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Six months ago I made an effort to change my life, physique and fortune. With older men (58) nothing happens in a hurry, so planning and strategy are paramount. Three goals, lose weight, flatten stomach, lean out. Did several things to facilitate such but would be a fool not to take into consideration the now 6 days I spent in hospital (ER visits) since June 23rd for a bone infection in my tibia which evidently I got in 2/16. Kept pushing forward by changing diet, moving more and pushing through the pain/limitation. Of late, I used some tren, test and primobolan. Been lifting with my daughter near 2 months now, finishing each workout with 20 minutes on the bike (primarily for low leg circulation). Long story short I am down a solid 20 pounds (3 weeks now) and 3 beltloops on my favorite workbelt. Problem is my “fantasies!” Now, I am normally a very calm person with normal thoughts of pulverizing pundits of crossways glances, errant attitudes and basically the m-ther-f-*kers who need their asses beat, but lately these have changed to 30-50 punches to the head, broken fingers, legs etc. Well, being the normally calm person I am, and I’m glad for my new physique, I wish to inquire; is this normal? Or, in essence, should I just “add another lap around the lake??” So to speak... ��
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Welcome inside my head on a daily basis without tren.OFFO
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Just be careful. All those people can and will swing back. And most humans are packing hardware these days. There’s nothing more effective at stopping a bully than a 9mm in the forehead.Comment
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It's the tren if you're not that way normally.OFFO
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It seems like I'm always on the edge ready to fight. Not necessarily looking for one, but ready to start swinging in a heart beat. And I dont even do tren any more.OFFO
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Try taking more caber or another dopamine antagonist. It might calm you down.
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Not familiar with caber, will research!Comment
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