It’s not that i don’t think AAS shorter life spans more often than not.
It’s not that I’m threatened and feel the need to live in denial of the risk factors of AAS. It’s that i know these things and made my choice 23 years ago. I guess i assume everyone knows this. Maybe some guys are so disillusioned that they don’t think AAS can kill you young. I mean, hell, look at Dallas McCarver. It’s damn mean impossible to think his death wasn’t due to AAS. I doubt anyone could be that much in denial of common sense.
So, you decide to cross that line and use and abuse AAS knowing you’ll die much younger. Do we really need to go on and on about the death of someone none of us know? I care about the loss of our friends here, and their loved ones. Death sucks!!! It’s very painful! So yes, it is horrible that this guy died so young. But do you choose to live in fear of your decisions after you’ve weighed the pros and cons and made your choice? Or do you live your life and do your best to enjoy the ride as safely as possible within the constraints of your decision?
Anyway, i definitely see your point. I do rage out every time i see these death threads on a random guy who lifts weight that someone searched for on Instagram to scare everyone in the name of protecting the young and innocent here. I hope there isn’t anyone here so innocent/childishly in denial that AAS use comes with serious health risks.
On that note, stay safe! Enjoy bodybuilding! Risk only what you're willing to lose. Go natural if you want no doubts about the possibility of AAS ending your life prematurely.