I'll try and help ppl understand what's happening here or why this goes on. Most of you know who I am and you know how I feel about AAS in bodybuilding and in endurance (more specifically combat ) sport.

First, why do eroiders always seem to have a negative view of someone younger than 25 using gear. Or a guy weighing 155lbs using gear? The #1 reason has to be because AAS (only one form of PED) was born and bred in the bodybuilding community. Juice is synonymous with getting bigger , stronger, faster. It has a stigma that comes attached that says "this is serious shit and you shouldn't use it unless you've got serious discipline and put in serious work to date!" Most ppl think of steroids being used in baseball and cycling when it comes to sport. That's about it. The ball players used it to get huge so they could put the ball in the stands. Again, huge guys using it.

I think another reason they jump in ppl's shit is a little bit of destain. Some kid who hasn't put the work in, wants to place an order for Tren knowing damn well he can eat shitty and hardly train and the fucker will still make lean mass gains that equate to years of discipline. "It isn't fair so fuck you!" Kinda,...whether they admit it or not.

But most of all, I think they smell BULLSHIT when a guy claims to be a fighter. It sounds so provocative and bad ass! Sticking the non existent chest out as he says "MMA fighter here" always makes me cringe too. And I'm usually the guy who gives everyone the benefit of doubt until they burn me. But I know from direct experience that fighters have a certain demeanor about them that is the complete opposite of what we see round here. This may come as a surprise to some of you but I bet most fighters, while proud of their work , are embarrassed to say or just don't like to talk about the fact that they are fighters unless necessary. See, it takes a little more discipline than average men can muster to earn a brown or black belt in BJJ. Or to compete for a golden gloves state title. They've been through the ringer and their will tested. They know what they are made of. The need to say it online is nonexistent. It doesn't matter what anyone thinks because you know what you can do. We don't see that here. A few case see do. But mostly , it's things like "yeah I'm a MMA fighter and been gettin ready to move up in weight so I'm juicin.

Here is the reason it's a problem. Most educated fight fans (let alone real fighters) know that the science available today allows for much better alternatives to "I'm tryina bulk up to fight at bantam weight". Besides , most serious fighters have strength and conditioning coaches on their team working with dietitians and even chiropractors and massage therapists. All are more important than a bottle of juice. The level I competed at and the time frame allowed for some fuckery. Shady self proclaimed strength gurus Whoooing the trainers into letting them work with the fighters. As recently as the early 2000's, I was being fed stupid cycles and given little solid advice on how to or what I was doing. I had to learn on my own. Eroids allowed that mostly. Well, it came around at just the right time for me. I had begun my search for answers and bam! Eroids is born.

At any rate, it's clear that most of you are full of it and it's hard to help you out when you have a chip on your shoulder to go with the self serving entitlement issues. I have spent years defending guys on here who turn out to be frauds hiding behind the fighter persona. You guys have bigger problems than worrying about muscles. You should be ok with yourselves enough to not give a flying fuck about impressing strangers online. I guess the problem is most of you who do this have always only known the world post internet I think it plays a role. I still had to navigate the world pre-Internet and stand face to face to a person before opening my mouth. It's a different time I guess. But stop using my passion as a staging area for your justification of juicing. Or at least make up a more convincing story.