I am trying Cashouts exit right now and I am getting blood work next week. I would love to be injecting right now I felt much better on test. I am fighting the urge everyday not to inject. -Yes I am addicted but there my be a good reason for it and I just want to prove it to myself that I need it. So if my t is low after this back on I go.
i loved the way i felt on my first cycle and would love to feel like that all the damn time but i dont have a addiction to where i cant function but i love it )
not sure if i would call it an addiction but i love it. i usually cut my off time short by a month or so lol. fuck it. it's fun, you feel great, and you only live once. god forbid i could die in a car crash tomorrow so fuck it i'm gonna enjoy my time here the best way i know how.
I had walked away from AAS for 20+ years before starting trt about 1 1/2 years ago. I wouldn't say I'm addicted, however I wouldn't give up my trt unless health issues prevent me continuing.
its hard for me to label AAS with the term "addiction". I've had many addictions in the past, with painkillers being the worst. I made the decision to stay on indefinitely for reasons most don't. Health issues/weight loss from being diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis, Low Testosterone being these reasons. I didn't want to spend the rest of my life feeling the way I did, and AAS has improved my life dramatically in more way than one.
I am not sure addiction is the right word for those of us on medically supervised hrt / trt. Testosterone is a nature hormone that the male body requires.
I also require oxygen and h2o to survive but I would not call that an addiction either.
With what's stated above......YUP I'm addicted......FFS (for fuck's sake)!
Yea I don't know if I'd say addicted ... Its a way of life for me. I fill better, cloths fit better, I fill great in and out of the gym. And it really help ole woody wood pecker. So I'm good at this moment fellas..