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Why do i feel so damn guilty!
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Goldprospector
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HELL NO!
psychedout
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I'm not sorry I waited -- I learned good diet discipline and training while being natural -- granted if I could do some things over again there would be done different, but oh well -- the only mistakes are the ones you don't learn from.
WolfPack Charlie
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Not guilty one bit, only disappointed that I didn't get in sooner. I lifted regularly for 3 years at a health club prior to my first cycle, but never had the will power to train hard. When I started, I stopped eating junk and drinking pop (which I used to drink a case every 4 or 5 days) and stuck to healthy eating and intense training...no more 2 and a half hour gym sessions hitting 2 or 3 exercises. I get the most out of my workouts now because I am mentally focused on knowing it will all be a waste of time and money if I dont hit it hard.
chordz said:
I trained for 8 years before I did as well bro. I learned that I like being on but can manage pretty well without it. Those of us that have trained for a longer time without it can usually cope and not rely on it completely. I actually enjoy my off time. Next year my cycle if I decide to do it will not exceed 4 months for the whole year.
Lift Chief
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No... why should one feel guilty about using all the available tools at their disposal to achieve their goals?
silver_shadow
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i keep saying it over and over and over- it is one fucked world and hypocrisy rules.
mike_n_dainna
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No Guilt here.
Don't feel guilty bro! Just because you havn't spent thousands of dollars to some plastic surgery guru to make your body and mind feel much better does not make you any less of a person. Your just a sneaky little devil like the rest of us, and your gettin the pussy........damn straight!
Swolenpecs
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Whats bad about it??...if you do your research and dont go crazy with it, there is nothing wrong with it...
You should feel guilty if you haven't accomplished much naturally. If a guy can't put up 185 on Bench for more than 3 reps, he's got no business using roids.
I trained for years before I juiced, and I busted my ass naturally before I ever considered juice. I had goals (strenght and mass) I wanted to achieve before I considered juice.
I don't feel guilty about it, I've taken my body as far as I can and earned self respect. If you've been training for a year or so and considering juice, than yes you should feel guilty about it.
I think a lot of these extremely low dose short cycles are a result of newbies who shouldn't be juicing in the first place trying to justify what they are doing, "Oh, I'm only using 250mg a week for 4 weeks"
needsize trained for a decade naturally before juicing, 250mg of Test a week wouldn't have done a thing for him.
I trained for years before I juiced, and I busted my ass naturally before I ever considered juice. I had goals (strenght and mass) I wanted to achieve before I considered juice.
I don't feel guilty about it, I've taken my body as far as I can and earned self respect. If you've been training for a year or so and considering juice, than yes you should feel guilty about it.
I think a lot of these extremely low dose short cycles are a result of newbies who shouldn't be juicing in the first place trying to justify what they are doing, "Oh, I'm only using 250mg a week for 4 weeks"
needsize trained for a decade naturally before juicing, 250mg of Test a week wouldn't have done a thing for him.
BigAndy69 said:
I agree 100% here. Though I can understand how people may feel guilty for other reasons. For many, those who dont use rec drugs, and have lived an honest life of self-improvement, there is a very real and often strong fealing of guilt when they venture out into the underground. After all, regardless of what they think of gear, they have been taught their entire life to respect the law, etc. For someone to do a 180 degree turn and not to ever wonder if they made the right choice would be unnatural. This is just human nature. Eventually, those that choose to stick with it find a way to reconcile what they do with what they believe. Then there is no more guilt for them.
chordz
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BigAndy69 said:
before this cycle I have trained for twelve years. ( I'm 27 now). I have seen alot in those years. I have seen many people come and go. I can notice the slightest bit of growth, as it comes very slow. I agree with" If a guy can't put up 185 on Bench for more than 3 reps, he's got no business using roids."
But it happens all the time. I've worked so hard naturally and i just don't want to think that i've given up. Anyone else would think the same way. It's just making the leap into the next level.Now three weeks into my test cycle, i can't believe how fast i broke through the plateau i've been at for quite some time now. I will post a pic soon.
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Buffy Beffy
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chordz said:
It means you have some type of conscience. Think about....it's illegal.
