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Men get really big and lean when using steroids, but I don't know a single girl that has ever used them so I thought that it will be a good idea to ask here if somebody used them or have some more insight? I work out for 3 years already and I'm pretty much in the same spot since last year. I'm on a good, healthy diet and I have tried gaining weight and then losing it to help my muscles grow, but my body doesn't really seem to change. I don't want to look like a man, but I don't like the idea of not seeing any progress either.
I just want to move forward and do something more with my body, but I really feel like I'm out of options here, so I would love to hear some ideas!
As for voice changes, clitoris enlargement, additional body hair - true those are the downsides of steroids, but you would have to be using them a lot for a longer period of time.
Take into account also that women will never be as big and ripped as men naturally. We even have more body fat to begin with - women with 20% BF is considered to be in a nice shape, while men with 20% BF are overweight - we are just built differently, leave steroids for men or bodybuilders. You will be much more feminine and attractive for men if you just keep working out and progress slowly, step by step.
Just keep working out and you will see improvement, you can make other thread with your current routine, diet and we'll help you move forward - thing is here though that for women any progress from certain point will come much slower than for men because we are not genetically made to be as strong and big as them, our muscles simply don't grow in the same way, but hey, you wouldn't want that, right?
Just like Katyaa and MomLovesIron said, steroids are a tool. You are free to use this tool if you want and even as it's mostly associated with men, women can use steroids as well. They just have to use lower doses and don't run exact cycles copied men. It requires a little bit knowledge or somebody to guide you, but you can improve and it doesn't exactly mean that you will grow a moustache, get bigger arm than your boyfriend and other myths that some people are saying.
Like someone here in this discussion said already, woman's body won't grow as much as man's body, but they can still turn to be really helpful, it greatly depends on your goal. I'm not pro-steroids use, but I'm not against it either. I haven't been on a cycle myself, because I never needed it but I know some women that were attending Bikini Fitness events that did and they did quite a lot of them. Now you should ask yourself, do they really look not feminine? Are they too big?
They are not and they have used plenty of them. So if you feel like using them, you can go for it, although it will require a different approach than with men.
I would probably end up feeling like I stole all this power and shape that I'm in.
I never used them either, but I'm happy with what I have and I don't have the aspirations to have the best body in the world and you can achieve basically everything you need without any use of steroids. We can compare it to driving newest Mercedes and newest Lamborghini. You can get all the pleasure you need from driving brand-new Mercedes, so do you really need to spend 7 times more money on newest Lamborghini?
The same thing is with steroids - do you really need to run full tests, spend money, risk your health - though if you know what you are doing, there is not much risk involved, just to get a better body, which won't really be noticed unless you get on the scene. It makes much bigger difference for men than for women!
Thanks a lot for explaining it all to me. I don't consider steroids really bad or good, but I don't think I have enough knowledge and experience to make such statements anyway.
I know that women can't grow as much as men no matter how much steroids they will take, but I won't rule them out completely, so maybe in the future I will think about it again, but as for now I will focus on a good diet and work out. Thanks again for all those responses, I appreciate it.