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How old are you?

How old are you?

  • I'm between 10 and 19

    Votes: 142 31.8%

  • I'm between 20 and 29

    Votes: 229 51.3%

  • I'm between 30 and 39

    Votes: 41 9.2%

  • I'm between 40 and 49

    Votes: 20 4.5%

  • I'm between 50 and 59

    Votes: 9 2.0%

  • I'm between 60 and 69

    Votes: 3 0.7%

  • I'm over 70 years old

    Votes: 2 0.4%
  • Total voters
    446
NationOfThizzlam said:
How responsible of you
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I know it looks responsible, but it was fear of anxiety lol. That was before I knew about benzos. It took 2 and a half cases of beer with my womans cousin and brother before I would even take the damn MDMA lol. Can't say it didn't change my life. But yes, I am definitely glad I didn't get in to it all at an early age. I might not have been so responsible and investigative at the age of 16.
 
I'm 25 here. And I think it's awesome that people are still rolling at 60/70 :)
 
socalthizzn said:
whoever gave e to a 12 year old should be stomped out. some girl the other day outside the mall was trying to tell me shes a 6 year raver/roller been popping since she was 10, she was totally geared up ready to rave on a sunny tuesday walking down the street. she couldnt look me in the eye during any of this. she was a liar. her kandi was brand new clean, had never seen a rave. :!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!
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in a lot of neighbourhoods a 12 year old could have multiple connections. amusing the roll he bought was clean imo that dealer might have saved him from buying a speedbomb or something.
 
purplefirefly said:
You're as old as you feel :) Age is a pretty arbitrary number.
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I'm as old as I AM. 51. And I take plenty of flak for having young friends from my husband, who is 62. He's given up entirely. He had both his knees replaced and they didn't make him better. They pretty much made him worse. Now he is disabled and can't work so he retired and just sits around.

I taught at the local high school, with 3600 students, for 6 years and met tons and tons of young people. I eventually was encouraged to resign, after the district had me P.I.d with a detective who got pictures of me railing oxy in my car. I never went to work high. I knew all the kids who got high, the kids who came to school high loved my class. I would mess with them and make them laugh and stuff while I was lecturing. I saw probably a dozen seniors at different times in different dispensaries. The kids in California who are eligible for medical marijuana can get their cards at 18. Everyone eventually knew I was involved with the drug culture.

So I no longer have a job, but those students and their families have become my friends. They are all over, getting married or coming home from the service or working at the grocery store, just all over. I see them, we exchange numbers, and now I have prior students as friends. They come over. I go to their houses. They first ones are all over 21 now. We go to a bar occasionally too. So being my age, and being on drugs, is a hassle, and can cause unemployment if people talk about you.
 
ugly said:
I'm as old as I AM. 51. And I take plenty of flak for having young friends from my husband, who is 62. He's given up entirely. He had both his knees replaced and they didn't make him better. They pretty much made him worse. Now he is disabled and can't work so he retired and just sits around.

I taught at the local high school, with 3600 students, for 6 years and met tons and tons of young people. I eventually was encouraged to resign, after the district had me P.I.d with a detective who got pictures of me railing oxy in my car. I never went to work high. I knew all the kids who got high, the kids who came to school high loved my class. I would mess with them and make them laugh and stuff while I was lecturing. I saw probably a dozen seniors at different times in different dispensaries. The kids in California who are eligible for medical marijuana can get their cards at 18. Everyone eventually knew I was involved with the drug culture.

So I no longer have a job, but those students and their families have become my friends. They are all over, getting married or coming home from the service or working at the grocery store, just all over. I see them, we exchange numbers, and now I have prior students as friends. They come over. I go to their houses. They first ones are all over 21 now. We go to a bar occasionally too. So being my age, and being on drugs, is a hassle, and can cause unemployment if people talk about you.
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I can see how it would cause problems. What I was referring to as "awesome" was the idea that there are people who chose to continue to have the experience of MDMA even as they get older, rather than becoming completely consumed by mainstream society's values. If your drug use is causing you problems then no, I do not think that is "awesome" for you, and I hope things work out.
 
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