muscleguy if your main objective is look good for chicks i can get what you're saying.
You are generalizing too much,what does that s. mean?
So you're saying that u never asked about AAS and when started using them?If that's your worry what's the difference between starting at 30 and starting at 23?You would still have to ask questions because SIDES COME AFTER U USE STEROIDS,not before,so you have been lucky,but if u had gyno or shit that u mentioned what would u have done?I think you would have come here and ask as "newbies".
If somebody doesn't agree the majority is an idiot right?
Great brain!
no, my main objective was to look good for ME
and I don't think I'm generalizing too much at all... all one has to do is look around on this board alone to know that what I (we) are saying is true... sure, there could be some random young guys that my so-called "generalization" doesn't apply to, but that's few and far in between... again, just LOOK at these posts on here
Of course I asked questions about AAS before I started...for YEARS... not just "oh, I've been training for 6 months...I've been training for a year... I've been training for LONG TIME, almost 2-3 years!" ARE YOU FRIGGIN KIDDING ME? Sorry, 2-3 years is NOT a long time to train... and even knowledgeable bros who have been training for much longer will admit that they could still learn alot more. So that being said, if you've only just started learning about weights, routines, and diet... you want to dip into the AAS ocean on top of that? YAH, REALLY SMART! Learn what weights and food can do for your body FIRST... THEN enhance it with AAS.
And I'm not saying it's not ok to ask questions... that is, after all, why most of us are here... but it's one thing if you've taken the time to know what you're doing, run into a problem and ask for help, it's another to be absolutely friggin' LAZY, jump into a cycle brashly at a young age, or, come on here as a newbie, ask 2-3 questions, and think you've got all the answers and THEN have those same problems, only to come back here again crying for help...
Again, TAKE TIME, DO RESEARCH... learn about your body and diet and training... learn about AAS... THEN DO IT.... (not the other way around)