Alright dude you already asked this under a different username, you're just being an askhole at this point and you've been flaired accordingly

You are also required to try to answer your own question in AskTRP somewhere in the post

Try to find what you are good at physically. We all have weaknesses that it is good to work but in the end even if we do not go with our strengths, we miss out. Even if you did get massive muscles on a naturally small frame, your organs would just be overloaded all the time. Putting crap into your body like implants won't make it better and further overloading your organs with the effects of AAS to just attain marginally better results will further stress it. AAS are about improved margins they can't change fundamentals and they come at a cost -financial, health and constant stress tinkering variables that would just naturally be OK if you were not messing with yourself.

Find a sport that suits you and strength train for it. Then you will have a great body that looks and feels right. Lifting to get big is not for you. Your body is telling you that. Be your best self not someone else's idea of best. Get to like yourself.

I just happen to be on the far low end of responders.

Sure, but you've still put on 70 lb of muscle - that's more than 99% of other men in the world.

I think you're focusing on the negatives. It's always tempting to blame bad genetics, but everyone has pros and cons and life isn't fair - all we can do is crash on with what we've got.

It's sounds like you've got a lot of work to do. Not with your body. But with your thoughts process.

First off, your suggestions are fucking gaytarded. Let just say that you get silicone implants or synthol. You're going to look like a fucking moron. It's not going to get you laid or respected. In fact you'll probably be the laughing stock of whatever community you live in.

People will know you're severely mentally ill and insecure and definitely steer clear of you.

Now, your attitude sucks. It's awful! Ditch that victim mentality. You're doing great by lifting. Continue that. You need to work in some social skills. Start going out by yourself and doing fun things that you like. While you're there, talk to people. You need friends. Ones that will tell you that synthetically altering your body is a dumb idea.

Women and men don't think alike. Keep this in mind. Men are more visually based with attraction. Women like personality and dominance. You've got to work on your social skills and fix your attitude bro.

Who let the fembot in? She seems to be getting shorter and younger with each post. Lawl.

After the newbie gains, when you hit the intermediate phase, training hard doesn't matter nearly as much as training smart. You need to figure out how to adjust your routine to make further gains. Without knowing anything about you or your routine, your emphasis on "HARD" suggests you're probably taking your main sets on the compound lifts to failure or near-failure, grinding out the last few reps, and probably doing too much overall volume. That works for newbies but as you get more advanced, it impedes your recovery, and thus you don't grow or get stronger. I see this all the time in commercial gyms. Silicone implants and synthol are stupid, and steroids would be a waste and likely not as effective as you think because it's doubtful that your training and recovery are dialed in such that you're near your potential.