Going to jail

[corey2021]

So I have sentencing on the 8th for a probation violation and I can do 4 months in the county jail. I've been off test for a few months due to being in county jail and I could definitely tell. Had all the symptoms of low t, lost muscle mass, poor mood etc. I don't wanna go back in to a high stress environment with low testosterone at least for the first few months. I have a full vial of test e and I've been back on for a couple days now. My question is how bad would it be to inject the rest of the vial before I go for sentencing next week? That would be about the equivalent of two grams and if I'm thinking right with the Ester and half life of test e that would carry me at least two months or longer of having a decent amount of test in my system.

 

[Acernine]

Testosterone undecanoate is a longer-acting ester that maintains serum testosterone levels within the normal range without major fluctuations and its longer half-life allows for administration every 3 months after an initial loading dose in a 6-week interval

 

[FredFlinstone85]

Testosterone undecanoate is a longer-acting ester that maintains serum testosterone levels within the normal range without major fluctuations and its longer half-life allows for administration every 3 months after an initial loading dose in a 6-week interval

Came here to answer say this.

Also... man that sucks. In a previous life, I was military and then a Corrections Officer (don't hate, it was a job, and I hate fucking cops now). You really need to think about how taking something is going to affect your mental health and your aggression while in there. Don't get into an altercation that is going to make it 10x as long. Seen that shit a million times.

 

[Acernine]

I wouldn't suggest taking a super human amount, but a reasonable amount undeconate for the situation he said is much batter option then a large hit of a short Ester.

Crashing your test will probably cause depression.

Kinda between a rock and a hard place, but the short sentence would be why it's a option

 

[corey2021]

Testosterone undecanoate is a longer-acting ester that maintains serum testosterone levels within the normal range without major fluctuations and its longer half-life allows for administration every 3 months after an initial loading dose in a 6-week interval

My only issue is I don't have the funds or time to get some test undecanoate. I'm kinda stuck with what I have unfortunately. The good news is I may not have to the 4 months. It's up to the judge ultimately but I feel like that's what's gonna happen.

 

[TestDecaMast]

So I have sentencing on the 8th for a probation violation and I can do 4 months in the county jail. I've been off test for a few months due to being in county jail and I could definitely tell. Had all the symptoms of low t, lost muscle mass, poor mood etc. I don't wanna go back in to a high stress environment with low testosterone at least for the first few months. I have a full vial of test e and I've been back on for a couple days now. My question is how bad would it be to inject the rest of the vial before I go for sentencing next week? That would be about the equivalent of two grams and if I'm thinking right with the Ester and half life of test e that would carry me at least two months or longer of having a decent amount of test in my system.

Couple days back on? I would have just done a proper PCT, since jail time was coming. Save the test for next cycle.

 

[Acernine]

If you just started your cycle, I would stop, as you shouldn't be shut down much. Taking that much test e then nothing for 3 months +, would not be good, you'll spike your levels and they will fail fast

 

[Futuredadbod]

I would take test U in TRT dosages and do bodyweight exercises and lots of cardio/sit ups. Get lean AF and bulk when you get out.

Don't involve yourself in contraband, jail politics, don't run your mouth about anyone, and keep your head low.

I've seen many people I went to high school with turn a 6mo sentence into many years because of crimes they committed while they were in jail on some petty shit. Unfortunately this often leads to "the revolving door" effect. Where you've spent so much time in jail/prison that you keep getting arrested because you don't know how to live outside of institutions anymore.

 

[Deleted member 21405]

Some states let you serve weekends. Any chance of doing that?

 

[Deleted member 21405]

Also, knew a guy who did a couple years in prison. He was shredded already, but came out looking good. He was vegan or something and lived essentially off peanut butter and push ups

 

[Fall_Guy]

I feel like I’m too late but I think you might want to invest in something that will kick back on your natural test. At with least having that, it wouldn’t matter how long you are gone.

 

[EchoMB]

Bookmarking this thread and setting a reminder for 4 months from now, wanna know how this plan turned out hehe

 

[webstar138]

Came here to answer say this.

Also... man that sucks. In a previous life, I was military and then a Corrections Officer (don't hate, it was a job, and I hate fucking cops now). You really need to think about how taking something is going to affect your mental health and your aggression while in there. Don't get into an altercation that is going to make it 10x as long. Seen that shit a million times.

I'm a multiple time convicted felon and absolutely hated all law enforcement until the last time I was locked up and started looking at who the real cause of my consequences were. Sure I was hit with the book a few times even on shit I legitimately was not guilty of. However once I started to acknowledge my part in the situation and seeing the COs and POs as people doing their jobs, I was able to see eye to eye and even respect many of them even while locked up. Some of them are even good people who really cares and took the time to talk with me, offer some sort of support when they saw me trying to change.

Granted there are ALWAYS the fucking needle dick fucks who are on power trips and deserved those ass kicking they got in highschool. But some of them are actually just people doing their jobs, and even want to help when you are receptive to the process of actual corrections. But I wasn't ready until I was ready.

On topic: fuck that get proper pct or just stay off. County jail sucks but use it as your time to get your mind right and break out of the cycle so you never have to fucking spend another day in a fuckin jumpsuit. Shit sucks