• JadenSmith@sh.itjust.works
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    6 days ago

    I realised I did too much LSD when I had ā€˜boring tripsā€™.

    They were the most bizarre. I felt in my mind that I already got the answers I needed, to better myself, and so for several hours I had visuals whilst feeling otherwise sober. Just waiting for it to pass. Occasionally looking at my hand to see if Iā€™m still tripping.
    Everything tested properly and obtained from sources I wonā€™t name.

    I felt the same on a few trips since. Although it is a positive to feel that way. Itā€™s reassuring that Iā€™m on the right path, moving by my own accord, yet I do wish psychedelics were fun again. Maybe when Iā€™m much older, as I have zero intention of doing them.

    30+ trips is enough though, I reckon.

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      Thatā€™s the thing Iā€™ve heard so many times about acid: that it tells you when youā€™re done. I havenā€™t hit that point and Iā€™m not likely to as itā€™s been longer since my most recent trip than between it and my first, and I only stopped because I realized my trip buddy/dealer was in love with me (great acid revelation, best thing you could learn while stuck in a room with someone).

      But yeah boring trips are like deciding hookups arenā€™t fun anymore. Itā€™s not that itā€™s bad to do the thing, or even that it wasnā€™t for you. Itā€™s that youā€™ve grown past that stage of your life. Maybe for now, maybe forever. Growth is to be celebrated, but itā€™s also OK to mourn the end of an enjoyable stage

      • DragonTypeWyvern@midwest.social
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        6 days ago

        Fine, Iā€™ll take all yā€™allā€™s unused tabs, since youā€™re too good for pretty shapes and personal and cosmic insight all of a sudden.

        The CIA worked SO FUCKING HARD to make this for us, and this is the thanks you give them? They just got fired too!

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          5 days ago

          Haha I love the humour, though jokes aside I highly recommend LSD: My Problem Child, by Albert Hofmann (the creator of it).