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as long as you are still getting linear progress from SS, dont switch yet. after that, there is too much you can choose from. i would suggest to do dan john's "one lift a day" program. or 5x5 if you feel ready. the squat and milk program might be a little over the top for your goals though. one suggestion: a 500 calorie deficit is far too much. it defies the purpose of starting strength, namely to get stronger. you need to get stronger and up your work capacity before you "bulk". if you feel the need to undereat, stick to -200 cal. MAX! concerning bulking, if your fitness goal is to look like this guy in the picture, all you need is time and hard work, no bulking, and a low bodyfat to aim at.
and dont listen to the drones that tell you to up your cardio: the magic happens AFTER you train, your body consumes a lot of energy to repair and (re)build your body when weightlifting, which does not happen after your "cardio" session. therefor, what you are doing now is better for fat loss than any cardio. if you are looking for a way to not go huffing and puffing after taking a few stairs, look for some metabolic conditioning and/or GPP like crossfit or gym jones.
hope that helped
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