Sassy69
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Interesting stuff -- I feel for anyone who breaks up but sometimes its for the best. The worst part is not having that familiarity around you. But if there are fundamental differences in beliefs that exist that can't be discussed or compromised on, they will always permeate every part of the relationship. Then anything that is illegal is going to be up for grabs when it comes time to "exercising control" by one party or the other. I do find it interesting how illegal recreational drugs don't seem to be viewed as bad as AAS, but that reflects the awareness & tolerance level these days. But I suspect most fo the fear of AAS is from lack of knowledge. If there is no room for discussion, then it will be a point of contention that you have to either choose to hide, not do, or come clean with and go w/ whatever final decision she or you both make.
If your cycle is making a noticeable change in your disposition, then YOU need to acknowledge it and deal w/ it accordingly. Plenty of guys have acknowledged a significant change in demeanor while on tren for ex - so that something that may manifest itself in more fights w/ your g/f and she will then go after your AAS use and everything else. If you have already chosen to cycle, to cycle somethign that you can't handle or changes you that much while you have other people in your life is akin to claiming a "recreational drug habit" on something that you can't handle and you demonstrate that you can't handle it every time you go out.
The bipolar thing -- I lived w/ a girl who was bipolar in college - that was weird enough. I can't imagine the relationship too. I guess if you want that sort of "excitement" in your life ...
There is no one way to handle all of this stuff -- a couple guys noted that "women are crazy" -- but I think its also legitimate to say that women do crazy things when they feel they've been hurt or screwed or if they feel like the relationship is goign down the drain - easier to create a big fat conflict than to deal w/ it. I'm not defendign that action at all - but I've seen guys do it just like girls do it. I guess there its a reflection of the degree of co-dependence / lack of self-confidence the person has.
And lastly, you are also dealing w/ situations where the lifestyle is different - if you are deeply into the gym culture which requires regular time inthe gym, diet, etc, there isn't a lot of room for people who don't also espouse that way of living. Trust me - I've lost plenty of friends during my own regional amateur competition prep. People dont' "get" why its so important that you get to shovel down meals at weird hours or why you are so pissed because you missed a cardio session. You may not have experienced the argument about why you hate yourself or even the other person for "allowing you' to eat the whole jar of peanut butter and now you'll be fat & bloaty for 2 days.... (that may be a girl thing.....
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But just like girls have to deal w/ hormonal changes every month, guys + steroids = hormonal changes as well. These are all very fundamental things about each of us and it definitely adds a new dimension to us & our interactions w/ other people.
Definitely wish you all luck in your various situations. I would only ask that you recognize that cycles & PCT do affect your hormones and that how you feel or even what caused your break ups may have had something to do w/ that -- how you deal w/ it may be different to each of you, but at least if you are aware of it, you can learn better how to deal w/ it so it maybe doens't have catastrophic impact on your lives and the people around you.

If your cycle is making a noticeable change in your disposition, then YOU need to acknowledge it and deal w/ it accordingly. Plenty of guys have acknowledged a significant change in demeanor while on tren for ex - so that something that may manifest itself in more fights w/ your g/f and she will then go after your AAS use and everything else. If you have already chosen to cycle, to cycle somethign that you can't handle or changes you that much while you have other people in your life is akin to claiming a "recreational drug habit" on something that you can't handle and you demonstrate that you can't handle it every time you go out.
The bipolar thing -- I lived w/ a girl who was bipolar in college - that was weird enough. I can't imagine the relationship too. I guess if you want that sort of "excitement" in your life ...

There is no one way to handle all of this stuff -- a couple guys noted that "women are crazy" -- but I think its also legitimate to say that women do crazy things when they feel they've been hurt or screwed or if they feel like the relationship is goign down the drain - easier to create a big fat conflict than to deal w/ it. I'm not defendign that action at all - but I've seen guys do it just like girls do it. I guess there its a reflection of the degree of co-dependence / lack of self-confidence the person has.
And lastly, you are also dealing w/ situations where the lifestyle is different - if you are deeply into the gym culture which requires regular time inthe gym, diet, etc, there isn't a lot of room for people who don't also espouse that way of living. Trust me - I've lost plenty of friends during my own regional amateur competition prep. People dont' "get" why its so important that you get to shovel down meals at weird hours or why you are so pissed because you missed a cardio session. You may not have experienced the argument about why you hate yourself or even the other person for "allowing you' to eat the whole jar of peanut butter and now you'll be fat & bloaty for 2 days.... (that may be a girl thing.....

But just like girls have to deal w/ hormonal changes every month, guys + steroids = hormonal changes as well. These are all very fundamental things about each of us and it definitely adds a new dimension to us & our interactions w/ other people.
Definitely wish you all luck in your various situations. I would only ask that you recognize that cycles & PCT do affect your hormones and that how you feel or even what caused your break ups may have had something to do w/ that -- how you deal w/ it may be different to each of you, but at least if you are aware of it, you can learn better how to deal w/ it so it maybe doens't have catastrophic impact on your lives and the people around you.
