Testosterone Rage

[loganrott]

I've been researching testosterone variations and viable stacks and I see consistent cautions re; Testerone Rage, usually equivocally described as 'aggression'. But how does this rage manifest itself ?? i'ved read threads here and elsewhere seeing the 15th t0 21st post start the prodding, escalating to retaliation, moving to castigating prongs, to uncreative expletives, then to threats, challenges and on to unthinkable descriptors around one's birthmother, moving deeper again with Xtreme Cubicle Deathmatch Bouts I thought were reserved only for Ninja Turtles. Is this test rage ??? Or just another example of Alfred's Equation : E+CR=TI ? Any sage input ?

 

[hyp1]

I think testosterone rage is pure fucking myth,it makes for quick,sensational media coverage in headlines that demonize androgen use that unfortunately sells a lot of fucking papers.

the government and media coverage of steroids brings to mind the lack of intellect that reefer madness had,with little or no foundation in facts at all.

 

[xrsist]

wtf??

 

[holy ghost]

as always hyp is on the right on the ball.

 

[Gmorris]

Rage? No....

Impatient with people? OH YEAH!!!!

Aggression? Yup!

Confidence and Boldness? Hell YEAH!!!!


At least that's been my experience...

 

[big greg 82]

blah

 

[matty420]

wtf??

+1
u lost me somewhere between birth-mother and ninja turtles

 

[SLAYER69!]

Ghost, please translate this guys post into some thing I can understand

 

[sopac]

lololol

 

[riverrock]

Well, I remember a few years ago I was on a Test cycle and very proud of how I was walking proof to myself that Roid Rage was a myth. I was a Conference & Banqueting Manager in a hotel at the time. Anyhow, out of the blue a receptionist roared at me "WHATS YOUR FUKIN PROBLEM"!

It turns out that everyone did not see me as cool andeasy going, but moody, arrogant, and impatient. In hindsight they were right as I was always that little bit on edge and with/without Roids, you are always likely to be a little bit different than your normal self.