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is k really addictive

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MrSpecialK69

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I have have been doing k for about six months now, with a group of my friends. but not one of us has ever been dependent on it.
I have judt been reading the trip reports and they have all been talking about how k is adictive.
please help.
 
From Erowid: "Ketamine has the potential to be both physically and psychologically addicting. Individuals who use it regularly may find it difficult to stop."
From the Good Drugs Guide: "Ketamine is not physically addictive, but, psychologically, thanks to its desirable effects and short duration, it can be extremely habit forming. There is now clear evidence of tolerance and dependence."
I've read conflicting reports about physical dependency, but everybody seems to be in agreement that, psychologically speaking, Ketamine is very addictive.
 
ketamine is highly addictive, at least for people that like it.
psychologically the desire to do K can be extremely strong, especially once you start doing it; it doesn't last long, and you're likely to want more.
as for physical dependency, i don't think it's addictive in the classical sense, but i do think there are withdrawal symptoms. a certain person who is not me experienced nausea, vomiting and headache during withdrawal (even short-term withdrawal), as well as burning and/or cold sensations in the hands.
it also changes your personality, possibly with devastating effect.
 
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