I don't respect it, generally. I don't really respect the gainz or the physique. It's annoying when people try to downplay the role that the juice plays in their accomplishments- really, Brad, then wtf are you taking it? Exactly, lol.

For me, it's just annoying as a natty, that some dude can juice and then blow past me in a month or two, even if they had never trained before, lol. I'm not an aesthetics guy, outside of not wanting to be fat and at least looking like I lift/athletic, so it's moreso the strength/athleticism gainz that bother me.

Like if you're natty and beat me, good on you, respect, there's always somebody bigger, stronger, faster than you are. It's weird, because I'm generally very intrinsically motivated, not just with lifting, but life in general. Like it makes no difference to me whether the gym I train at is full of cardio bunnies or full of meatheads, because I'm generally just trying to beat myself and don't really get motivated by trying to "keep up with the Joneses," so to speak. But for whatever reason, maybe because I see it as "cheating" (aware it's not, unless you're competing in something where it is banned), juicers just kind of peeve me, lol. My problem, nobody else's, of course.

To be clear, I'm not suggesting anybody does or should give a single **** about what I think, but the OP is asking for opinions.

As others have stated - mainly if they are fake natties then I don't much respect them. I think its BS to mislead people and give them unrealistic expectations.

I guess I don't really respect people who hop on it really quick too. I've been training regularly over 16 years now and am still natty. You have some *******s who train for like a few months and are hopping on ****and shyt.

If a newbie on dat dere blows past your strength in two months, you are weak as fuk.