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» Is doing a psilocybin trip really 'life changing'
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post 1625350603 12-12-2020, 07:25 PM
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Did the other, stronger thing. Would recommend/10.

Life changing? Guess it depends on what you get out of it.
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post 1625350643 12-12-2020, 07:26 PM
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As a guy who has used psychedelics, I'm going to say this; yes, they are fantastic. I have had plenty of wonderful experiences that have taught me excellent lessons I was able to bring back. However, I've had just as many nights doing things like sitting down describing sounds to myself/friends like a doctor Suess narrator and realizing there was already a word for noises that "sound like XYZ"... Onomatopoeia. In short, everything's going to seem revolutionary to you, and it takes time to figure out what is and isn't a really well-put together thought.

But I don't think anybody should take anything psychadelic if they aren't 100% fully prepared mentally. It's one of the last things I recommend for people who aren't completely stable.
post 1625350763 12-12-2020, 07:27 PM
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post 1625351603 12-12-2020, 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted By ayyy
always lol @ psychdellic nerds saying "it will change your life" and "everyone should do them once" yet all the most hardcore pysch nerds ive met were absolute dumpster fires of people with absolutely nothing going for them and no amount of drugs aside from maybe a mainline drip of ******** could ever turn that around

i genuinely think the only thing it will change about a persons life is their likelihood to bring up psych drugs in passing conversation, not to say it doesn't help people but that the average person saying "it changed their life" is no different today than the day before they took it.


and before you angrily type a reply please tell me how you personally have improved your life since taking said drug
Who said all changes are improvements?

To keep things brief, psychadelics have a striking ability to reveal the arbitrary nature of existence, moral judgements, social norms, and the like. It's the best way to experience the profoundly insignificant nature of your personal existence.
post 1625351793 12-12-2020, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted By TypeNirvash
As a guy who has used psychedelics, I'm going to say this; yes, they are fantastic. I have had plenty of wonderful experiences that have taught me excellent lessons I was able to bring back. However, I've had just as many nights doing things like sitting down describing sounds to myself/friends like a doctor Suess narrator and realizing there was already a word for noises that "sound like XYZ"... Onomatopoeia. In short, everything's going to seem revolutionary to you, and it takes time to figure out what is and isn't a really well-put together thought.

But I don't think anybody should take anything psychadelic if they aren't 100% fully prepared mentally. It's one of the last things I recommend for people who aren't completely stable.
Damn that was a good description

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post 1625352523 12-12-2020, 07:50 PM
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Imagine someone with a loving woman in their life doing drugs. You can't because it doesn't exist.
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