Ok, maybe I misread it but it looked to me like you still had a few problems with women. Especially with women who like women.
[quote]balisong wrote:
Ok, maybe I misread it but it looked to me like you still had a few problems with women. Especially with women who like women.[/quote]
ok the women who likes women thing was a joke,it was a flame job a bad joke
I am not really that angry at all,really I like girl on girl infact. maybe my sense of humor went on vacation that day.
but no these issues are long past
also I shouldnt say this cause it proves the ops purpose but I found that my issues were compounded by a hormone imbalance which was handled with TRT administration.
it wasnt the cause of them and the test did not solve these issues I had to get over all that on my own.
thats why I was going to mention if the op really feels bad and thinks that steroids will help then a blood test is in order and maybe a session with a doc asking about TRT options
hehe, ok then.
nich… you seem to have misunderstood friend - he started proscar and the anti-SRD5A2 effects have taken their toll… he now wants to start using anabolic steroids to replace the DHT he has blocked in this attempt to keep his hair.
Seems pretty ridiculous when it is written out like this dont it?! Taking from peter to pay paul etc…
My advice, shave your head when it gets too bad… no biggie… millions of men are balding yet do very well with women. you think being bald will affect your pulling power? try low DHT! that is worse IMO.
buuut… some posters here (thinking primarily joeblow) are totally smitten with proscar, but they use roids already… so the sides are lees likely to cause a problem with 500+mg of T’Rone running over their receptors.
A little testosterone would be ok… just TRT doses i would hazard a guess at - but i do not recommend it, your endocrine system will shut down eventually, and you will need to continue to use the testosterone long after your hair is gone.
JJ
[quote] Brook wrote:
nich… you seem to have misunderstood friend - he started proscar and the anti-SRD5A2 effects have taken their toll… he now wants to start using anabolic steroids to replace the DHT he has blocked in this attempt to keep his hair.
Seems pretty ridiculous when it is written out like this dont it?! Taking from peter to pay paul etc…
My advice, shave your head when it gets too bad… no biggie… millions of men are balding yet do very well with women. you think being bald will affect your pulling power? try low DHT! that is worse IMO.
buuut… some posters here (thinking primarily joeblow) are totally smitten with proscar, but they use roids already… so the sides are lees likely to cause a problem with 500+mg of T’Rone running over their receptors.
A little testosterone would be ok… just TRT doses i would hazard a guess at - but i do not recommend it, your endocrine system will shut down eventually, and you will need to continue to use the testosterone long after your hair is gone.
JJ[/quote]
ok what got me was this statement
"So I decided to stop proscar as I largely prefer my manhood to my hair, and i’d like to try steroids, exactly to test the opposite effect.
Not as a way of life, just to SEE, what it could do.
Thanks again. "
sounds like he just wants to play around with it thinking it will give him more of the secondary male characteristics.
which in itself is a bad idea IMO.
I dont know I have already made a mockery out of this thread too much I think I will stop now.
I am confused and everything already.
Why do you think it’s a bad idea?
I mean, I do know some about endocrynology, but only you guys could tell me about the psychoactive side effect.
It is not a big concern for medecine to do research on social aspect of testosterone levels.
But i guess only an endocryonologist interested in sociology could give me the answers I’m looking for 