Thinking about trying drugs

placidranger said:You really stepped in it there, didn't you? 😁

I actually caught that mistake immediately, but I decided to sit back and see how everyone on the forum would react first. 👍

I'll have to refine my final stance on this matter down the road.

Maybe someday...

In a delta state of consciousness... 😁

dustypilot22 said:I actually caught that mistake immediately, but I decided to sit back and see how everyone on the forum would react first. 👍

I'll have to refine my final stance on this matter down the road.

Maybe someday...

In a delta state of consciousness... 😁

Do some actual homework first. 😁

The guy who wrote this is an absolute idiot... if he keeps this up, he’s going to ruin his own life (whatever that looks like for him). Just pure nonsense.

The sheer level of stupidity displayed in the opening post of this thread is actually staggering...

DRUGS = SHIT^2

If you haven't tried them, don't bother—just stay far away, because this stuff will absolutely wreck your life. Honestly, if you're looking for something to ruin your brain, just go head out to some backwater town in the Midwest and lick frogs off the ground... apparently, that’s all the thanks anyone gets for being "cool" over there... 😬

nimblemarlin80 said:Look, please don't patronize me. I went through an absolute nightmare dealing with this stuff while out with my high school-aged son, so my understanding of the situation is anything but limited.

Things might be different on a small island or in tiny rural towns, I wouldn't know...

I was referring to major cities and metropolitan areas.

Here we go again with these preachers. I noticed some posts have vanished too 🙂

The whole point of this thread is that this kid has ALREADY DECIDED to use drugs, and he came here asking for advice.
The title says it all: "I'm going to try drugs." Not "should I," but "I am going to."

The real issue with this community is the total lack of practical guidance for someone who has actually made up their mind.
I bet you'd all be just as against handing out clean needles to addicts, wouldn't you?
With these conservative attitudes—I’d even go as far as calling it sheer stupidity—you're just making things worse. Even if you think you're doing it for your own "cause."

And just to be clear, I don't sell drugs in front of schools. I never have, and I never will. I'm not your enemy.
In schools, it's peers and classmates doing the selling, not some shady characters from the outskirts of town.

But when someone asks for advice on something they ARE GOING TO DO, I''t tell them not to do it (because clearly, the decision is made and arguing is pointless). Instead, I tell them how to get through it with the least amount of damage...

Charles Young said:Here we go again with these preachers. I noticed some posts have vanished too 🙂

The whole point of this thread is that this kid has ALREADY DECIDED to use drugs, and he came here asking for advice.
The title says it all: "I'm going to try drugs." Not "should I," but "I am going to."

The real issue with this community is the total lack of practical guidance for someone who has actually made up their mind.
I bet you'd all be just as against handing out clean needles to addicts, wouldn't you?
With these conservative attitudes—I’d even go as far as calling it sheer stupidity—you're just making things worse. Even if you think you're doing it for your own "cause."

And just to be clear, I don't sell drugs in front of schools. I never have, and I never will. I'm not your enemy.
In schools, it's peers and classmates doing the selling, not some shady characters from the outskirts of town.

But when someone asks for advice on something they ARE GOING TO DO, I''t tell them not to do it (because clearly, the decision is made and arguing is pointless). Instead, I tell them how to get through it with the least amount of damage...

For instance, we have someone right here claiming they're going to jump off a balcony.

How exactly are we supposed to help them?

dustypilot22 said:For instance, we have someone right here claiming they're going to jump off a balcony.

How exactly are we supposed to help them?

Well, you should probably just give him some tips on how to make the landing as painless as possible.
Tell him to take a leap of faith! 😁

dustypilot22 said:For instance, we have someone right here claiming they're going to jump off a balcony.

How exactly are we supposed to help them?

Lay down a soft base underneath him—then you both take the leap together. 😁
Mel Gibson.

Wouldn't it be more straightforward to just end it all at once, rather than letting drugs slowly dismantle your entire life piece by piece?

I mean, he’s already cycled through every vice imaginable, so why wouldn't he go this far too? Honestly, it's incredible how much rage can consume a person...

Comparison for pets. 🤣

This is pretty much what I expected...
Just your typical corporate canned response.

If I saw someone next to me trying to fly a car at 150 mph, I’d tell them to buckle up and watch their step... but you? You’d just call in the highway patrol? 🙂

Charles Young said:Comparison for pets. 🤣

This is pretty much what I expected...
Just your typical corporate canned response.

If I saw someone next to me trying to fly a car at 150 mph, I’d tell them to buckle up and watch their step... but you? You’d just call in the highway patrol? 🙂

Don't come at me with talk about comparisons or being conservative, because I am definitely not a dinosaur. However, anyone who genuinely believes they’ll "just try it once" or "just take it one time" is an absolute idiot. Honestly, how many people do you personally know who claimed they were just experimenting, only to get hooked? And let’s be clear: I’m not talking about weed or anything relatively mild. If a kid is already entertaining these kinds of ideas and cravings at seventeen because he’s already cycled through everything, what on earth is going to happen to him in a few years?

