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Yes, I mean the psychedelic kind. I've had some good experiences with psychedelics in my life. Experiences that left me with a clarity of thought and purpose that I had never or rarely experienced before, and this clarity and drive lasted for months, if not years. It has been several years since I last used any sort of psych. I was gifted some shrooms grown by a buddy. He put them in chocolates. Ive been extremely depressed for the last few months. I'm gonna eat them and see what answers I get. I was just curious what poal thinks about the skrooms? Yals like em? Too intense? Not strong enough? Never done them? Are they only for hippies and junkies? Fill me in, guys. What do yals think?

Yes, I mean the psychedelic kind. I've had some good experiences with psychedelics in my life. Experiences that left me with a clarity of thought and purpose that I had never or rarely experienced before, and this clarity and drive lasted for months, if not years. It has been several years since I last used any sort of psych. I was gifted some shrooms grown by a buddy. He put them in chocolates. Ive been extremely depressed for the last few months. I'm gonna eat them and see what answers I get. I was just curious what poal thinks about the skrooms? Yals like em? Too intense? Not strong enough? Never done them? Are they only for hippies and junkies? Fill me in, guys. What do yals think?

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but I think I have some immunity to the negative effects of drugs

Said every drug addict who ever lived at some point in his addiction.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

It's true to get into the addiction. But some get out when they realize the negative effects eventually catch up. I was mildly addicted to weed, so I stopped smoking after being a daily smoker. I haven't smoked weed at all for the last 5 years and I don't miss it.

Addiction is not necessarily a bad thing. It's a way to cope with the harsh reality. Your mind focuses on something good to latch onto. It's when everything in your life starts to deteriorate that it becomes more of a disease than a cure. I'm sure you've heard of the addiction epidemic that's been going on for decades now. It's called obesity.