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Is it wrong that all I aspire to be is a roid whore?

To dedicate my life to the pursuit of muscle, steroids, sex and more muscle?

Fuck, it’s all I think about.

I want to be objectified. Pumping up, flexing, posing, growing, injecting roids, fucking… it consumes my mind.

I swear I can feel the testosterone in my veins.

My muscles are pumped all the time.

My veins are becoming thick and ropy.

I’ve outgrown most of my clothes.

My cock is constantly hard and dripping precum.

My nipples are so sensitive, that just brushing against them brings me to the edge of cumming.

Sometimes, I can’t believe what I see in the mirror.

Hell, I get off on what I see in the mirror.

I love putting on one of my skimpy stringers and posing in the mirror at the gym.

I love to see the pump happen as I flex, muscles and veins bulging.

Gets me so hard, I have to give into the release.

I’m always thinking about my next injection, because I know it means more muscle, more growth, incessant erections and, well…just more.

I spend longer admiring and flexing in the mirror, I apply more product to enhance my looks, my dick is harder at my perfection

I wake up knowing that this obsession with my looks, my cocky toxic personality, my perfect god cock, is spreading to more and more of you in the world

Bodybuilder & ‘Broscience Based Lifter’ Paul DiDonato.

Meatheads

To focus solely on muscle growth and "become dumb" in the sense of minimizing distractions, you can consider the following strategies:

1. **Routine and Structure**: Create a rigid daily routine that prioritizes your workouts and meal times. Wake up, train, eat, and sleep at the same times every day. This will help you fall into a predictable pattern that minimizes decision-making and reduces mental clutter.

2. **Eliminate Distractions**: Remove anything from your environment that doesn't directly support your goal. This could mean getting rid of or hiding your phone, TV, or computer when you're not using them for research or planning your workouts and meals.

3. **Minimal Social Interaction**: Limit your social interactions to those that are directly supportive of your goals. Avoid people who might bring up topics unrelated to fitness or who could distract you from your focus.

4. **Monotasking**: When you're doing something, give it your full attention. Whether it's working out, eating, or resting, focus on that task and nothing else. This will help you stay present and avoid worrying about other things.

5. **Meditation and Mindfulness**: Practice mindfulness to stay in the moment and reduce anxiety about work or other distractions. Even a few minutes a day can help train your mind to focus on the present.

6. **Supplementation**: Consider using supplements that may help with muscle growth and focus, such as creatine, protein powder, and nootropics. Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement regimen.

7. **Visualization**: Spend time visualizing yourself achieving your muscle growth goals. This can help reinforce your focus and motivation, pushing out thoughts of work or other distractions.

8. **Avoid Overthinking**: When you find yourself worrying about work, acknowledge the feeling and then let it go. Overthinking can derail your focus, so practice recognizing when you're doing it and gently redirecting your thoughts back to your fitness goals.