bigboichoi
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Most of the guys I know in the military take steroids but started after boot camp
How common is it and do supervisors care at all l?
How common is it and do supervisors care at all l?
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Ghoul
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If your chain of command got suspicious, your commander would have to order steroid testing, and you'd be booted out like any other illegal drug user.
Steroids are not part of standard random or security clearance drug tests.
KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT, and you'll be fine. Mention it to JUST ONE GUY, and he'll be the one to get a DUI and try to lessen his punishment by ratting you out. He'll get a letter of reprimand, and you'll be the one struggling to get a job at McDonalds with a bad discharge.
If anything there are definitely guys higher up and NCOs taking them, especially in more physically demanding jobs. Nobody really cares as long as you keep it to yourself. However, if you do start making enemies in higher positions, don’t be surprised if you’re getting “random” drug tests.
Spaceman Spiff
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isnt this your 3rd thread about going military and steroids?
JFC dude, you are wanting to go into the reserves.
Why not stick to the same thread?
JFC dude, you are wanting to go into the reserves.
Why not stick to the same thread?
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Liter O' Test
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your posts are like "wanting to join stolen valor"
you're like trying to get the attention of a guy who is just "thinking" of joining
first step is see if you can pass the asvab
christ dude youre 30 years old not 15.
youll make a great cop dude, your fat confused ass will be great with a gun
you're like trying to get the attention of a guy who is just "thinking" of joining
first step is see if you can pass the asvab
christ dude youre 30 years old not 15.
youll make a great cop dude, your fat confused ass will be great with a gun
Don't do it. Do not fucking do it. I got popped for weed when I was in the Air Force they raided my house and found all my gear. Got me in a load of shit just stay natty or get trt prescribed
Yeah that’s one reason I got out after 8 years. I wanted to be on the sauce and felt it too risky while enlisted. It wasn’t the main reason. Just one of the pros of getting out.
malfeasance
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Article 15? Discharge? What happened???
Article 15 and general discharge
TheMoto
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People are so full of sh1t
bigboichoi
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I still gotta decide if I wanna come off and join army I mean I need the money badly but since I've been blasting and cruise for 3 years it might take me a while to recover.
I know it sounds stupid but my parents are really against gear I gotta move out I respond really well to it though and haven't had side effects
Been applying to jobs I hope I find something man damn but the army sounds good cause you get that respect and are paid to stay in shape which is what I'm looking for
I know it sounds stupid but my parents are really against gear I gotta move out I respond really well to it though and haven't had side effects
Been applying to jobs I hope I find something man damn but the army sounds good cause you get that respect and are paid to stay in shape which is what I'm looking for
Ghoul
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Honestly roid use is hardly a major concern in the military. If it's something you stick in their face it'll be an issue. But if you can keep your mouth shut you can be like the other tens of thousands who never have an issue.
It's the mouth shut part most have a problem with though.
You can't even tell your woman. You just never, ever know who'll turn on you.
Beyond that, it's a good way for a young guy to get some direction, build a solid foundation under your feet, experience some rare adventure, earn some respect from society, and gain benefits that will last you a lifetime.
Try to get overseas. Just pick the countries on your dream sheet carefully, ensuring aas availability.
If you're single, it beats the hell out of punching a clock.
Liter O' Test
Member
DO. SOMETHING.
applying to jobs on indeed or whatever people do is not going to help.
bigboichoi
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I'm applying to jobs everyday lol not having a job is awful and I haven't competed since last year in powerlifting so I've fallen behind.
Honestly the army seems like a great way to move somewhere else but I gotta stay out of trouble and of course not mention the gear use to anybody
Some people do get jealous over it my family tried to start shit
Lucky it's not worse TBH I could be in jail now that would be hell but not having a job is pretty damn close it's horrible
For me being in shape is important and getting a fresh start
Of course I'm not gonna tell anyone about using gear some people might call drug addict etc also it's like cosmetic surgery some people get jealous smh
bigboichoi
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I am just looking for a job that gives me freedom and benefits of course and also enough money where I can run gear and compete in powerlifting which is my passion
But it's probably gonna take me a year to recover I gotta taper off and everything u know
Man wish I was more responsible with my money and moved out when I had the chance u know smh
But it's probably gonna take me a year to recover I gotta taper off and everything u know
Man wish I was more responsible with my money and moved out when I had the chance u know smh
Liter O' Test
Member
i think a in the public sector would be perfect for you, somewhere efficiency doesn't matter, a job thats hard to lose that you just have to show up for. or maybe construction
blastncruiser
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All my friends in the military used steroids (infantry in army). Not during boot camp however.
Ghoul
Well-known Member
You're a clean slate in the military. You can build yourself into a new person, Just remember you start at zero and have to pay your dues like everyone else. But your first few promotions are automatic and all of life's details are handled for you. You never have to be concerned with getting reasonably good, healthy food, decent housing, healthcare. At least not until you get married or move up high enough in rank. In a lot of ways, starting out in the military is life on easy mode once you're out of training. You do your job, and everything else is handled. How many jobs are going to give you a good chunk of working hours to work out?
Spaceman Spiff
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Should have gotten off 4 months ago on your first fucking post about this to get your life in order.
@Liter O' Test is right. you need to fucking do something dude.
You are a grown ass man and you are prioritizing steroids over possible things to do with your life. You are delaying it probably not for steroids but because you do not want to grow up.
Go get a job at walmart.
This is why we tell kids to not do drugs if they cannot prioritize what is important.
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