Erikmen
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I truly believe that's impossible to live without Benzodiazepines after you've become used to them.
They make you think differently and, sadly, but true, also a better and understanding person.
I am talking about using them with moderation. To the point you are just normal, never high.
The reason that's so difficult to quit lies in the fact that they've totally changed who you are and how you process your thoughts and actions. I'm talking about years and years of use without problems.
Of course this is my opinion, but most people I know who are used to benzodiazepines like this agrees with me. It's wildly available too. And it's well accepted by society. I see it similarly to drinking mildly.
I mean, the cost benefit in quitting weighs in favor of you chemically functioning better and healthier.
They make you think differently and, sadly, but true, also a better and understanding person.
I am talking about using them with moderation. To the point you are just normal, never high.
The reason that's so difficult to quit lies in the fact that they've totally changed who you are and how you process your thoughts and actions. I'm talking about years and years of use without problems.
Of course this is my opinion, but most people I know who are used to benzodiazepines like this agrees with me. It's wildly available too. And it's well accepted by society. I see it similarly to drinking mildly.
I mean, the cost benefit in quitting weighs in favor of you chemically functioning better and healthier.
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