[quote]dave670 wrote:
Ok, ok. Here’s what I’m going to do.
I’m not going to worry about testosterone as long as I still can build muscle, get horny and have the sexytime. Fretting about the number vs the functional aspects of the hormone will probably drive me crazy. By the way, on that topic, getting a girlfriend or partner would probably be a good idea for me to step outside of myself and build confidence. [/quote]
exactly. If your hormone levels aren’t actually causing a dysfunction then there’s nothing to worry about. We’ve already heard from posters with lower T than you who are big and strong so that should settle that.
[quote]dave670 wrote:
But along with that, I need to start acting more assertive as well. I’m going to start applying for jobs that put me in a position outside of my comfort zone, and going out to bars and clubs regardless of the fact I look young. That’s balls right? Putting myself in tough circumstances intentionally in order to forge a thicker skin. [/quote]
Oh yeah. Being 21 and going to bars really takes “balls.”
[quote]dave670 wrote:
You’re right, I could still have high testosterone but be a beta, pretty-boy bodybuilder who doesn’t have guts. I know a bodybuilder who is obsessive about health habits, his testosterone level and his body fat percentage. Doesn’t make a shit of difference, he’s still beta and you can tell just by interacting with him. [/quote]
I hope the irony of this isn’t lost on you. Funny how the people most concerned with acting “alpha” or whatever are always the most insecure. You want to not be “beta”? Then stop giving a shit about some perceived notion about what constitutes alpha, beta, omega, gamma, delta or whatever.
[quote]dave670 wrote:
I need to do what matters - do ass-kicking workouts like sprints and heavy lifting, eat my red meat and veggies, and do things that take guts in my life. Not fret about looking a couple years younger or that I don’t have a beard yet.
Does this plan sound good? [/quote]
well yes, that’d be a start.
Pretty sure this is a troll thread.