Research study!

[oxymoron]

your project may simply lend fuel to a social sterotype. of course, i'm sure your prof wouldn't approve the topic until it was sufficiently narrow. i would be happier if people weren't so quick to associate steroid users with being obsessed with their masculinity. why does it have to be about controlling things, or how much of a man i feel like? i know, it is hard to think outside the box. but the topic of your project asserts a connection before you have even begun. perhaps fullfillment to you means writing a top-notch paper, acing orgo (if you haven't already), and matriculating at bms. i hate to sound like such a liberal, but really, at least in this case, to each his own. we all weigh the pros and cons in everything we do, and we all search for contentment by different means. i assure you, for me anyway, it has nothing to do with wanting to become more 'manly.' if i were on a deserted island with no one else around, and from which i knew i would never escape, i would still workout, even if i had to lift lava rocks and coconut branches.

that sounds like something I would say if I was floating n green.

 

[oxymoron]

Wait a second. I'm drifting n green stuff. MMMhhuhh.

 

[BrownUniversity2]

Thanks QQQ for the response. What's your background on steroid use?

You fallaciously assume that I am equating steroid use with masculinity. While my questions may imply that, this is largely because this is what previous research suggests. I will have a guiding influence when I come in to ask questions.

Thinking outside the box? I'd say that's what the Board of Admission thinks most about when admitting its students. As for my contentment, that isn't really at issue here, but where did you get the idea that I wanted to go to BMS?

your project may simply lend fuel to a social sterotype. of course, i'm sure your prof wouldn't approve the topic until it was sufficiently narrow. i would be happier if people weren't so quick to associate steroid users with being obsessed with their masculinity. why does it have to be about controlling things, or how much of a man i feel like? i know, it is hard to think outside the box. but the topic of your project asserts a connection before you have even begun. perhaps fullfillment to you means writing a top-notch paper, acing orgo (if you haven't already), and matriculating at bms. i hate to sound like such a liberal, but really, at least in this case, to each his own. we all weigh the pros and cons in everything we do, and we all search for contentment by different means. i assure you, for me anyway, it has nothing to do with wanting to become more 'manly.' if i were on a deserted island with no one else around, and from which i knew i would never escape, i would still workout, even if i had to lift lava rocks and coconut branches.