How are you going to cope with losing your gains/aesthetics?

roid myself up once i'm 60 what does it matter

ill probs start in like 2 years though tbqh

Well I am 28 (started at 24) and in the best shape of my life and I'm only lifting 3 days a week.

No plans on stopping anytime soon. I don't go over-board and take it to the extreme like you guys do so I wont burn out.

>>37673569
what happened to him dood?

>>37673652

Car crash

>>37673569

I lift natty since 3 years now, will lift natty other year (25 years old then), i will cycle test/dbol/tren till im like 30-31, then i will make 1-2 children and as soon as they are born i will blast & cruise for the rest of my life.

I've had a sedentary lifestyle till 27, I've been up to 120kg, then I had a car crash where I should have died.
That has been a wake up call not to neglect the well being of my body
Luckily the only long term consequence is a damaged sciatic nerve, so I've been lifting cautiously for 2 years now, 3 days a week.

I'm 30 and in the best shape I've ever been. In my gym there are a few paraplegic people (one that actually competes internationally, ifbb pro).

What really stops you is what you let do it

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>>37673569
The same way zyzz did, his gains are eternal...

>>37673661
>i will cycle test/dbol/tren till im like 30-31, then i will make 1-2 children
Good luck with that.

>>37673569
I used to mire this guy so hard during the golden ages of /fit/

I wish him the best, a paralyzing car crash is absolutely horrible.

If anything, it's reassurance to the old zyzz mantra

>>37673677
>I used to mire this guy so hard during the golden ages of /fit/

so did zyzz

>>37673569
Roids and small amount of lifting.