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All 77 drugs i’ve tried - and some extra

chatGPT has an interesting take on the post

"Xanaxbar had always been fascinated by consciousness. He wanted to know how many different ways a human mind could experience the world, and whether there was something fundamental connecting all those experiences.

He kept a notebook. Seventy-seven entries. One rule: he would record every substance in the order he encountered it, without pretending that every experience was pleasant or meaningful.

His journey began with weed. Music became more interesting, food tasted extraordinary, and ordinary evenings seemed to stretch into entire adventures.

Alcohol came next. It made him more sociable and less concerned with what other people thought. Then came caffeine, which gave him the energy to pursue the questions that had occupied his mind the previous night.

But the experiences became less predictable..

The final stretch: kratom, including concentrated extracts and mouth spray; 7-OH, wild lettuce, 3-FPO, 3-FTM-PCE, and finally N-phenethylnormorphine.

Seventy-seven entries.

Xanaxbar closed his notebook.

He had started with a question about consciousness. He had encountered pleasure, fear, distorted perception, sedation, stimulation, and physical danger.
But the most important discovery wasn't another altered state.

It was that experiencing something didn't necessarily mean understanding it.
And the brain, he finally understood, wasn't an experiment that could be repeated indefinitely without consequences"
 
shreddedlettuce said:
I don't get this thread's purpose.
1. The OP joins BL.
2. The same day starts a thread.
3. Not even going to comment on the content listed in the OP.
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Seems to happen on Fridays….
 
streaM Freak said:
chatGPT has an interesting take on the post

"Xanaxbar had always been fascinated by consciousness. He wanted to know how many different ways a human mind could experience the world, and whether there was something fundamental connecting all those experiences.

He kept a notebook. Seventy-seven entries. One rule: he would record every substance in the order he encountered it, without pretending that every experience was pleasant or meaningful.

His journey began with weed. Music became more interesting, food tasted extraordinary, and ordinary evenings seemed to stretch into entire adventures.

Alcohol came next. It made him more sociable and less concerned with what other people thought. Then came caffeine, which gave him the energy to pursue the questions that had occupied his mind the previous night.

But the experiences became less predictable..

The final stretch: kratom, including concentrated extracts and mouth spray; 7-OH, wild lettuce, 3-FPO, 3-FTM-PCE, and finally N-phenethylnormorphine.

Seventy-seven entries.

Xanaxbar closed his notebook.

He had started with a question about consciousness. He had encountered pleasure, fear, distorted perception, sedation, stimulation, and physical danger.
But the most important discovery wasn't another altered state.

It was that experiencing something didn't necessarily mean understanding it.
And the brain, he finally understood, wasn't an experiment that could be repeated indefinitely without consequences"
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Was there not a web site called eorwid, prob got that wrong but people posted experiences of drugs
 
Erowid.com it's definitely a cool resource. A lot of their user experiences glamorize the drugs but if you can read them in an emotionally disconnected sort of way then they are interesting.
 
streaM Freak said:
Erowid.com it's definitely a cool resource. A lot of their user experiences glamorize the drugs but if you can read them in an emotionally disconnected sort of way then they are interesting.
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I'm sure I read up on poppy seed tea experiences for first time on there
 
lost weekend said:
I'm sure I read up on poppy seed tea experiences for first time on there
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I read about meth before I tried on erowid too. And about 20 years before I tried meth I did a project on it in elementary school, showing the damage it causes.

And check it out: neither stopped me.

But do I wish I was ignorant to meth? Yeah I do. But 1st hand experience gives me certain strengths too. I'm just lucky that I found a way out. It had to be a new life. I changed my entire life to get off meth and crack.
 
streaM Freak said:
I read about meth before I tried on erowid too. And about 20 years before I tried meth I did a project on it in elementary school, showing the damage it causes.

And check it out: neither stopped me.

But do I wish I was ignorant to meth? Yeah I do. But 1st hand experience gives me certain strengths too. I'm just lucky that I found a way out. It had to be a new life. I changed my entire life to get off meth and crack.
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That's great you have managed that
I managed to live a pretty much drug free life until 5 years ago when i hit benzos pretty hard but I could have coped with that
I only ever had cocaine at night outs and hated the hangover next day so couldn't understand how anyone could ever get addicted to it ,until a year ago
So that's something I really need to work on
 
lost weekend said:
That's great you have managed that
I managed to live a pretty much drug free life until 5 years ago when i hit benzos pretty hard but I could have coped with that
I only ever had cocaine at night outs and hated the hangover next day so couldn't understand how anyone could ever get addicted to it ,until a year ago
So that's something I really need to work on
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The world we live in doesn't make it easy to cope with the things life brings.

Sometimes the best plan is to drink some water, get some sleep, and wake up to count blessings
 
streaM Freak said:
The world we live in doesn't make it easy to cope with the things life brings.

