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☮ Social ☮ PD Social: Loquacious Psychedelic Love Lazers

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It seems the holiday season has come early this year, only November 30th and I'm already overcome with despair. Not to worry though, a bit of o-desmethyltramadol was eaten and things aren't so bad anymore. It's nice to have some comfort other than pretty lights on houses to make up for the soul crushing loneliness and reminders that no one cares about me that seem rampant this time of year.

Hope everyone else has had a better day than I.
 
^We care about you. Do you have Seasonal Affective Disorder? I ask because you mentioned the time of year as if it were an expected point on some cycle of depression. Get yourself one of those S.A.D. lights to add some simulated sunshine to your day.

I'm not personally bothered by seasonal change, at least not in any consistent way. I actually find cold desolation beautiful, esp. on dissociatives! There was a point earlier where I was transfixed by the image of an arctic desert. If there's a class of drug for the winter, it's either dissociatives or opiates. Right now I'm on a mix of DXM, ketamine, morphine, and the tail end of a 25C-NBOMe trip, and I love that it's warm in here and very cold outside. The contrast enhances my appreciation of the heat. Plus, dissociatives tend to make me feel like I'm enclosed in a box and sunk into a bottomless sea of cold black oil, so the frigid blackness outside of my window enhances that impression and lets me delve deeper into the head space, which is of course joyful. Using dissociatives during winter helps me relish the darkness instead of dread it.
 
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Never Knows, do you have a therapist? I'm not saying you need a psychiatrist by any means, but I think you may find it helpful to have a social worker or someone on your side to help you work through some issues you seem to be facing. Some degree of social withdrawal is common when people are going through major transitions, but protracted periods of isolation are typically unhealthy. Although I don't have any data to back it up, my sense is that lack of social interaction leads to deterioration of social skills...the brain is like a muscle in the sense that you must apply it or it will atrophy. I think this is why prolonged social withdrawal often leads to increasing alienation, and is a risk factor (or a precursor) for anxiety, depression, and psychosis. Therapy can definitely help. And of course we're happy to have you as a part of our group here.

<3
 
yucatanboy2 said:
My wife and I smoked some great hash tonight and she was telling me what she got when she went grocery shopping and she was like " I got some apples, and some weed, and some milk.... wait, did I say weed? I meant lays potatoe chips" and we both burst out laughing. Awesome.
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alantis360 said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lLqqR2pcws&feature=player_embedded

How to dance to dubstep
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bahahahah



Wah I got way drunker than intended last night. Fucking dextroamp makes me able to drink a lot more. Now I have muscle pains in my left arm.
 
Hello loquacious lazer loving lucy lickers :)

I think I'm going to have to stop using cannabinoids. I love THC and her sisters but I'm finding it difficult to prepare for school and be productive when I'm getting stoned. I think it may have had something to do with my poor performance in high school too. I see lots of coffee and a little amphetamine in my future.
 
I kniow its late but


PD Social: Where we chillax while wielding our cizzacks (if you know what i mean) ;)







nvm looking back that one is lame

or maybe it's appropriate for the title of the next nudie thread lulz
 
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ive seen that dubstep video, you gotta do that slower than that
cause the ONLY time dubstep sounds good is when you're on ket
and i aint think (at least i couldnt) move CLOSE to that speed on ketamine
if i could move at all, i couldnt really stand when i did it..
dnb>dub tho
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeUtCxe-xDg
if my heart had a dnb beat id take better care of it.
 
I dance to dubstep pretty fast actually. Well I usually have like two rhythms going, part of my movement is with the 2 step drums and then I do some wonky shit a bit faster to the wobble/bass :D
 
i still despise the wub wubs
i aint even respect the genre enough to call it by its proper name
its too slow, and it just sounds choppy and shitty imo
except when youre on ketamine.
 
Wait till you grow up a bit LMA, I'm sure a lot of your views will change, like I bet one day you will actually like opiates/downers a lot more.


nearjat said:
Opinions about music are worthless. Like I think hardstyle/hardcore whatever is pretty terrible but it tickles someone else's ears then awesome!
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QFT


I still don't get why nobody here besides willow and TAC like psytrance, like seriously, all the effects!!!
Although it does require a fair bit of concentration to listen to for the full psy effect.
 
"Opinions were like kittens. I was giving them away."

Psytrance isn't all bad in my mind, but I have trouble getting past the cheese factor that's overwhelmingly present in electronic music...that, and it all tends to sound repetitive and bland pretty quickly (to me). It's too formulaic. I still might be up for checking out a festival at Deerfields (near Asheville, NC) if for no reason other than to immerse myself in psychedelia with a bunch of people in the beautiful outdoors of the North Carolina mountains for a weekend.
 
whats a new psytrance album you would reccomend, or any really I would like to check some out.
 
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