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I jump at more imaginary bugs. There was this one time death appeared and I was fully alert and there was a hum or vibrations and singing. And so sometimes I wonder if I died and that was one of the tines, and the quantumesque nature of the universe means my conciousness shifted to one of the remaining living states. (Quantum mechanics is BS tho rly) Anyway. Drugs won't solve my dilemma. They don't even help me sleep and certainly aren't a good way to test death again. Best to go it God's way stay alive. And stay lucid. I suppose if I was seeing shadowmen every day and I was hurting or terrorized by them, I'd take something to make them stay away. As it is im more with it, present grounded, and have more accute and accurate perception than most sane cool and normal people. +7 to spot checks without any skill points invested. So, nah, I'm not crazy. Just aware, awake, and willing to see what people are afraid to, unable to. | |||
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Last edited by starkind; 09-15-2021 at 10:16 PM..
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Anyway I took it and I had visual hallucinations of seeing shadows running down the walls of the room in patterns. Found them pretty, not frightening I’ve done mushrooms before and had beautiful visuals from those. Never wanted to try LSD because had always heard there’s a small risk of permanent psychosis, and I’ve seen this occur in 3 different young men in my job. This is where they took lsd once, and months later were still having hallucinations and delusions. But they were also at the age for onset of schizophrenia. So they may have it latent in their dna and the lsd just pulled it out Either way LSD was just a little too hard for me to try, had friends who have done it many times. I do think I have a strong mind and sometimes wonder how I would fare if poisoned by bath salts or spice, could I try to reason through the hallucinations. Not curious enough to poison myself tho [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | |||
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I'm really enjoying proscriber btw.
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My posts are crisp, concise, well orchestrated, and to the fucking point.
If you want a good night's sleep drink a 6pack. | ||
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there's some threads i just dont post in until they reach 10+ pages
hey hows it goin | ||
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Do a little research into benzo withdrawal if you haven't. I've seen that first-hand and it's bad.. One of the few withdrawals that can kill you. It's a great short term drug, but dear god that withdrawal is awful if you form a habit. Takes forever to get back to normal (if you do).
Another issue I have with psych meds is there isn't nearly enough research or support for people weaning off this stuff, should intolerable side effects happen. My ex boyfriend had problems getting his script filled once and the world was spinning while he was driving. Fun stuff. Doctors simply aren't informed most of the time from what I've seen. Fuck effexor. | ||
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Last edited by Cecily; 09-15-2021 at 10:16 PM..
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What's wrong with a poppy tea or much less potent form? | |||
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She won’t get any of the good benzos but ya if she could I’d have the same warnings
What they’d offer for fast acting tx for anxiety that’s non-addictive would be either hydroxizine or vistiril. Both are like a really powerful Benadryl which zonk the person out, so common complaints I hear are people saying they can’t take these to function at a job/school or something, may not be safe to drive on. Could be good for sleep | ||
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