I understand what you’re saying, and more than likely your body will be able to return back to its normal chemistry before the aas. I had run 12+ large cycles before I decided to come off gear and let my body recover…a year clean and I realized I just didn’t feel right and it wasn’t a mental thing. Went to the best HRT doctor within several hundred miles and discovered I did have a problem…one being that my test level was in the low 200’s and I’m in my early 30’s. Yes, I’m sadly dependent on TRT for the rest of my life due to poor decisions in my youth. That being said, at 200mg test a week all my blood work numbers are better than a “healthy” male of my age. There is also no problem with fertility (was a major concern of mine), although some people aren’t as fortunate. I’d say come off like I did for an extended period of time and continue to train hard and eat right. Most likely you’ll be fine and have avoided my mistake. Don’t let yourself dwell on the weight that you used to lift, there is no prize for out lifting everybody in the gym.