Do glutes, delts or chest you’re saying? I’m thinking of doing it in my delts.
Just shows you have never been kicked 
But ok, its irrelevant to the topic. What i wanted to say/show is that i dont think that grown men should be scared of a tiny needle. If the boo boo is too much, maybe just become metrosexual
actually - everyone does… shin bones are one of the hardest bones in human body… its just that not everyone can kick rather well, but then again - everyone CAN learn, and the bone hardness is already there… people condition shins so they wont hurt themselves, not to make the bone harder… techincally, everyones shins are like baseball bats…
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I have been kicked lol. Used to do martial arts.
No one who has done real fighting uses term “martial arts” tho.
You would say Muay Thai or Kyokushin.
Outside these, you havent been kicked. You have been bumped a bit
No, I have done Karate and Judo before I did powerlifting.
No one kicks in Judo…
And unless its Kyokushin, its point Karate, so my point exactly - you have never been kicked.
But ok, this is irrelevant to the topic, im just being an asshole cuz its my profession(fights, not being an asshole… altho… )
I have been kicked though. 
but you do get thrown… if you can’t/don’t know how to break a fall you can get seriously hurt.
No one throws you in Judo before you learn how to fall.
Also training is mostly on tatami.
Its not like when i was a kid, when instructors just rented basketball halls from schools and we did everything on a wooden floor, lol.
Ah, fun times - 90s in ex-USSR. 30 guys, 2 pairs of gloves. No one even knew what shin guards or mouth pieces are. Came home with busted face 3 times a week since i was 7
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I haven’t been kicked but I’ll try to answer anyways. Simply google/youtube “injecting testosterone” my friend. There’s a reason there are standard places to inject, less chance to hit vessels and nerves and it’s where the muscles are thickest and less fat to go through. When I first started I would get a pip here and there but I do not get them at all anymore. You find the sweet spots in time.
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I have been loving lat injections. Not a single instance of PIP. I am blasting now, and just switch sides for injection. I don’t know why they are not a more popular spot. Far better than delts for me.
Are they relaxed when you hit them? I’ve tried reaching across and it would be tough for me to not have to flex a little to shoot there. This is also the case for delts, i have to rotate my shoulder inject comfortably enough and I’m concerned that will just speed up any scar issues. I’ve started laying my arm flat on a bed or table to make sure the shoulder is total relaxed before injecting and haven’t had any issues
Not completely relaxed, or at least I don’t think so. Hasn’t been an issue though. I just raise my arm, and stick the pin into my lat. I go about here, but I am not always going right at that angle, but that hasn’t seemed to matter.
Maybe lats are just really good for me. I don’t have them relaxed, use different angles. Never an issue. Even with a mL at a time, no issues.
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I might have to give that a try
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Also not the worst place to buildup some scar tissue, aaaight 
When i was injecting lots of stuff my quads looked epic cause of inflamation and oil lumps, lol
I looked it up before asking here and one video was suggesting the quads or outside of your legs to inject.
I actually prefer outer quads. Previously I was going too lateral, I could feel the needle literally go through my IT band, gross and painful. Started going more anterolateral and all better.