I know there is no way you can be physically addicted but what about when your mind keeps telling you to do another cycle when you really don't want to in the first place. I have only done four cycles so far but i always told myself after every one of them that i wouldn't do it again, but i just keep doing it. I really don't want to do anymore, the reason being that i get some big ass stretch marks every time and they really don't go away and for some reason i just get really pist of every time i look in the mirror and see them. Part of me is telling me enough is enough and the other just never wants to stop getting bigger. Kinda of like when you want to stop smoking marijuana but you just end up smoking it again and again and again. I just feel like my mind is really fucked up and i dont know what to do.
The quantity and extent of stretch marks on your body is unusual but it is unclear that you have a substance dependence issue. Gelatine's use of the word
ambivalent is accurate and Trenman's highlighting of the aspects of AAS use that can lead to the sort of ambivalence you describe are also accurate. AAS are unlike drugs of dependence in that they yield a tangible, lasting benefit i.e. bigger muscles and as Trenman pointed out big muscles in turn produce benefits: sexual attractiveness, feelings of physical security, improved job performance (in some cases eg. security guard, bouncer) and improved marketability of self (in some cases eg. male model). Contrast this with the usual drugs of dependence, at best they produce a euphoria that lasts for a hours and feeling of malaise inevitably follows the high and you have nothing to show for the use of the substance.
What you describe in relation to AAS is an ambivalence. You want to be more muscular (which is intrinsically good for men) but you don't want the stretch marks. What drives you to use AAS again is the benefits that come to you from being muscular and a desire to enhance or maintain those benefits. Everytime you win a fight, prevent a fight because of your size, score sex etc. your use of AAS is being reinforced (there is no such benefit to drugs of dependence other than the ephemeral high).
The solution to your problem -- as I see it -- is to resolve the ambivalence by either weighing the consequences of the stretch marks against the benefits of continued AAS usage OR by learning to use AAS without getting stretch marks.
If there is something peculiar about your skin such that it lacks normal elsaticity then you will have to make a choice between AAS or stretchmarks. If you like being big because it makes you more sexually attractive then you will have to weigh that against the ugliness of more stretch marks. Both muscularity and stretch-mark-free skin have a subjective value to you which only you can determine. Which is more important to you? I am not trying to be rhetorical, it could be that muscle mass is the more important to you, I don't know.
The alternative approach to resolving the ambivalence is to try to use AAS without forming stretch marks. Perhaps as others have suggested you are retaining excessive amounts of fluid or you are too young (under 21) to be using AAS and are on a growth spurt.