TweetPersonal choice is a mutha phuka. Suppose theres no black or white answer here I would like to have to cross that bridge when or if I ever got to it.

TweetConcerned? Yes! Opposed? No! My concern would be that they would only consider such after educating themselves on them and all that goes with like proper training nutrition etc. Would make them well aware of the possible ramifications of starting them, and for a woman that age, they can mess up a lot if they plan on having children in their future.

TweetEducation... Baby1 said my first thought.

25... They are adults but I would ask them tons of gear questions and test them. Let them in on your good but lean hard on what you know and how you can help.

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Originally Posted by Jozifp103

If your son/daughter was of age (we'll say 25+), would you have an issue with them utilizing AAS to reach their goals. I know we all preach proper use and take all precautions, but we all know some damage is being done. Steroids are risky to some extent even when done correctly (IMO). So with that said...would you be concerned to find out your son or daughter was using AAS? Obviously after a certain age they make their own decisions, but how would you feel about it? How would you handle it?

Looking forward to responses

Lol...a source is asking this??? Legitimate question...

Originally Posted by BABY1

Concerned? Yes! Opposed? No! My concern would be that they would only consider such after educating themselves on them and all that goes with like proper training nutrition etc. Would make them well aware of the possible ramifications of starting them, and for a woman that age, they can mess up a lot if they plan on having children in their future.

Yeah I agree with Baby, yeah the question made my heart drop into my stomach, if they knew I did OR then you would have to let them know you have if you found them doing it and hopefully they will listen to you. Thanks for the deep question!!!

TweetYes.

TweetAs long as they did their homework and proved it. I would want to know their reason for wanting to try AAS, and what they hoped to gain. Also, they would have to be an adult, preferably 21 so that the body is mostly done growing naturally.

TweetOk guys....let me throw this at ya...

Assuming you're ok with them using.....would you help them get it? Before you answer....would you rather them use a trusted source that you know and use?....or take a chance with another source that they find on their own, and possibly get ripped off or dirty gear?

TweetIf one of my sons was hell bent on using AAS, I would educate him on it, share my personal experiences both positive and negative. Let him know the risks (physical and legal) and finally ask him why he's doing it. As far as getting it for him.... tough very tough. If my wife found out, that would cause a lot of problems. On the other hand I would know that he is not getting a pile of crap. I would point him in the right direction.