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prop should always go in the spots with the least amount of nerves- the delts and glutes.
**** me- even 1ml of prop in the glute leaves me sore and swollen for a few days. i couldn't imagine shooting it in a place stocked with nerves like the calves or forearms.
Why wouldn't you use your quads? I wouldn't even think about calves.
Quads are the worst spot for me. I've hit quads 2hundred times and can't remember one shot that didn't hurt like a muhfugga. Feels like the biggest, baddest bumble-bee sting ever. It's always like going thru every nerve on the surface. I had to use them for 3cc shots and after a few back and forth rotations, they got so sore I couldn't bend my leg to get my pants or socks on. I'd be deadlegged with prop in the quad. It's painless in the delts and glutes, but far from in the calves.
I really paid attention to my last shot in the delt, and it's not sore at all but I can tell I had a shot there. I guess that's all it takes to put a calf out of commission.
WoW! I just seen this thread. Good Lord Pally. You would be better off dipping your balls in burning hot candle wax. I'm sure it's gotta feel better than Prop in the calves. I don't know what the benefit of the balls in th wax would be. However, someone gave me the choice of balls in candle wax, or prop in the calves, my drawers are going to my angles and a candle is tea bagging me.
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