Opioids Decreased music appreciation on codeine?

[DeathIndustrial88]

It's a great enhancer. Sometimes I forget its a worthy drug on its own.

You got a preferred nickname? I don't think Death is the most creative thing out there, but it has a certain grandeur which I think works well.

Meh, I don't have a preferred nickname really (I honestly should have thought of a better username) but a lot of people on here call me DI88. Lol But it don't really matter.

And yeah it really it s a versatile drug (thc/cannabis). Especially for a seasoned user. I never used to when I was younger, but I feel I almost get withdrawals from it now if I have to go without it.

 

[Skorpio]

Meh, I don't have a preferred nickname really (I honestly should have thought of a better username) but a lot of people on here call me DI88. Lol But it don't really matter.

And yeah it really it s a versatile drug (thc/cannabis). Especially for a seasoned user. I never used to when I was younger, but I feel I almost get withdrawals from it now if I have to go without it.

Absolutely, I need just a toke or two out of a vape pen to sleep proper or I have restless dreams.

 

[Just a little pinprick]

Drs increased frequency of codeine dosing to help with injury related pain, it works wonders but songs that would provoke a reaction do nothing for me now. I was under the impression that generally opiates would increase music appreciation rather than the opposite? I assume this is due to the emotional numbness / apathy which means enjoyment derived from emotional connection to the song is missing. Any observations / similar experiences?

To me weed is the best if listening to music ,opiates I think would dull music,along with everything else in life