mr. snakes said:
I will NEVER get off this board.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Go preach elsewhere you cock sucking anti-roid propaganda junkie.!!!!!!!!!!!!
I laugh at your posts because your blood pressure must be so elevated with the combination of your temper and your steroid use.
and I will always stick by this though, anyone else is stupid for risking their health with steroid use.
IF YOU ARE NOT A PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE/PROFESSIONAL BODYBUILDER/POWERLIFTER MAKING MONEY, YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS TAKING ROIDS. I UNDERSTAND PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES NEED STEROIDS TO COMPETE AT A CERTAIN LEVEL BECAUSE EVERYONE IS DOING THEM. BUT THEY ARE MAKING LOTS OF MONEY, THAT IS WHY THEY CAN RISK IT..... MOST OF YOU ARE PAYING LOTS OF MONEY FOR THE ROIDS AND NOT GETTING ANYTHING BACK FROM THEM (ESPECIALLY MONEY) YOUR JUST FEEDING YOUR OWN EGO WITH YOUR BLOATED MUSCLES IN YOUR TIGHT UNDER ARMOUR SHIRTS AT THE CLUBS TRYING TO PICK UP BITCHES !!!
THE MAJORITY OF YOU HAVE LOW SELF ESTEEM AND A MALE ADONIS COMPLEX !!!
"The Adonis Complex brilliantly demonstrates that body obsession is an equal-opportunity menace and that men who seek physical perfection are in an insidious double bind. The "male body image industry" (think Calvin Klein underwear ads) creates impossible ideals of beauty and body, yet men--unlike women--are prohibited from discussing how they think and feel about their bodies.
The image industry is displayed in fascinating detail--for example, photos of the new buff makeovers on GI Joe and Star Wars action figures. The book offers stunning evidence of men's silent suffering to achieve Adonis-like beauty: secret dietary rituals, hair transplants, penis enlargement, cosmetic surgery, and abuse of steroids, ephedrine, fat burners, and diuretics. Two clinical disorders, "body dysmorphia" and "bigorexia," a chilling inverse of anorexia, in which men continue to think they are tiny even when they are alarmingly muscled, are also introduced. The authors' prescriptions are as well targeted as their descriptions.
The final chapters offer compelling advice in vivid case studies, self-tests, and one of the author's own stories of recovering from an eating disorder. Parents of growing boys and men trapped in the mirror will find a clear, cognitive behavioral program that allows them to set more realistic goals for their bodies and minds"
I am sorry this thread turned into this, it is sad that he died but I am sure the steroids did not help his cause