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Last month, I posted here how I did some steroids for the first time and felt quite a difference than without them. I wasn't sold on steroid use though. The constant need for needles and the replacement of my natural production such that I replaced it and could potentially damage my natural production such that I became dependent on steroids (and the issues of testosterone to estrogen ratio imbalances) made me decide against it as something is do long-term. A user DMed me and suggested a drug in pill format which doesn't replace testosterone but increases one's natural production without necessarily negatively impacting the T/E ratio balance.

I've been on this for about 3 weeks now or so.

I'm telling you guys that the question of why aren't men doing anything, why are men letting this happen, why are men so weak, why men... comes down to a T issue. My experience from this drug for 3 weeks now is that it makes you motivated, way more "mental clarity", more assertive and more likely to want to do something rather than nothing to solve your problems. It's a "take charge" drug unlike any other and instead of making anything more difficult it makes everything easier. It also seems to act as a guard against laziness or anything that would normally pacify me including recreational drugs, porn and all the vices most guys get caught up in. These vices have less impact on me and I'm more in control. It a huge noticeable difference too not even a subtle one. It's so apparent I even have started to question if women's general low tolerance to alcohol is entirely a size thing or is it a lack of testosterone thing? I think science has underestimated test and alcohol reaction together.

I really think people are underestimating the impact of low T on society as a whole. People say it's an issue and bring it up from time-to-time but do they really understand. I know I didn't... Prior to this I'd say the usual script of jews are poisoning the water with birth control and shit that increases E while lowering T leading to transgenders and weak men but I'd consider myself not like these victims or not as impacted but yet, the difference still feels like night and day to me.

I also think the average testosterone numbers are lied about. Doctors say X is average for men of Y age but I bet the reality is that this "average" is based on today's already depressed T stats. I bet historically men had twice as much T as now.

If anyone is wondering on "what to do" to solve our problems without fed posting and then conduction Minecraft style ops, I think an effective solution on what to do might actually be just getting more men to increase their T. I also realize this seems counter to a lot of moral things with regards to being natural and treating your body like a temple but I think it's more of a fight fire with fire angle. Our society is reducing men's T through the environment and therefore, raising it using drugs is instead merely trying to right an unnatural pressure being forced onto men in order to bring men's hormones levels up to where it ought to be so society can heal by men's influence.

Anyway, based on my experience I just really think people are underestimating this aspect.

It also really illuminates the strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create hard time, hard times create strong men cycle to me. I guarantee that weak and strong is highly correlated to testosterone levels so if we want to fix things before the natural process does it, we need to intervene by creating strong men which means increasing T.