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Sassy69 said:Some people may also have dickhead moments and not realize the change may be due to the steroids. (e.g. tren is notorious for this but it or any other doesn't affect every guythe same way so you can't reverse the scenario BMom suggests and make a blanket statement that the AAS is making him an asshole either.)
I guess I would also ask what do u mean specifically "handle it"? Is there somethig specifc that you are having an issue with? I would say if you are "afraid of it" because you only know what you 'hear' about it, then research it some & find out at least the basics about it. The biggest issue is going to be his choice to use / not use and also if you see specific issues or concerns with it. That at least gives you a place to start. I don't believe in being "scared" of something and then turning that fear into a point of contention between u if you don't have real info about it. Then you have something legitimate to discuss & if it has an impact on u or your relationship.
Sassy69 said:Tren has a real impact on some people's chemistry -- like Bmom said - AAS is not an excuse to allow yourself (himself) to go off on you or anyone else - if he chooses to use something that knowingly alters his ability to handle things, then it is completely his problem and not yours. I.e. not your responsibility to feel like you are egging him on more & you need to stop -- its all him and its all his chemistry.
By the same token, if he's cycling, there is a discerniblel change in his demeanor & handling of temper, but he won't admit that it could indeed be due to the drugs (esp tren), then he's not even aware. I've seen that as well. Unless he's open-minded enough to at least admit that its possible, then you also have a problem.
RE: tren - let me dig up a couple posts on this....
Sassy69 said:That sucks. If you can tell him that very frankly, even w/o the steroids -- maybe he'll catch on. Otherwise, move on. If he can't control his temper just as a normal person, the steroids may be aggravating it, but either way, he may not be a safe person to be around and he certainly doesn't sound like he's adding anythign to the quality of your life. Its not your job to deal w/ his anger & insecurity.