Potential problem?

**Odin** · 10-11-2012, 02:58 AM

I've never ridden a bike before and am tryin to plan mine out now. I'm sure it's different for everyone but I've got some anger issues, is this a problem?

**PAiN** · 10-11-2012, 03:36 AM

You talking about aggression from being on cycle?

**dye1337** · 10-12-2012, 01:09 AM

I'm actually angrier off cycle than I am when on cycle. So, I think it depends entirely on the person. Tren makes me paranoid though, no getting around that. No problems with any other compound

**PAiN** · 10-12-2012, 02:18 AM

I always feel great and in alot better mood on cycle. I do notice a difference in aggression when I'm in the gym training though.

**Cweld** · 10-12-2012, 03:22 AM

Ya bro same here. WAY more aggressive in the gym. Off cycle was back to norm in a few weeks.

**ShortnWide** · 10-12-2012, 04:36 AM

I had bad anger issues all through my teen and early twenties and only had a few problems. I think it's what you make of it. Just be coherent of your actions and you should be fine. I always tell my self "Its the gear, I'm jacked and this looks bad or I'm to old for this" and usually have no prob.
Yes if someones a douch bag or an asshole and just let's everything get to them - then yes it's a bad idea. Its part of becoming an adult, to understand when to flip out and when not to flip out.

**Camzilla** · 10-12-2012, 12:15 PM

^^This^^

Thus far Ive been pretty calm, outside the gym. In the gym I push in my headphones, pull down my beanie, and fucking RAGE!! Afterwards I so happy with myself for pushing so dang much. I just leave it all on the bench. And walk out on cloud 9.

At home I have had to remind myself that xxxxx is not really a big deal, "Its prolly the gear". Only a few times, not full time. I took cues from my wifes attitude for the first few days.

For me this is something I have experience with. I was a pissed off teenager. So I recall my Dad helping me make a concerted effort to be aware of/and control my attitude. So Ive been down this road before. Big difference is that this is round two, and Im alot more mature. Plenty more life experience to think back on. A smartass comment doesnt piss me off anymore now that Ive experienced what real pain, and stress is like.

Yeah the reality of raising children, paying bills, society, mortgages, health scares, etc......

That "Being an adult" shit has taught me a good lesson about what I should waste emotional energy on.

Gluck Bro!

**deathdodger** · 10-12-2012, 03:29 PM

get ur anger out in the gym, take up power liftin', bodybuild, and ride a bike a few times a week. make sure u can let out pure aggression, and also do something thats calmin'

**alinshop** · 10-12-2012, 08:21 PM

Originally Posted by deathdodger

get ur anger out in the gym, take up power liftin', bodybuild, and ride a bike a few times a week. make sure u can let out pure aggression, and also do something thats calmin'

^^^this

**pump1344** · 10-28-2012, 11:34 PM

Originally Posted by Odin

I've never ridden a bike before and am tryin to plan mine out now. I'm sure it's different for everyone but I've got some anger issues, is this a problem?

Been Riding for 30 years or more first bike being a 88 HD 1000 last year of the sholve head before they came out with the E motor ,Then a week later I wanted a 1200 , but rideing you have to respect your bike and the road , i am from Mass and we have a helmet law. a lot of people feel its there right to decide to wear one or not, Me I think we need all the protection we can get all it takes is one person not to look and your all done , now in NH there is no helmet law but in just about every store you go in they have a collection can on the counter " Head Injury Fund" Juice is like a bike and you need to respect it just like rideing needs to be respected