That was just an example, you sought TRT for other more important reasons. What this really has to do with is poking yourself a couple time a week with a needle for the rest of your life. If it was a simple as popping a pill down the hatch every morning we wouldn’t even be having this discussion.
I was the same way in the beginning, I get it. Once you get past poking yourself on a regular basis it will get easier. Using a 29 gauge insulin syringe will make this a whole lot easier on yourself.
Grumpiness and a lack of erection quality is something that affects an old elder man, president Trump’s scores in the mid 400’s and is 72 years old and I would expect him to be having these issues.
You may have been in your prime at 400, but your pre-TRT labs show you at 233, not 400. You want to hold onto what was and it’s preventing you from moving forward with TRT.
I see a lot of men excited about starting TRT and tap out after a short time because they want the natural levels that had 10-20 years ago and the waste years of their life trying to get back what they lost and it’s a colossal waste of time.
You’re losing testosterone every year past 30, you can’t go back to the way things were unless you have found the fountain of youth.
You have an advantage, you know where your levels were, if you stay on TRT and get your levels to the 400-500 range, your gains in the gym won’t be plateauing in the gym in 6 months. You will be at a whole new level.