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Will you stop taking drugs once you get to an age?

i don't know if ill make it past 30

if i do i think i will have probably turned into an alcoholic by then but not sure

will definitely give up the psychs and benzos by then i hope

amphetamines not so sure being represcribed them for genuine adhd
 
Ive been dependent, with periods of fully fledged addiction to opioids and benzos, for the better of 12 years. With the DDD i have i will be on one opioid or another and valium for the rest of my life. I grow and smoke a bit of pot as well.

So, yeah, ill be dependent and using weed right up until i croak it. Not the greatest thing ever but ive accepted it. People think ive won the lottery. I havent. A fully abled body Without 24/7 chronic pain and the odd dabble to death would have been my personal preference.
 
i don't think i'll ever give up alcohol. it's just too prevalent in society

stopped smoking weed altogether, never was a fan of it anyway even where i live
psychs are getting phased out...

mdma and opiates are really the only other 2 i could see myself doing for a while yet
 
I'm going to stick it out for the long run, it only makes sense to me.
Although I'll likely take different drugs, mostly psychedelics and some MDMA
 
I mainly experiment with natural highs and I can't see myself getting sick of mild, spiritual trips and highs any time. I can see my curiosity about harder stuff tapering off as I get a bit older.
 
probably not, but taking anything is getting harder and harder due to lack of time and proper space.

real life responsabilities eat a lot at one's available drug time. for instance, once i get a family going, i cant imagine having 18h+ for a good ol 2cp or DOC trip....

and if you take alcohol into account, then most of my family is a long time user (though not abuser)
 
I hope to give up cigarettes when I reach 34 or 35... I've tried a few times before without success.
As for other drugs, I don't intend to.
 
I figured it was time to quit smoking weed when my little boy used to imitate the sound of me inhaling a bong with ice and water in it. He know Dad would head to the closet when he got home from work, crush ice, fill with water and then make that funny noise. Once he figured it out, I quit. He was pretty young, so I really doubt he has any real memory of it.
 
I don't think I will completely. I will always drink alcohol in at least amall amounts and coffee. Wether or not I will continue taking psychedelics is impossible for me to answer. I might have a horrible trip one day and will stop taking them completely... . I'm sure that i will cintinue taking ambien or benzoa and ghb just for their sleep influence.

I hope i will not continue taking alphetamines for being productive because thats a bad permanent solution in th long run.
 
TheLostBoys said:
Already have........stopped drinking alcohol, stopped all psychedelics, stopped all stimulants, stopped smoking weed......all by personal preference, don't care for any of them anymore.
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This. I used to spend a lot of time in the clubs (every night) and liked to have fun. I'm at a different stage now. I have kids, and enjoy them now more than the clubs. Not to mention that at 40 something, even though I still listen exclusively to electronic music, I feel pretty silly going to raves and clubs.

The only use now is prescribed for sleep.
 
You're better with psychedelics when you're younger. Seriously, they scare you a lot more as you age, and they're not as effective.
My aged friends prefer speedier drugs. Go figure - everything starts to chug and splutter as we get older. Speedy drugs get all cylinders firing again.
There are very few people in my circle who still do drugs. The hardcore are now into extreme health and fitness, it's their new high. The original fit and able are in control. The mentally ill and naturally eccentric of our gang still dabble in drugs, still rely on altered states to enable them to feel comfortable in their skin for a short while.
 
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