passawillow
Greenlighter
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- Feb 5, 2014
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I'm not actually dying, actually far from it. I had my first bump of ice today and I found out its nothing like its portrayed in the media, which is what I suspected and doesn't surprise me whatsoever, but I like to know things for myself. I'm talking about the devils drug, the drug that will take your soul, make you forget what it means to feel, not even once; that kind of shit. I've heard you wont care about anything else, but in my experience, and its not much experience at all; I've actually cared more about things on it. Let me explain, I was having conversations with some good friends most of the night, getting deeper than usual and just overall really enjoyable. Its not a daily thing or even a weekly thing but I think the very occasional bumps shared by some friends is a good idea and a nice chill experience. I know no one plans on being an addict, but I trust my self control and judgement. I was even talking to my parents for a good 40 minutes about some serious shit; lit the entire time, and I was convincing. Luckily it was an intense subject so my wide eyes and willingness to respond at length to anything wasn't misplaced. I wouldn't even say i'm not myself. More like I'm wide awake, calm as i have ever been, almost eerily calm, and ready to take on an army. And before i took the army on I would talk about 100 different scattered random subjects with them because I get the same talkative feeling I get from xtc, just without all of the massive amounts of love. But is this the honeymoon phase? Is it really so easy to lose control of yourself and your actions? I can't imagine it, but I want to know if i'm just seeing a pretty mask of a drug that's going to reveal itself to be a ugly motherfucker. I think its key that I don't use it to run, or to stop feeling. I just use for the enjoyable experiences, but I could be naive in believing in moderation? Just saw my title again I guess every second that passes is another second closer to your death so really we are all dying. Lets not make it a race.
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