BigTrancer
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I'd like to ask you all a question, in the interests of coming up with a Do It Yourself guide to common sense, and sense not so common. Actually, I'd like to ask TWO questions, if I may.
1. What is the single BEST and most useful piece of advice that someone has EVER given you about drugs, drug use, drug abuse or drug health issues?
2. Taking your own personal experience into account, what is the single BEST and most useful piece of advice YOU would give (or have given) to someone else about drugs, drug use, drug abuse or drug health issues?
I'm not necessarily asking you to list the best advice ever given by anyone in the world... nor am I asking for the best Harm Minimisation information - just some things that have really made a difference to you, personally. You don't even have to give a source for the information if you don't remember who told you.
The advice can be Harm Minimisation/safety related, but also about drug information, tips on use, getting more out of the experience, staying out of trouble, dealing with comedowns/tuesdays etc.
In the spirit of getting the ball rolling, my answers to these questions are:
1. Best advice received: Always thoroughly research your chemicals before deciding to use them. Read experience reports, compare and contrast your own past experiences and judge if you're personally ready for those effects. Know yourself, know your chemical, know your dose and if possible - know first aid.
2. Best advice to offer: Every time you have a drug experience, take a few minutes to stop, sit down, and feel in tune with how good your body feels, or you'll zone yourself out and snap back to reality on the comedown without saving any memories for later... 'where did the last 3 hours go?'.
Let's see if we can come up with a good knowledge bank of tips and advice.
BigTrancer
1. What is the single BEST and most useful piece of advice that someone has EVER given you about drugs, drug use, drug abuse or drug health issues?
2. Taking your own personal experience into account, what is the single BEST and most useful piece of advice YOU would give (or have given) to someone else about drugs, drug use, drug abuse or drug health issues?
I'm not necessarily asking you to list the best advice ever given by anyone in the world... nor am I asking for the best Harm Minimisation information - just some things that have really made a difference to you, personally. You don't even have to give a source for the information if you don't remember who told you.
The advice can be Harm Minimisation/safety related, but also about drug information, tips on use, getting more out of the experience, staying out of trouble, dealing with comedowns/tuesdays etc.
In the spirit of getting the ball rolling, my answers to these questions are:
1. Best advice received: Always thoroughly research your chemicals before deciding to use them. Read experience reports, compare and contrast your own past experiences and judge if you're personally ready for those effects. Know yourself, know your chemical, know your dose and if possible - know first aid.
2. Best advice to offer: Every time you have a drug experience, take a few minutes to stop, sit down, and feel in tune with how good your body feels, or you'll zone yourself out and snap back to reality on the comedown without saving any memories for later... 'where did the last 3 hours go?'.
Let's see if we can come up with a good knowledge bank of tips and advice.
BigTrancer

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