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what's the number one thing drugs have taught you..?

You can turn your back on a person, but never turn your back on a drug!
 
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Drugs have taught me that I am an idiot for believing I could do them, thinking I was more powerful than them when it is really the other way around.
 
There is life, and there is drugs.
and there is little, if any, grey area between...
you can only have one at any given time IME
 
Respect people who respect you, regardless of where they are on the social hierarchy. Being around a lot of different segments of the population who use drugs has taught me to be a little more tolerant of other people.
 
Drugs have taught me that everyone is on a journey of their own, and that we need to help one another rather than trying to tear each other down.

Also, that chemically-induced states of mind are fun...but opiate withdrawal is about as far from fun as you can get, so moderation is important.
 
Drugs taught me that I'm a weaker person than I imagined. They taught me that drugs are the true physical manifestation of the metaphore "double edged sword". They can make you feel more amazing than any sober person will ever feel.. but they can make you feel like utter shit that I almost think is impossible to feel living a sober life. I've experienced shitty moments in my life but never as many or as shitty as the moments brought on by drug use.

Makes me think of meth. The high, especially IV, is better than anything I've ever felt. By far better than molly, love or anything. But the crash is so awful it was worse than when my friend died in my arms from an oxycodone/xanax and alcohol overdose <<the worst sober moment of my life. The crash from a 4 day binge on meth made me feel at least twice as awful. I didn't know it was possible to feel so awful. Its why I won't touch the shit anymore as hard as it is to abstain... And even with this knowledge I still relapse from time to time.
 
The most important lesson doing drugs has taught me is that if put enough thought and energy into whatever it is that you want, eventually you will get it.

Second to that is... Actions have consequences and that what goes around comes around.
 
They helped me prove to myself and others that there is no such thing as black or white. and showed me that there is more to life then what you can see and touch
 
the drugs don't work.

not that i never had blissful euphoria on drugs

but i am melancholic, with a highly addictive personality, also prone to mania/psychosis on psychs which doesn't bode well for using any drugs i am interested in.

acid opened me up to realms of existing i hadn't thought possible. a download from superconsciousness, opening me up to the divine. mushrooms to a smaller extent
 
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