Perhaps true, but doesn't it seem like every huge roided up guy has a hot girl, or atleast one with a smoking body.
Are you going to base your decision on what "seems" to be true? I don't know how old you are, but if you are over 16 you should know by now that glossy magazines and slick web videos and photos do not show the true world that is bodybuilding.
Exactly how many juiced pro bodybuilders are living a life that you would really want to trade places with? My guess is not many. The industry is selling a
fantasy in order to move prodcut$ (women's fashion magazines do the same thing) and there is nothing wrong with that--as long as you realize that is what it is. The industry would not be appealing if they consistently showed the "after" photos of guys who had burned out, had health problems, died, were in jail, living in a van down by the river, etc.
by the way, I am not anti-steroid. I just think your decision should be based on reality--not fantasy.