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Do you make those yourself from a solution, such as ethanol? Curious, I'd like a way to take my etiz on the go.Some etizolam mints in the 1 mg - 1.2 mg range
Do you make those yourself from a solution, such as ethanol? Curious, I'd like a way to take my etiz on the go.Some etizolam mints in the 1 mg - 1.2 mg range
Do you make those yourself from a solution, such as ethanol? Curious, I'd like a way to take my etiz on the go.
I've been having a similar compulsion. The shorter duration and less serious nature of the buzz causes me to hit the pen all day long if I've got nothing goin on... I've managed to use a whole 1mL cart in like 3 days. I mean, it's cheap, but not a 1g cart every 3 days kinda cheap lol... can't afford to keep hitting it the way I have been.My biggest problem with D8 is that it's so chill, and it's in a vape, that I can find myself hitting it pretty constantly throughout the day. For a couple of days recently I was hitting it like it was replacing my nicotine vape, which is just dumb.
I do apologise for such shameless self-indulgent misery when there are people in the world who are starving, blind, destitute.
Welcome Bicycle Tripper, serious post to like ratio you got there, damn! I take it you like LSD?My first post in the forum, I've been lurking around a while but @Vastness your last post struck a chord with me. I've certainly found myself ignoring my own problems because in the grand scheme of things they didn't seem that bad so I felt that I shouldn't complain. If you have good friends around you then you shouldn't feel bad about talking about your issues, if they're good friends then they'll listen and help, even if there are blind or destitute people out there.
I think what I'm trying to say is that just because other people in the world might have big problems in their lives doesn't make anything you're dealing with less valid. We should all aim to be happy and if you feel like you aren't quite where you want to be then go work at it. It sounds like you'll regret it if you don't give it a go, and hey if you take that jump and regret jumping then you'll know that it wasn't quite the right move and you can try something else! At the very least it seems like you have figured out that your current situation isn't what you want, a lot of people out there are miserable but don't bother figuring it out or looking to something else.
My first post in the forum, I've been lurking around a while but @Vastness your last post struck a chord with me. I've certainly found myself ignoring my own problems because in the grand scheme of things they didn't seem that bad so I felt that I shouldn't complain. If you have good friends around you then you shouldn't feel bad about talking about your issues, if they're good friends then they'll listen and help, even if there are blind or destitute people out there.
I think what I'm trying to say is that just because other people in the world might have big problems in their lives doesn't make anything you're dealing with less valid. We should all aim to be happy and if you feel like you aren't quite where you want to be then go work at it. It sounds like you'll regret it if you don't give it a go, and hey if you take that jump and regret jumping then you'll know that it wasn't quite the right move and you can try something else! At the very least it seems like you have figured out that your current situation isn't what you want, a lot of people out there are miserable but don't bother figuring it out or looking to something else.
Drugs come and go and I know a certain person who would blame my perceptions here on the drugs... but I know who I am. This life is not making me happy and I only have 1 (probably).
Nice, yeah the carts are definitely better than trying to out distillate on a bowl, though I've done both. My biggest problem with D8 is that it's so chill, and it's in a vape, that I can find myself hitting it pretty constantly throughout the day. For a couple of days recently I was hitting it like it was replacing my nicotine vape, which is just dumb. 8)
Thanks, and yeah, for sure, I'm masking, escaping, trying to smother chronic stress at knowing that I'm not being true to myself... I actually did start a company with a friend who is almost a frenemy now, not a software company explicitly although that is my role in it, but it's a partnership and too often I end up doing stuff I just don't wanna do. I've had a kind of plan in my head that I could convert it into a software company for a while now but I see now it's just never gonna happen, we don't see eye to eye on so much stuff and the company isn't successful enough to give me the space I'd need to turn it into something I'd be proud of... and I don't think it ever will be. We actually recently came close to being able to land a contract with another major player in the field (trying not to give too much away with specifics). but I realised almost immediately that I just didn't want to be involved any more (well, actually I knew before that but that kinda hammered the realisation home). That would be a potentially big break but a big commitment and I'd be answerable to long term contractual obligations and hate myself even more for it.Often, drugs are a symptom of a problem, something you use to mask negative feelings that are chronic because of life circumstances. Regarding your posts, I think it's brave to admit and state publicly (as it were) that you feel a certain way about your life. Feeling meaning and satisfaction with what you do in life is so important. All through my twenties, I struggled to try to start a software design company. I thought I had to keep pushing at the thing I decided to get educated in. And I really like programming, but trying to establish myself in that world felt wrong, in the end. I even turned down a very lucrative side project after it felt too unnatural. I was trying to spend my extra time playing music, because I love and am passionate about playing music, it doesn't pay much at all and is unlikely to ever pay me much, but doing it is its own reward, and I'm really proud of the music I create. It makes a huge difference in my life, but it took me deciding to change my focus.