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I do a fuck ton of adderall and it nearly ruined my life. Love benzos and just ordered some phenibut
blickpall said:Still, I feel like I am one bad night away from fucking my whole life up lol.
fukmylyf said:benzos just make me tired. I don't get the hype.
fukmylyf said:benzos just make me tired. I don't get the hype.
Sounds like a blast.blickpall said:Inhibition slaughter.fukmylyf said:benzos just make me tired. I don't get the hype.
CamelBlueFilters said:Lots by now. I am only addicted to weed and its products because once its such a good calming drug. I wanna try some opiates but possible withdraw effects scare me off. I'd just rather stick to stuff I've already tested.
blickpall said:Withdrawal is really not that serious if you use in moderation. However, that is impossible for many people. If you got addicted to weed, there is a pretty good chance you'll get addicted to opiates as well.
CamelBlueFilters said:So the fabled opiate withdraw effects are only there if you binge on that stuff? I am already quite used to ecstasy hangovers.
I'm able to restrain myself to only drinking on weekends but when I do it's a lot. I have come to terms with the fact that I still am an alcoholic and will always be.Red Shambhala said:I never did any other drugs than booze, weed and cigarettes (which is more than enough to ruin one's life, tho) but I like how dry alcoholics always point out that you can't say they "were" alcoholics, past tense, but they still ARE alcoholics, present tense, but just dry since a couple of years. It feels to me that this is true for all addictive and destructive lifestyles: once you've REALLY been into it, you are at best "dry" and can't easily use past tense describing this experience. This is also why trying to use/do X "in moderation only" never works out. There comes a point where you're either dry or immediately drink a bottle of whisky and smoke two bags of tobacco or whatever.
FeminismsCancer said:I'm able to restrain myself to only drinking on weekends but when I do it's a lot. I have come to terms with the fact that I still am an alcoholic and will always be.
I sometimes tell myself that if I achieved X or Y such as becoming a millionaire and getting a sugar-baby I'd stop drinking but I'd still be an alcoholic because at social events it would be very hard to resist and not social drink like everyone else but even one glass is enough to want dozens of glasses.