GetMeOutOfThisCRAP
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I have tried the devil seed tea a ways back but didn't like the itchiness and threw it out. I would like some occasional way to eliminate ahedonia some days as well as cravings in a way that I do not get hooked and ruin my life from seed tea use 24/7 for years.
Is it quite doable for someone who had prior issues with painkiller abuse disorder and having a relationship with seed tea that is "once in a blue moon?" I didn't find it to have the same rush of euphoria and "i love life lets do this everyday forever." Seed tea was complex and to be moderated..
How do I avoid overdosing in case a batch is wicked strong? It takes 7 hours for the peak effects to rise more or less? I cannot overdose on this.. I want to be careful and also functional if possible on the days that I do indulge. This is probably the worst idea I've ever had... but maybe it could allow me to never dabble in pills ever again if affective on occasion. I don't use daily opiates because I learned how the withdrawal makes you want to not live anymore. Very traumatizing so now it's on occasion and with more balance and acceptance of my inability to abuse opiates anymore.
Is it quite doable for someone who had prior issues with painkiller abuse disorder and having a relationship with seed tea that is "once in a blue moon?" I didn't find it to have the same rush of euphoria and "i love life lets do this everyday forever." Seed tea was complex and to be moderated..
How do I avoid overdosing in case a batch is wicked strong? It takes 7 hours for the peak effects to rise more or less? I cannot overdose on this.. I want to be careful and also functional if possible on the days that I do indulge. This is probably the worst idea I've ever had... but maybe it could allow me to never dabble in pills ever again if affective on occasion. I don't use daily opiates because I learned how the withdrawal makes you want to not live anymore. Very traumatizing so now it's on occasion and with more balance and acceptance of my inability to abuse opiates anymore.