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DayvanCowboy
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I am just curious to see if anyone would like to comment on their experiences with various drugs. I am assuming that most of the posters here are on the younger side and havent yet been bit in the ass by the more negative long term effects of drug use but id still ike to hear about whats happened.
Alcohol - It was fun in the beginning until I reached my mid twenties. Nights of redecorating the back seat of my friends car with what I ate 3 hours ago and nearly winding up in a psychotic state made me stop getting so dead drunk. I also remember lighting myself on fire during a trip to the cottage. I rarely drink now and can't stand being around drunk people. I get kind of stabby when I am.
Marijuana - For a span of 4-5 years I smoked a good bit of it because I didn't really want to drink much anymore. I come from a town where its really easy to get if you are looking. It helped me sleep but after a while I just got bored with it and the mix of depression and weed did not help at all. In the end it made me much worse. A little over a year ago when things were so bad for me I just quit because it felt so juvenile to me. Once in a while I may take a toke if someone sparks one up but I don't buy it for myself anymore. I haven't smoked up since late July of 2007.
Mushrooms - Once was enough. Me and a group hiked along the biggest forest in our city looking for a good fire spot during the night time. We ended up finding a good spot and everyone just chilled and talked about the dumbest things while smoking and drinking. Then we heard cop sirens during the peak of everyone's trip. We all jet, everyone is going in their own direction including myself. Because its dark out I don't know where I am going and I end up falling off a little cliff. Turns out my friend was following me the whole time and I noticed from where he was that I must have fell at a distance of 20ft. Luckily it was the fall season and a huge pile of dead leaves saved me from getting real hurt. We all ended up meeting outside a local coffee shop where everyone including myself is just all dirtied up, bruised, and scratched from head to toe.
I really don't miss those times and I consider myself pretty lucky.
Alcohol - It was fun in the beginning until I reached my mid twenties. Nights of redecorating the back seat of my friends car with what I ate 3 hours ago and nearly winding up in a psychotic state made me stop getting so dead drunk. I also remember lighting myself on fire during a trip to the cottage. I rarely drink now and can't stand being around drunk people. I get kind of stabby when I am.
Marijuana - For a span of 4-5 years I smoked a good bit of it because I didn't really want to drink much anymore. I come from a town where its really easy to get if you are looking. It helped me sleep but after a while I just got bored with it and the mix of depression and weed did not help at all. In the end it made me much worse. A little over a year ago when things were so bad for me I just quit because it felt so juvenile to me. Once in a while I may take a toke if someone sparks one up but I don't buy it for myself anymore. I haven't smoked up since late July of 2007.
Mushrooms - Once was enough. Me and a group hiked along the biggest forest in our city looking for a good fire spot during the night time. We ended up finding a good spot and everyone just chilled and talked about the dumbest things while smoking and drinking. Then we heard cop sirens during the peak of everyone's trip. We all jet, everyone is going in their own direction including myself. Because its dark out I don't know where I am going and I end up falling off a little cliff. Turns out my friend was following me the whole time and I noticed from where he was that I must have fell at a distance of 20ft. Luckily it was the fall season and a huge pile of dead leaves saved me from getting real hurt. We all ended up meeting outside a local coffee shop where everyone including myself is just all dirtied up, bruised, and scratched from head to toe.
I really don't miss those times and I consider myself pretty lucky.