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Have drugs enhanced your life?

Have drugs enhanced your life?

  • Yes

    Votes: 329 79.1%
  • No

    Votes: 87 20.9%

  • Total voters
    416
Some things, like music and sometimes sex are way beter. even though other times they have made them not as enjoyable. Drugs negitive aspects out weigh the few times that they make other things so euphoric that the negitive thing dont mater. But any real drug addict will try to achive that one moment, even though they will have to go through tons of crap to be there
 
Drugs have enhanced my life, but only because I have been responsible. Ketamine has made me less afraid of death, and LSD made me more open-minded in general. Marijuana is more of a vice then helpful, but it's been well worth it. Alcohol really hasn't had a huge impact one way or the other, but it has made for some good times. The only time drugs caused me a major problem was when my sister found out I was IVing morphine. The drug itself wasn't the problem, but it wasn't a pleasant circumstance at all.
 
malfunkshun said:
drugs have enhanced the portions of my life during which i was high

That's why I said "overall", to stop silly answers like this:-P.

I dipped my feet into the world of proper strong opiates last week for the first time (got me hands on some OC), I plan on using them as much as possible but don't plan on getting addicted. Hopefully I can achieve this as dependance is quite shitty.
 
The undesirable side effect.

Euphoria.

They keep trying to engineer it out of medicines, but that's as hopeless as inventing a perpetual motion machine.
 
phrozen said:
Yes. Abusing them has not.


yeah.

drugs have not enhanced my life. enhanced is a broad term. there are aspects that have made my life more interesting, or fun but the downside totally negates any benefits i might have gained. the one drug i think has done some good in my life is weed, its made me lazy as fuck all but ive never been an A person anyways. dope and opiates enhanced my life because i didnt have to deal with life. which in turn fucked my life up. they say hindsight is 20/20, not when it comes to drugs tho, at least for me. sometimes i think what i would have been able to accomplish had i never tried anything. but at the same time i think would i have been happy? i wouldnt wanna be some boring person that works all the time.

its quite the mystery/
 
ranunky said:
I dipped my feet into the world of proper strong opiates last week for the first time (got me hands on some OC), I plan on using them as much as possible but don't plan on getting addicted. Hopefully I can achieve this as dependance is quite shitty.

and you're fuckin stupid if you think you can 'use OC as much as possible' and then turn around and 'plan on not getting addicted'.
 
Haha yeah, dumb choice of words. I'm not that naïeve. Allow me to rephrase; I want to use this shit as much as i can without developig an addiction. Like once or twice a week for a few weeks then break or whatever.
 
the trouble comes with the 'break' part. usually its once or twice a week and then instead of 'break', insert '3 or 4 times a week' and after that, 'every day' and after that, well you see where i'm heading
 
I think we could phrase the question, "drugs have been x to you?" or "what have drugs done?

I would say they've added to my life. I certainly got something out of them. at the same time accepting the consequences of comedowns and long term effects

also I think I would say that my "mind is expanded" through psychedelics my "emotions were opened" through MDMA and that they have "broadened a once very narrowed viewpoint"
 
^"what s/he said" :)

I'm curious about this one - "harm rduction" is basically a deficit concept - it doesn't explicitly address the positive aspects of drug taking. Interesting that most of the posts here are quite qualified about positive aspects of drug taking, but poll sits firmly on the "yes" side. We need more votes!!!
 
^Yeah, but for me the answer was no because the high doesn't outweigh the shit u fuck up in your life while high.
 
ayjay said:
but poll sits firmly on the "yes" side. We need more votes!!!
the poll also doesn't mean shit unless there is a different one for both those who haven't abused drugs, and those who were mad addicted.
 
Yes - extacy - affected me while on them and off them

Inspired me to go onto a health kick...while it's debatable whether it was the afterglow of the e or just self-realisation, it's affected me in a good way. (used them for 2 years if thats relevant as well.)
 
Ungoliath said:
No, they've made me alot more jaded and hateful, they've made me realize truely how fake most people are.

Psycadellics made me realize how truely full of shit that I, and pretty much everyone who does psycadellics are. They trick themselves into thinking they have all the anwsers to all of lifes problems cause their high on acid, pretend to be all enlightened and all knowing when in reality they are the stupidest of them all.

dude, you sound pretty bitter. most people i know who trip will be the first to admit they dont know shit... and that all the ultimately unknowable shit is worth delving into so you can find out just what you (dont) know. you seem pretty sure of yourself for someone who is self-admitedly full of shit though, and it makes me feel bad that you must have had such a string of unpleasant expiriences. in alot of cases, i think you empower yourself to become who the drugs will "make" you into, based on who you were or what your intentions are getting into it.

you could probably apply the phrase illicit, to my recreational drug use, and it does at times border on addiction but it has all deffinately enhanced my life.

i wouldnt be who i was today if not for drugs thats cause such self doubt... and even if i wasnt always questioning wether or not i'm doing enough with who i am, i would be someone else and probably farther from doing what i want... like playing music, or writing or etc. i dont care if i'm not ever going to be pro at that shit, as long as i can do it just because i know what i'm getting out of it. if i didnt do things the way i did, i probably would have given up without even know what i was capable of.

that isnt to say i attribute my drug use to playing music, but thats an example i guess of people (more specifically pot smokers) being hard on themselves for being too lazy or not accomplishing things they feel they must. which imo, is a biproduct of having it crammed down your throat that you are doing a wrong thing, or that you have to be someone specific when you reach a certain time in your life.

fuck it. i'm not lazy, my priorities have just changed and i realise now what is important and what passes easily by. the anxiety or depression is not a result of the drug, but a result of the way the drug has allowed (not caused) me to see the world, which isn't too far from who i was when i started... you really take shit in, and in reality alot of things are pretty fucking shitty sometimes... but if you arent so caught up in all the wrong priorities, you can watch it passively unfold and things arent so shitty... and depending on the drug (and use) it will either help or hinder that... just like religion and TV.

i dont attest to any holy grail of knowledge i obtained from drugs, but they have put my life on a course of events that i can say for certain wouldnt have happened otherwise, and have put me in connection with things i wanted to pursure, but would have otherwise dropped to become a "real person", and thats where it boils down to where you decide how it has affected (or how much you let it bug) you.

this is who i am, and drugs have deffinately helped me get there.
 
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wow i'm surprised at the results.
my drug use has brought me to accept sub-par conditions in my life but i take full responsibility.
 
My first ecstasy experiance enhanced my self esteem tremendously in a lasting way.

Unable to find ecstasy again I looked for substitutes, methylone, specifically, my search for methylone led me to discovering psychedelics which have made me a much nicer person and in a lot of ways more accepting and appreciative of my life (which is quite wonderful).

Searching for ecstasy again led me to get involved in the local Rave/electronic music scene simply to buy drugs at first, I soon came to realize that I actually enjoy electronic dance music (for the longest time I have written off music completely) and I found a new social outlet, made new friends within the scene and have at this point become a semi popular regular at every local EDM event.

My discovery of drugs has done a lot for me in a very real sense.
 
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