The media will never change.

maldorf · Dec 11, 2007

Here is a post I found over on AR a few minutes ago. Someone is doing a documentary on addictions and wants AAS users to participate. I don't see how they hope to get anyone to participate with this approach.

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Ashop · Dec 11, 2007

maldorf said:
Here is a post I found over on AR a few minutes ago. Someone is doing a documentary on addictions and wants AAS users to participate. I don't see how they hope to get anyone to participate with this approach.

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I'm sure they will get some of the worst people ever. kind of like the MTV show the did on AAS use.

maldorf · Dec 11, 2007

Alin said:
I'm sure they will get some of the worst people ever. kind of like the MTV show the did on AAS use.

Yeah, that is in the back of my mind. They will get some fool wanting attention, someone that is immature and ignorant.

BrooklynBB · Dec 11, 2007

maldorf said:
Yeah, that is in the back of my mind. They will get some fool wanting attention, someone that is immature and ignorant.

Like I've written many times on this board before: Steroids are the mainstream go-to story these days, and anytime anyone mentions "steroids" on television, it gets everyones attention.

Yesterday I was training at my local gym, was wearing a tank-top, and a guy starts loudly telling his friend that the only way to look like is if I take steroids. Guys, I wish I was as massive or ripped or built as this guy was making me seem, but the fact is I bust my ass HARD, diet hard and for all of that hard work it gets minimized to this false belief that it must be the steroids that got me built.

So, let MTV or whomever is doing this show have their fun and let the idiot viewers participate in their brainwashing ignorance. I chose not to watch thier other "bodybuilding" specials which had nothing to do with the lifestyle and only sought out to exploit the poor guys whose lives they tried to portray as obsessive, compulsive, narcissistic half-men.