can AAS be "addicting"?

[BABY1]

TweetWhat are your thoughts? My question is when people see side effects that could potentially be harmful to their health yet they continue to use them. Now I feel this to be an opinion based question.

[guns01]

Tweetnot so much addictive in a physical sense but i think some weak minded people could become physcologically addicted. fear of losing strength, fear of losing size and the list goes on will keep someone from coming off regardless of health or risks. i dont think it is so much of an addiction as a personal choice. you choose not to come off and if you do it isnt going to kill you or make you sick. you may not have the normal hormone levels that you once had but that isnt going to cause anything life threatening.

[BABY1]

TweetAgreed, I am thinking not a physical dependent thin g but you may feel a bit different from the lower levels of hormones. The psyche part... of course the first time you decide it is a choice but for some I think it is hard to be able to accept the choose to stop

[guns01]

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Agreed, I am thinking not a physical dependent thin g but you may feel a bit different from the lower levels of hormones. The psyche part... of course the first time you decide it is a choice but for some I think it is hard to be able to accept the choose to stop

i do what i do for the sport that i love and enjoy doing. i dont do it for anyone else but me and i dont really care how i look to others as much as i do about how the package comes out on the big day. now with that said, i am a competitor and i do what i choose to do for competition, once i hang it up for good, i am done. i will use what is needed to keep my levels in range for my age and if nothing is needed at that point then i will be content haha. if it came down to my health and competing, i would have to hang it up and go with my health.

[guns01]

Tweetmaybe we can get some other opinions going on up in here on why people do what they do.

[Spartacus]

TweetIt is but is not....
Lol ill explain, so the drugs are not addictive.
But the results, thr feeling of 1g test a week superman feeling. Lifting 400 lbs like nothing. Our minds think we need it . let me share a story.
I was 17 6'5" 150lbs.. Buddy gave me some dbol i fell in love. 2 months later i added sust with it. Ran that for 6 more months i was a 230 beast! No shit i gaines alot. So i stoped no pct ( did no know what it was) lost 15lbs and then when i was 22 i had plummeted back to 170. So back on now after every ten week mark id think 10 more ill get bigger. Kept doing it. Years later i aint gaining much but now afraid if i stop ill lose my gains. But in the end i smartened up and yeah point being it can be ..

[BABY1]

TweetSo you don't think that some people have the ability to stop easier than others?

[Spartacus]

TweetYes , will power self control.
I stopped , the life style , the physique, all u want it. Not ya need. Safe correct AAS use is no problem , they are not what are addictive its the outcome of what they give you.

[BABY1]

Tweetthanks for your opinions:0

[Spartacus]

TweetAnytime anything brother.

[guns01]

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Anytime anything brother.

baby1, is a lady man haha

[LittleTom]

TweetThere is not a doubt in my mind it can be addictive. The look, the feeling you get from being average and turning into a Greek god. IMO steroids can be more addictive then alcohol and other drugs. That being said, washing your hands can be addictive.

[Spartacus]

TweetI KNow she is lol Just a bad habit. lol sorry baby.

[Spartacus]

TweetI agree , Even people cleaning can become addictive it may be a form of ocd with your body ya know.

[JsJs24]

TweetMentally but not physically imo.