[quote]G87 wrote:
BONEZ217 wrote:
This truly is one of the bitchiest forums on any bodybuilding site and by far the softest forum here. Most of the responses here are reason why people with decent physiques rarely create threads here. Good job clowns.
Kay, I guess you now know why no one from the steroid forum posts pics here. It’s sad actually.
Funny. Prisoner posted his and I don’t remember anyone worth listening to saying sh*t. I don’t think this has much to do with steroid use in general. In other words, your argument is worthless.
As I said, the OP attained his goals and nobody can say anything about that. However, it’s a free country and an open forum, and if anyone happens to think he should not have used AAS, they are free to say it.
Gave you a 7, by the way, OP.[/quote]
So you use an example of one person that made a thread here over 2 years ago? I guess you could have reached a little further, but not much.
It has everything to do with steroid use. The people talking shit are obviously a little upset that this kid made more progress in 15 months than most people make in 10 years. It’s a natural reaction but it does show the current mindset of this place. People are jealous of progress (which is normal) but since steroids are the flavor of the week when it comes to hot topics to flap their gums about, they try to shoot someone down.
I wasn’t really making an argument. Just pointing out that this is a bodybuilding website. Steroids are a huge part of bodybuilding. People need to get off their high horses when it comes to judging people about the drugs they use. When someone chooses to cycle is none of anyones business. This kid did his cycles the right way. To the fool who said Kay is “an uneducated juicer”, if you read his thread you will see that you are obviously wrong. For those who say that steroids are a shortcut; I’ll never understand why someone would want to take the long way, just doesn’t make sense. For anyone who says that someone should be at their natural potential before cycling; BULLSHIT. How many people actually reach their natural potential?? Who on this board has reached their ‘natural potential’? Prof X (based solely on years training and weight gained)? He may be the closest thing to it but the fact is that the overwhelming percentage of people who train will never reach their ‘natural limit’ or whatever you want to call it. Steroids are a tool, that’s it. They partition nutrients better and promote faster recovery THATS IT. Using them intelligently is all anyone can ask, and based on the available information about this kid it seems as if he’s done most everything correctly.
So again why is steroid use even mentioned in the first place?? So people can belittle someone elses acomplishments in order not to make themselves feel bad when they look in the mirror.
That was fun. No more replies from me though.