Great, let's get this show on the road! $83Just making sure I don't head in the wrong direction.
And what if I just sent interceptors his way? Honestly, looking at the specifics, I once dealt with a massive wreck because some idiot was flying through a curve at a hundred miles per hour. Of course, he drifted right into my lane and totaled my car—I wasn't even at fault. People like that need a serious reality check, not some polite little advice session.

Charles Young said:Here we go again with these preachers. I noticed some posts have vanished too 🙂

The whole point of this thread is that this kid has ALREADY DECIDED to use drugs, and he came here asking for advice.
The title says it all: "I'm going to try drugs." Not "should I," but "I am going to."

The real issue with this community is the total lack of practical guidance for someone who has actually made up their mind.
I bet you'd all be just as against handing out clean needles to addicts, wouldn't you?
With these conservative attitudes—I’d even go as far as calling it sheer stupidity—you're just making things worse. Even if you think you're doing it for your own "cause."

And just to be clear, I don't sell drugs in front of schools. I never have, and I never will. I'm not your enemy.
In schools, it's peers and classmates doing the selling, not some shady characters from the outskirts of town.

But when someone asks for advice on something they ARE GOING TO DO, I''t tell them not to do it (because clearly, the decision is made and arguing is pointless). Instead, I tell them how to get through it with the least amount of damage...

Come on, quit messing around. Get serious. 🙄
His peers and colleagues picked up that junk from other kids, who in turn got it straight from Peter Pan. It’s a textbook case of a bottomless pit of nothingness. 🙄
Unbelievable. 😬

Charles Young said:Comparison for pets. 🤣

This is pretty much what I expected...
Just your typical corporate canned response.

If I saw someone next to me trying to fly a car at 150 mph, I’d tell them to buckle up and watch their step... but you? You’d just call in the highway patrol? 🙂

😬 😬 😬

The highway patrol? Why? Because then we can rest easy knowing he’s buckled up and being "careful." And if he accidentally wipes out a family or two in the process—well, screw it. Just collateral damage. 🙄
As long as he’s wearing his seatbelt, right? 🤣

Thank God!
One less idiot to deal with, whether it takes a year or happens even sooner. 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

You want to know what the absolute worst part is when addiction takes over and someone spirals out of control?

Look, there are all kinds of people out there—good and bad. But addicts aren't "good" or "bad" people anymore. They’re just addicts. Their character, their personality, everything they once were... it all evaporates. Nothing matters except hitting that daily dose. Any decision they make isn't a human one; it’s stripped of any personality or traits they used to have. Every single choice leads back to one singular goal. That’s the tragedy. A person just vanishes.

You see glimpses of it with smokers, too. If you run out of cigarettes and can't find a shop, you're screwed 🙄. Or with alcoholics. But even then, smokers rarely rob a convenience store, and an alcoholic might actually manage to scrape through a day without a drink. An addict? An addict will hunt for that fix until they find it, no matter what. That’s the horror of it... the reality of that "delta" frequency 🙄—you simply cease to exist as a person.

Look, just try a trip—like, a quarter dose—right away. First off, it’s not going to hook you like some addictive drug. Secondly, you'll probably get enough hallucinations to last you a lifetime. Honestly, though, maybe grab a buddy to watch over you so you don't end up trying to take flight or stepping out into traffic to stop a car...

nimblemarlin80 said:You want to know what the absolute worst part is when addiction takes over and someone spirals out of control?

Look, there are all kinds of people out there—good and bad. But addicts aren't "good" or "bad" people anymore. They’re just addicts. Their character, their personality, everything they once were... it all evaporates. Nothing matters except hitting that daily dose. Any decision they make isn't a human one; it’s stripped of any personality or traits they used to have. Every single choice leads back to one singular goal. That’s the tragedy. A person just vanishes.

You see glimpses of it with smokers, too. If you run out of cigarettes and can't find a shop, you're screwed 🙄. Or with alcoholics. But even then, smokers rarely rob a convenience store, and an alcoholic might actually manage to scrape through a day without a drink. An addict? An addict will hunt for that fix until they find it, no matter what. That’s the horror of it... the reality of that "delta" frequency 🙄—you simply cease to exist as a person.

👍 🙏

nimblemarlin80 said:Come on, quit messing around. Get serious. 🙄
His peers and colleagues picked up that junk from other kids, who in turn got it straight from Peter Pan. It’s a textbook case of a bottomless pit of nothingness. 🙄
Unbelievable. 😬

But how do you explain why it’s always the small-timers getting caught on wires instead of the big fish??? I guess it happens in stages through some kind of hierarchy... if you've never been in that scene, you probably wouldn't know 😉

Since this guy decided to give it a shot, maybe I'd suggest he tries speed if he won't touch weed. Honestly, if anything, speed in the States is such garbage that maybe he'll realize that too and just quit wasting his money and stick to drinking instead 🙏 🙏 😬

===StormRider=== said:
Maybe just try a quick trip or a quarter dose? I guess since it isn't really addictive, and honestly, you'd probably get enough hallucinations to last a lifetime. Maybe bring a buddy along to keep an eye on you so you don't try to fly away or jump in front of traffic...

Honestly, whether it's datura or mushrooms, he'll probably see enough hallucinations to make sure he never even thinks about touching anything ever again.🤣 🤣