SamsonNite
Greenlighter
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- Dec 3, 2014
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Hey guys first off I want to say this is my first post on bluelight, I've lingered and referred to this site countless of times, feels nice to finally join the community :D
Anyways, I'll cut to the point.
In this past summer (~3 months ago) I took my fair share of drugs. Habitually smoked weed for 3 years and would dab occasionally, but one day the bastard wanted to try some other substances. He had a great time on these and made great memories, but now I wonder if it has effected me for the long term. I am just a lad- 18 years old
Within a summer (about 3 months or so long), I consumed:
Now, I'm sure a lot of you in this site have done way, waaaaaay more than what is mentioned. The difference is that all of these substances were consumed a matter of months.
Once when I was doing molly, I railed it. Well, the molly wasn't crushed up enough to powder (some larger "chunks" still visible) and forgot to plug the other nostril to get a more powerful snort. Well this caused a sort of pain in my sinus and left part of my actual brain (left nostril was used) and caused me to think that the molly rocks cut up my insides and shit..
The result has caused a sort of permanent fog, even when i stop a couple days of smoking weed, the fog still remains. This has caused social problems for me, thoughts just don't seem to generate in his head. I saw something on the internet saying "Being able to instantly respond with sarcasm within seconds of a stupid question is a sign of a healthy brain." and this concerns me very much, because I'm not able to do this

Please guys I want some feedback (this post is the only reason I made this account), am I fucked? Did I do too many drugs in a short amount of time? I know the brain heals itself, but it's been more than a few months, and the after effects are still prominent. Is there any way I can help my brain recover? Will the social anxiety heal itself as my brain does?
Thanks mates, have a good evening (or day, depending on your location
)
Anyways, I'll cut to the point.
In this past summer (~3 months ago) I took my fair share of drugs. Habitually smoked weed for 3 years and would dab occasionally, but one day the bastard wanted to try some other substances. He had a great time on these and made great memories, but now I wonder if it has effected me for the long term. I am just a lad- 18 years old
Within a summer (about 3 months or so long), I consumed:
- Acid, 3 tabs, 2 different times
- 25-b (or C? idk) taken 1 tab (Im assuming around 700mg)
- Shrooms (my favorite) taken an eighth, about 4 times
- MDMA in the form of molly, about over 1 gram total over a few different rolls
Now, I'm sure a lot of you in this site have done way, waaaaaay more than what is mentioned. The difference is that all of these substances were consumed a matter of months.
Once when I was doing molly, I railed it. Well, the molly wasn't crushed up enough to powder (some larger "chunks" still visible) and forgot to plug the other nostril to get a more powerful snort. Well this caused a sort of pain in my sinus and left part of my actual brain (left nostril was used) and caused me to think that the molly rocks cut up my insides and shit..
The result has caused a sort of permanent fog, even when i stop a couple days of smoking weed, the fog still remains. This has caused social problems for me, thoughts just don't seem to generate in his head. I saw something on the internet saying "Being able to instantly respond with sarcasm within seconds of a stupid question is a sign of a healthy brain." and this concerns me very much, because I'm not able to do this


Please guys I want some feedback (this post is the only reason I made this account), am I fucked? Did I do too many drugs in a short amount of time? I know the brain heals itself, but it's been more than a few months, and the after effects are still prominent. Is there any way I can help my brain recover? Will the social anxiety heal itself as my brain does?
Thanks mates, have a good evening (or day, depending on your location

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