Downsides to TRT for life?

[DannZ]

Yes injecting might be a pain over the years, but are there really that many downsides to lifelong TRT? Devil's advocate: if you wan't to compare yourself to "most people" who don't need to inject themselves with a hormone so often, take a look around. Most men decline pretty drastically in their 30s and for many even their 20s. Old age seems like it sucks for vast majority anyway. Hell most men seem pretty downtrodden after they're done having kids. Is it really that bad if you give yourself something that'll make you want to work out and eat well? Or is it really that big of a price to pay if you made the most of your younger years doing...you know?

Could be totally off the mark here. Give it to me straight if so.

 

[Canknucklehead]

Small balls, trouble having kids if you want them

 

[juicebro]

I'd say you need some test in you asap. Why do you need approval from other men? Live your life the way you want to live it. I know I am.

 

[x666x]

Life long TRT

Legal: Will cost you a lot of money over the course of your life if you have to pay out of pocket or can't get a doctor to prescribe it because your 2 points above the cutoff for a 98 year old man. If your hct is too high they might take you off, which is very common for white men. Who knows what the new protocols will be in a few years, perhaps only transgender 11 year old girls will be allowed to use T.

Illegal: There is no downside. You can stock up on raws(enough to last for many years), in lots of esters, you can blast and cruise, you can enjoy your life. You can toss in a little masteron to keep your pecker rock hard with cum blasts that will put your gf's eye out.

The only downside is if you're ever in a situation where you can't stay on T, it is miserable if you've been using for 10+ years nonstop trying to come off. Once the nuts have been shutdown for a decade or more with a low T starting point, it's over.....it's T or death.

If you want to see low T, look no further than POTUS.

 

[JC Grifter]

The only drawback for me is pinning for life. Cost isn’t an issue as I have a script and with GoodRx it costs me $38 for a 20 week supply.