Thanks man. Even though you said them same thing I have heard before at least you didn't feel the need to be a prick doing it.
I would like to consider the viewpoint that several of you have before I decided to do a second cycle but nobody has given be any reasons behind why they think these things. Without understanding why you feel I shouldn't have cycled I'm not sure if your correct and know something I don't or if you just make the common mistake of assuming my goals are the same as your goals.
An open question to all (even doucherob and Daddy Mac) is why I shouldn't have done this cycle and why I shouldn't do another cycle.
Replies I will consider not valid:
-You could have made these gains natural and been able to use your first cycle later when its harder to grow.
Why?
For the 4rth and final time I have no intentions of being a body builder. I don't want to be 230+ lbs. A lean 200-210 would be great.
-Money
Why?
Its my money, and I've been lucky enough in my career that the amount of money gear costs isn't an issue.
-Gain will be lost with no reason as to why...
Why?
I don't believe that at 240 lbs you all magically learned that you need to eat and train thru your PCT if you want to keep your gains. Regardless of size I can take the same drugs a 240lb man can, and I can maintain the diet I was growing on same as him. Why does he get to keep his and I will lose mine for sure?
I would love it if somebody could tell me what I need to do to make sure that I don't lose my gains if I'm not doing it. I didn't take this path to waste my time and money, I want results.
I'm not one of those idiots who things that AAS can replace proper diet and training.
But if great diet + good training = growing.
Then great diet + good training + AAS = growing more.
I think the difference between those two speed of growing is more dramatic in people like me who have a hard time putting on mass. Perhaps my natural test levels are on the low side of normal.
I don't believe I have risked my health with the cycle I ran so I fail to see the downside.
This post is not meant to stir anybody up! I just honestly don't understand the reasoning behind the advice that I admittedly have heard a couple times now.