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7/8/2016 11:14:01 PM
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Hard drug related question.
So hard drugs take you to a happy place, which is part of what builds the addiction.
You want to go back every time but the good place turns into a nightmare. You keep using harddrugs, hoping to get the happy place again.
So, basicly, with that logic it should be okay to try crack until you get a bad trip and then quit?
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2 RespuestasAs someone who used meth almost daily for 12 years, along with many forms of hallucinogenic drugs and ecstasy. Your brain/body gets flooded with endorphins/serotonin that gives you that happy) euphoric sensation. Eventually, you drain that, and it takes more and more to have the same effect as when you first tried it. Causing a bad trip you say, eh, more of you damaging your body and brain. Leading to depression, which may trigger mood swings and other things which may lead you to believe that. Only time you would see shit, if not hallucinating on acid or etc, is when you been up for few days and more. You will start seeing "shadow people", and have paranoia. I used to stay up for 7 days up to 16 or so at a time on meth and would see shit like that. Longest I stayed up for was 22 days. After day 14/15 your brain kinda says f[b]u[/b]ck it. You still have basics functional skills but thats about it.
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Is red cordial a hard drug?
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That's not how addiction works. If you're hooked on it, when you get a bad trip it will be too late. You won't be able to just "stop taking it". You can get horrible withdrawal effects making your life a pain until you get your next fix. Some poeple can do a bit of drugs and not get addicted but its really not something you should try and find out.
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6 RespuestasU filthy dog.
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Nobody likes a quitter.
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Crack is whack
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I don't care what you do with your body. I've never gone harder than a few 10mg hydros a day.
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4 RespuestasEditado por GHOST 9o5: 7/8/2016 11:44:12 PMNah, your brain always tries to chase the first high. Slowly increasing that dosage until it gets something similar to the first. I think you may still be addicted if you have a bad trip, because it still remembers that first high.
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What? No
