Your right to be honest. Just thought people here where smart. Not the type of mfs to say “oh you need Advil when your head hurts? Mine goes away with a glass of water” lol. I respect @RT_Nomad tho
Pure comedy.
I’m not sure if it’s the idea of chronology or the definition of “most” that you are struggling with.
My post was made several day’s ago, and at the time, not one person posted had responded to the OPs question.
Now, on to what “most” actually means:
a majority.
Not all.
So again, back to my comments, “most” knowledgeable folks on the board had not commented at all, let alone in any constructive way. So that’s a statement of fact.
It’s ironic that the person currently complaining about posting “negative crap” is actually posting negativity with every post on the topic.
This level of hypocrisy that is stunning.
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My problem with your input at that time was that you hadn’t given the thread enough time to develop. I had much more to input then, and still have much more depending where this thread goes.
You didn’t give guidance initially then, as the thread was too new, and you are not posting now, because you want to see where the topic goes.
You fall into the knowledgeable camp on the board. What you do with that is clearly your decision.
Didn’t you notice how unique OP’s approach to PED’s was? He was making progress taking low AAS doses by today’s standards. But what he also did was use insulin; and seemed to know what he was doing. I have never known anyone to use insulin during their first cycle. From pics he made the kind of progress most all of us can just dream about making.
What advice could I give him? From my experience my best advice is to continue doing what working.
As we all very well know, giving advice when so little information is known might be of more harm than help. If OP worked out at the gym I was at, I could be much more help, because I would be able to see him working out and seen his muscles contracting. A picture can be misleading.
I am extremely interested in OP’s progress. It has long been my belief that Bodybuilding contests boils down to a genetics competition. And that might still hold true. I had never known a safe way to take insulin, yet have long believed that another 20% of muscle mass could be added with proper use of it along with HGH.
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I agree. From the pics he’s posted, he’s made really good progress. I’m busting my ass natty and he’s way out pacing me
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Finally someone who’s realistic and doesn’t have reverse body dysmorphia. Appreciate it though
Appreciate you man. I’ll probably send videos embedded of me working out.
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reverse body dysmorphia
I feel like you like to use words without knowing what they mean.
From what ive seen this is true… Allot of physical traits needed to be successful on stage cant be trained.
Refresh my memory…why are you taking all of these very powerful substances? Are you pursuing becoming a professional bodybuilder? Are you chasing a potential D1 athletic scholarship/NIL money??
Or, are you doing it because you’re 5’6 and skinny and got tired of not being noticed, so your solution was to pump a bunch of different drugs through your body so you could look “more jacked”? That seems like a pretty crappy risk v reward tradeoff to me, when it could be done naturally BUT that’s right, you want it now, instant gratification. You don’t want to have to spend years building it naturally when you can just take AAS. I mean, you didn’t even give doing it naturally much of a chance. Why not? I’m curious…why didn’t you try to train hard and heavy, consistently, for 5 or more years before even thinking about hopping on a cycle? Please don’t try telling me you did that, you’re too young AND you had ZERO muscular development when you immediately hopped on the drug train. I’m actually very curious as to your thought process leading up to jumping on AAS.
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I mean everything you pretty much said. I was 5’6 felt small wasn’t getting girls and I didn’t want to train for 5 years for a physique I can get in a couple months using my pharmacology knowledge. And right now I’m really happy and hope to get even bigger and leaner pretty soon. I also do want to compete in men’s physique just for the experience. But yeah I just wanted to be happy when I looked in the mirror and have confidence around girls and get compliments.
I feel like you have the dunning Kruger effect
Im a pharmacology major so I would know a lot more then most people here
A pharmacology major is a fun way to say you don’t yet have a degree.
But also, it would mean minimal education in matters of human psychology, which is where doozies like “reverse body dysmorphia” would come from.
Just to play devils advocate here, I think he means people thinking they are bigger than they are, opposed to how a bodybuilder would feels smaller than they are?
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I’m 100% sure that’s what he means. Which is still just body dsymorphia: no reverse there. It’s like people that say “reverse racism”, when it’s just racism again.
Reverse body dysmorphia would be something like if you thought everyone ELSE looked different than how they actually looked, haha.
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Holy shit your still on that? Reverse Body dysmorphia isn’t necessarily diagnosed rather a “saying”. For example a mf who’s 20% bodyfat thinks he’s 10%
Thank you