There’s No Cure For Stupid.

Circa 1915: Abe Boshes was American President Woodrow Wilson's

personal trainer from 1917-1924.

Ignorance is one's lack of knowledge; stupidity is one's rejection of knowledge. 

And there’s no changing the minds of those non-achievers who scream “steroids!” at everyone who's ever excelled at what they themselves have failed at.

Virtually every fitness and bodybuilding video online is deluged with disparaging comments from losers who are crying big girlie tears because they cannot summon the slightest motivation to get their asses to the gym or to work out at home.

Hundreds of photos—called “cabinet cards” in days of yore—can be viewed online of spectacularly built men from the 1800s and early 1900s, long before steroids existed. However, supplying such “proof” to this subgroup of desperate deniers changes nothing in their eyes, because hanging on to their self-serving worldview overwhelms all else. To hell with facts, right?

Not to ignore either the obvious obsession of many of these same males who spend hours searching for and watching videos of men with beautiful bodies. Like the schoolboy who pulls the hair of the schoolgirl he has a crush on so as to disguise his attraction to her—lest his friends rag on him about it—these commenters leave disparaging comments about their crushes to cover for their attraction to these men. It’s called Psychology 101. Hey, don’t blame the messenger for seeing so clearly what these Sad Sacks think they’re hiding—after all, that's why they're called stupid.

Add to this the smorgasbord of insecurities that most men are trying to hide, and you end up with a whole lot of nasty, volatile, violent guys who feel justified in their anger.

Steroids are the miracle fountain of youth everyone’s been searching for, and thus serve nicely as the main go-to excuse for losers who need some way to justify their failure at something so ridiculously simple as building muscle, you know, because they're "morally superior."

To hide the fact you take steroids under a doctor's supervision is ridiculous. To believe you need steroids to build impressive muscle is wrong. To demonize steroids as your personal excuse for failing to achieve the body you've always wanted is to embarrass yourself.