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  Because pretending your natural while using steroids is wrong. It’s called being a fake, a phony, a fraud. People who use steroids without disclosing them are pathetic, even worse when they claim to be natural like the rock.
context: Lol. Try getting Hollywood just to list who’s had a nose job. Good luck. >
  
  This was my thought exactly. Like put a list at the end of every film and tv series stating body modifications and supplements, gym routines, makeup and skin care routines.
  We want to know exactly who and what we are dealing with. >
  
  The movie, fashion, and workout industries would crumble. The entire marketing industry would explode and leave craters. >
  
  You're not privy to other's personal lives. Unless they're in a position of authority, >
  
  This is relevant to this conversation, how? >
  
  Or maybe people should stop idolising them so much. >
  
  People have idolized others since the dawn of time, I don’t think it’s going to change anytime soon. So while I don’t disagree, this suggestion won’t help solve anything. >
  
  Neither will yours. Required by who, exactly. And what purpose would it serve, anyway? >
  
  The rock definitely uses roids but Hugh jackman admitted about the 36 hour dehydration fast he did before any shirtless scenes or photos. He admitted it was unhealthy and it wasn’t good for the body. Hugh Jackman has always been candid about those things. Anyone working out every day with a specific diet and then fasts for 3 days would have a shit ton of muscle definition. >
  
  100% agree, people who use should be 100% honest about it as if they're not it sets an unreasistic expection for natural people trying to achieve muscle gain. >
  
  If they admit it, it can be seen as an endorsement. 
  It’s a lose/lose for them. >
  
  Nah, how about: it’s none of people’s business. Just because someone is a celebrity doesn’t give anyone any right to violate their privacy.
  Angry upvote. >
  
  If you want to be private about it then don’t tell people you’re natural either, keep it ambiguous. It’s the open lie that’s the problem. This is very damaging to young men’s body image. >
  
  whaaaaaat?? 
  so you wanna legislate to save stupid people from themselves by forcing actors to disclose personal medical information to the world? we should saddle actors with a duty of care to strangers? 
  what else should we do to prevent halfwits from halfwitting? >
  
  about a month ago I held the same idea. But part of my job is to self reflect and more importantly look at society from a holistic approach. It’s too early in the morning for me to deep dive, but yes we should “saddle” actors with the responsibility of educating the same people they’re profiting from. >
  
  
  Up until recently I truly didn’t give a shit if a celebrity was on steroids and didn’t think it mattered at all.    
  That was until The Rock/Hugh Jackmen. Apparently there are people in the world that truly believe the fucking Rock is natural… What are these people smoking? 
  
  So you now believe that using steroids is wrong, because some people think that the Rock is not on steroids? >
  
  I never once said using steroids is wrong. >
  
  So why is one persons inability to know something a requirement for the actor to disclose what is essentially medical information?