Sometimes the best plan is to drink some water, get some sleep, and wake up to count blessings
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Yeh I've been blaming alcohol because it obviously lowers your inhibitions but my mind gets excited around it even when at work
Your right ,I'm making poor decisions, going to bed instead of texting would be a good start
 
Ohh, I like this idea. Here's mine, that I can remember (there's definitely some benzos and RC's I'm forgetting):
Note: I have included some that are not neccesarily recreational, but do affect mood and/or behaviour or are otherwise psychoactive

1) Alcohol
2) GBL/GHB
3) Weed
4) Spice
5) CBD
6) Inhalants (I think the active compound is usually Toluene/Methylbenzene?)
7) Caffeine
8) Nicotine
9) Ephedrine
10) Pseudoephedrine
11) Phentermine
12) Clenbuterol
13) Methylphenidate
14) Ethylphenidate
15) 4-Fluoromethylphenidate
16) Amphetamine Sulphate
17) 3,4-Fluorophendimetrazine
18) Cocaine
19) Cocaine in crack form
20) Methamphetamine
21) Kava
22) Kratom
23) Egyptian Blue Lotus
24) Ashwagandha
25) L-Theanine
26) Chamomile
27) Lemon Balm
28) DXM
29) Diphenhydramine
30) Doxylamine
31) Chlorphenamine (Chlorpheniramine)
32) Promethazine
33) Lean
34) Codeine
35) Tramadol
36) Dihydrocodeine
37) Morphine
38) Oxycodone
39) Heroin
40) Diamorphine (I know this is Heroin, but I've also had this pharmaceutical-grade Diamorphine, given to me in a hospital)
41) Oxymorphone (Opana)
42) Methadone
43) Buprenorphine
44) Fentanyl
45) Baclofen
46) Carisoprodol (Soma)
47) Chlordiazepoxide (Librium)
48) Etizolam
49) Metizolam
50) Deschloroetizolam
51) Diazepam (Valium)
52) Alprazolam (Xanax)
53) Bromazepam
54) Bromazolam
55) Nitrazepam (Mogadon)
56) Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol)
57) Clonazepam (Klonopin)
58) Clonazolam
59) Pyrazolam
60) Meclonazepam
61) Nifoxipam
62) Diclazepam
63) Lorazepam (Ativan)
64) Flubromazepam
65) Flubromazolam
66) Midazolam
67) Temazepam
68) Phenibut
69) Gabapentin (Neurontin)
70) Pregabalin (Lyrica)
71) Phenobarbital
72) Zopiclone
73) Trazodone
74) Amitriptyline
75) Citalopram (Celexa)
76) Sertraline (Zoloft)
77) Duloxetine (Cymbalta)
78) Hydroxyzine
79) Cyclizine
80) Lithium
81) Valproate (Depakote)
82) Levitiracetam (Keppra)
83) Haloperidol (Haldol)
84) Quetiapine (Seroquel)
85) Chlorpromazine (Thorazine)
86) Olanzapine (Zyprexa)
87) Mirtazapine
88) Propofol
89) Propranolol
90) Bisoprolol
91) Passionflower Extract
92) Valerian
93) Piracetam
94) Melatonin
95) L-Tryptophan
 
lost weekend said:
Yeh I've been blaming alcohol because it obviously lowers your inhibitions but my mind gets excited around it even when at work
Your right ,I'm making poor decisions, going to bed instead of texting would be a good start
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I didn't mean to be so black-and-white, maybe came off that way because of being concise. But it's more complex than I made it seem - the anticipation and how drugs can really just take up a lot of our head space makes it really difficult to break away from
 
streaM Freak said:
I didn't mean to be so black-and-white, maybe came off that way because of being concise. But it's more complex than I made it seem - the anticipation and how drugs can really just take up a lot of our head space makes it really difficult to break away from
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streaM Freak said:
I didn't mean to be so black-and-white, maybe came off that way because of being concise. But it's more complex than I made it seem - the anticipation and how drugs can really just take up a lot of our head space makes it really difficult to break away from
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it seems to be an absolute feeling of disgust with yourself in the morning and the old "that's the last fucking time ,I dread to think how much money I've wasted just over the space of a week let alone months"
But that slowly gets pushed to one side of your brain as the day goes on
 
lost weekend said:
it seems to be an absolute feeling of disgust with yourself in the morning and the old "that's the last fucking time ,I dread to think how much money I've wasted just over the space of a week let alone months"
But that slowly gets pushed to one side of your brain as the day goes on
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I hear you. Having bipolar disorder I'm very used to ups and downs, my forensic psych doc even told me that I probably subconsciously seek both. Meth to chase mania, and simply used to feeling depressed.

We all deserve peace of mind though. I live in a pretty busy part of the world, with busy people and busy streets. As I get older I feel like I just want to do less. People are always trying to do something. To get somewhere. It's getting pretty old because we don't need most of the shit we buy.
 
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