinion.

 

[Stillgoing]

You are not addicted to juice, nobody is. You are addicted to being huge and ripped.

Big Andy's right. There is a psychological "pull" (thats what I call it) once you've been there and you know how it felt and how you looked and the compliments you got etc. Someone made the reference the other day to Viagra. Once you use it, you envision that thats you, thats how you perform, yup, your that good. So, naturally, you want to use it again. Same thing.

Regarding the heroin thing, I think that was merely used as an example. No need to get all worked up about that....

 

[Anakin]

Yeah I agree with the original poster, though I'm not into any recreational drugs (except a few drinks).

 

[glennds]

Also - "Addiction" is a relative term... how many people said they'd stop doing this or that but still do it... "addiction" is a term thrown around a bit too quickly in many situations in my opinion.

frankal hit the nail on the head. the word addiction is thrown around way too much these days. people use the word "addiction" as an excuse to act out, as if it is out of their control. i.e. sexual addiction.

in many cases it is not true addiction, but a character flaw. how convenient for somone to blame their bad or out of control behavoir on an "addiction."

it makes me sick when people say they "have an addictive personality." what exactly does that mean?

 

[Wrongun]

I think your a fucking idiot! I dont even want to see juice and heroin in the same sentence period! People in this game put up with enough bullshit.......................I dont know too many heroin addicts who raise a family, own there own house, and work 50+ hrs a week................The juice isn't what a find addictive, its the whole lifestyle! Eating every 2 hrs, going to the gym bustin your ass 5 times a week. Its the discipline I love.........................BTW, RED KARMA this idiot out of here please!

Bro you have a lot to learn. Not all heroin addicts are prostitutes or destetute. There are many that hold down a good job and many that are wealthy.
That goes for many addictions you would really be suprised if you knew.

I know of 3 heroin addicts that have sucessful business but have to combat a $400 per day habit including speed balling EOD.

If you think being a heroin addict does not a way of life then you have a lot to learn

Not flaming you as you did the original poster but you need to get out a bit more and realise what happens in the real world Bro

Peace

Wrongun!

 

[Wrongun]

IMHO there are two parts to any drug use / dependancy.

1) Physical
2) psychological

Withdrawl from opiate use produces a very negative physical reaction (sickness etc). The BIGGEST problem is the psychological effects of the opiates which can last for many years afterwards. ANYONE that thinks that cold turkey for 3 weeks and feel better its all over is really uneducated in this field. There are months of psychological torment to follow which is one of the main reasosn people use again not the physical effect (as after some time the physical high initially experienced has long gone no matter what dosage is used). This can IMHO be slightly compared with the psychological effects of AAS. They are very different in terms of penalties but still very real IMHO

Addictive personality can also IMHO be somthing used to describe people that ''give in'' to the psychological effects of drug withdrawl.

This is my opinion but i do have expeience that many that shout about this subject do not

Wrongun!