So this is what the women's section has become?? Tsk tsk. I stopped in to check and my mind is a bit blown...
Look girlfriend - you're cute and and have a nice body. I'm going to give it like the guys do in their sections.
I had MUCH MUCH more quality mass natural and after 2 years of lifting than you have after a couple cycles. I knew I wanted to build, and I knew the kind of lifestyle it took. I knew nothing about gear though. And I knew I had my gender against me.
You're doing something wrong, you're starting too early.
You know how I did it? I lifted and I ate and I rested. I didn't take ass pics and selfies. I was too sore and inflamed and bloated from eating.
On Monday, I squatted as heavy as I could for 6+ sets. Then, I single leg lunged with 135 for 4+ sets. Then, I deadlifted. Then I I did romanian DLs. In the same session.
I ate 30+ grams of protein for breakfast. Then I had a protein snack. Protein for lunch, protein for dinner. Real food. Chicken breasts, eggs, beans, rice, potatoes. I slept for 10 hours, 12 sometimes if I had the time.
Tuesday, I heavy benched, OHP, rows and accessories. I sweat. I hurt. After heavy bench and OHP, I'd slap on a plate and fucking row that bitch barbell until my triceps felt like they'd fall off.
I did lower/upper, rest, lower/upper. Powerlifting like this is really high volume and frequency. I could never keep up like that now!
Wednesday I would rest and eat. I didn't take any fucking pictures because my arms fucking HURT from my lifting and I wanted to be in bed resting or stuffing my face. No way could I lift them to stop to take a fucking ass pic in the mirror. Get your priorities straight!
On Thursday and Friday, I'd repeat. For 2 years I did all the compound lifts like this - day in, day out. I went when I was tired and sore. I never skipped a day. On the weekends I'd do met con to keep the muscles pumped and used to endurance.
Again, I didn't take pictures. I was eating and I wasn't lean or 'in shape'. I was lifting to build, and I knew as a woman, I needed to train like a man and then some. I would come out of the weight room drenched in sweat and absolutely knackered.
Then, it was time to cut. I cut my carbs lower and went on a 4 month cut with no cheats. I lost 40 lbs and voila...muscle. I started getting asked if I was on AAS and finally after a couple years of being asked I looked into gear. However, even on gear, there was never a time I built better muscle than the beginning when I ate, slept and lifted. I worked hard and I put on muscle quickly. And then when I dieted, my body was well fed and trained and it shed fat SO QUICKLY. Even with gear and fat loss aids, I've never been able to replicate the first 2-3 years of my lifting career.
RANA - Your body is a clean slate. Even after your cycles, you don't have a lot of muscle. You're not eating enough of the right macro. You're not lifting enough - often enough, heavy enough, with enough volume. If you do it right, you don't need these substances right now.
Nobody is giving you the story straight, but I see these pics and can barely tell you pick up a weight. I'm not trying to be mean, I just want to give you some realistic advice. Mass comes with hard work. Mass comes with time. Mass comes with food. Mass comes with rest. Mass comes with consistency. Even into my 6th year of lifting, my body is changing. Put down your camera, put down the needles. go buy a pound of chicken breasts, get in the gym, and fucking LIFT. Stop this wannabe fitness model bullshit. You're not even close. If you have the drive and the passion for lifting though, you could be there in a couple years. Then you can strive to perfect your craft and body.
Right now you have a ton of work to do.