ShroomySatori
Bluelighter
I'm sorry but I have to be honest with everyone. I like being a junkie. Seriously, I've got cool friends who I create with regularly (paint & music). I guess it's just a lifestyle choice. I work hard, pay for my habit, am safe & smart. I never really fit in to society in general...people bored me. Now I'm quite content.
How long have you been using? That is something I would have said a couple years ago. It will eventually catch up with you, as you are definitely already severely addicted judging by the couple of sentences you wrote. If you don't have chronic pain or some very serious physical ailment you are going to be kicking yourself because even if you have fucking cancer or unbearable agonizing inescapable chronic physical agony habitually for the rest of your life like it honestly even still isn't worth it down the road. What does down the road even mean? You're already on the path and not looking to venture off it anytime soon. This is the denial phase, or so called honeymoon phase, by the way. The duration is varies drastically but the end results are limited.
That goes without saying, and by then it will be too late for you to have an easy escape. It probably is too late, I am lucky in the sense that I always used alone so I didn't have to give up cool friends, which you would have to do. For myself it took 5 years until I started getting really fucked up, before that I was functional. Really creative with my guitar, able to hold a good job, exercise, and my intelligence was not affected at all. 3 months after stopping, and I still feel dumb when I am doing physics problems compared to before.
The first few years were wonderful for me. No problems at all, had good jobs in my field. Anyways, no matter how responsible or healthy your lifestyle otherwise is, how can you justify using something that results in so many accidental deaths? What if you died today, as if you can trust what's in that shit. It's so bad now it's almost like population control and even a regular part of news headlines so many people are dying. Yet you call yourself safe.