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Doing Cycles Addictive?
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Willyumyum
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The gains and strength are attractive, much moreso then when not on - obviously, right? But I wouldn't say that gear is addicting, you don't NEED to shoot gear or else risk going into withdrawal or cold sweats like what a drug addict might experience? So, I suppose you could say mentally, gear is addictive, to an extent - although i feel I could stop at any time if i wanted, but i dont want to 
... I don't think it is physically addicting though...
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... I don't think it is physically addicting though...YUM
PBR
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cycles addictive
This could be a very large thread- it has been touched on alot this last week. Willy and sk are right. I personally think use starts from a deeper place within us, and what makes it addictive to one is not necessarily the same reason for some one else. I believe that if you fuck up- they can be addictive, because you cant get back to normal functions without it. But I think that is far and few between. Once you have been to the other side-the superior side in all aspects, going back to being average no longer has meaning or value- to avoid this thinking you must be well grounded and realize your true purpose for doing what you are doing.You like the way you feel,look, perform, how others treat you and look at you- meaning when you see or meet another BB, a complete stranger, you give each other that slight smile, and nod because he or she KNOWS right where the fuck you are. There is also that immediate respect, no words exchange-maybe. Its very hard to go back to being just an average Joe.
This could be a very large thread- it has been touched on alot this last week. Willy and sk are right. I personally think use starts from a deeper place within us, and what makes it addictive to one is not necessarily the same reason for some one else. I believe that if you fuck up- they can be addictive, because you cant get back to normal functions without it. But I think that is far and few between. Once you have been to the other side-the superior side in all aspects, going back to being average no longer has meaning or value- to avoid this thinking you must be well grounded and realize your true purpose for doing what you are doing.You like the way you feel,look, perform, how others treat you and look at you- meaning when you see or meet another BB, a complete stranger, you give each other that slight smile, and nod because he or she KNOWS right where the fuck you are. There is also that immediate respect, no words exchange-maybe. Its very hard to go back to being just an average Joe.
padycakes_16
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Dooley said:
ooh shit, r u a doofy wannabe?.......................................
liltyson19
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Really psychologically addictive which I think can be dangerous. In the mind frame of using anything only to enhance and not to rely on is ok. Personally, mental addiction happened to me and it is hard for me to get ready for my show "naturally." I'm trying, but knowing what I can take to make the whole process "easier" is always hanging over my head and I do not like this feeling when I am trying to focus on doing everything right. 
I found that it is extremely addictive. Hell, who doesn't want to go from Joe-shmoe to a guy that gets compliments at least once a week from strangers. It is not insecurity in myself. It is that desire to be a little more than the next person. It is a competitive spirit more than anything. I have only been juicing for 1 1/2 years, and look COMPLETELY different than before. Of coarse I busted my ass, but I was busting my ass before with little progress.
I think about my cycle and study this stuff every day now. I am addicted and will be the first to admit it. There is nothing like this "sport" in the world. It isn't even sport, it is a strange world of setting goals, taking risks, pushing the mind beyond normal limits, being strict and disciplined, art (sculpting), and the best part is everyone can see your dedication and devotion 24 hours a day. I love it.
I think about my cycle and study this stuff every day now. I am addicted and will be the first to admit it. There is nothing like this "sport" in the world. It isn't even sport, it is a strange world of setting goals, taking risks, pushing the mind beyond normal limits, being strict and disciplined, art (sculpting), and the best part is everyone can see your dedication and devotion 24 hours a day. I love it.
Vítor Rage
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Very Addictive
Very addictive in my opinion.
On every cycle i do, in the start i always tell to myself : ït's the last one" ... but when it finishes i always start to think about "the next one".
Very addictive in my opinion.
On every cycle i do, in the start i always tell to myself : ït's the last one" ... but when it finishes i always start to think about "the next one".
Mr_Pincushonass
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jstrong20 said:
Exactly, but not quite that bad.
RussianBro
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sk* said:
Yup, it's addictive shit. When you start to max beyond what you dreamed of. You want to push more and more. Become bigger and bigger. See ya at AA. "Hi, my name is RussianBro, I'm an addict and an alcoholic!" And you will all say: "Hi, RussianBro!!!"
That's a funny shit man...
liquidmuscle
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addicted to the gains and strength but not physically addicted, isnt denial the first symptom of addiction?
Mental Addiction - definitely
Ever noticed that the fever begins when you are planning out a cycle or getting drugs ready? The possibilities tumbling around. Everybody really seems hooked on this aspect, especially on the boards. I find it curious but it affects me the same.
Having used roids on and off for some time - with extended periods of 1 year to 4 years between cycles - I have to say it is mentally addicative. Going to the gym is not the same and once you've experienced the workout to workout progress and the endless energy, it's tough to go back and train normally all the time. It's almost as if you just accept the fact, move on, and don't dwell. Progress is still solid with proper training and results very obtainable (to a point) but it tends to sit in the back of your mind much like any attachment or addiction.
Ever noticed that the fever begins when you are planning out a cycle or getting drugs ready? The possibilities tumbling around. Everybody really seems hooked on this aspect, especially on the boards. I find it curious but it affects me the same.
Having used roids on and off for some time - with extended periods of 1 year to 4 years between cycles - I have to say it is mentally addicative. Going to the gym is not the same and once you've experienced the workout to workout progress and the endless energy, it's tough to go back and train normally all the time. It's almost as if you just accept the fact, move on, and don't dwell. Progress is still solid with proper training and results very obtainable (to a point) but it tends to sit in the back of your mind much like any attachment or addiction.
