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Wow I think the most I’ve taken is 20 odd mg - can you feel it at that dose?I took i took 45mg's of zopiclone, abuvh of and clonazelam. fuck imsomnia
Wow I think the most I’ve taken is 20 odd mg - can you feel it at that dose?I took i took 45mg's of zopiclone, abuvh of and clonazelam. fuck imsomnia
Didnt the movie Superfly have a song too?fuck my stupid goddamn adaptable brain-
experiencing minor cannabinoid withdrawal after only a week of twice daily use. I am a walking advert for the dangers of kindling. Three days of opes, a few days of benzos, a week of cannabis- it doesn't matter, I'll end up in (manageable but still unpleasant and life-destabilizing) withdrawal. stupid, stupid, stupid. In my early 20s I could do weeks/months of opes, cannabis, or benzos, with no ill-effect upon cessation. These days? I get a rebound at the very least, if not minor-moderate withdrawal. I hate this shit, I won't be able to use for more than a day by the time I'm 30, is2g.
OH WELL, ON A TOTALLY UNRELATED NOTE:
home from work (training new guy... stress)
20mg brorphine
Vape
2% milk (yeah, the hard stuff. Not as hard as homo but I only drink homo milk socially..)
1L H2O
Two shots of tequila
A nitrous cart if I can dig one up
T minus 45 minutes until my damn back stops hurting and I have the courage to cook something edible
movie recommendation: 1972's "Superfly", avail. in the criterion streaming collection. Great film; 1970s NYC and cocaine dealers, what's not to love. Blaxsploitation, to be sure, but it aspires to something greater (intentionally or unintentionally) and ends up painting a really intriguing picture of new york during some of it's darker days. Trigger warning cocaine use, sex, police violence
getting a dose of depression daily ever since my brother passed in Junea decent dose of depression sometimes does the trick.
Thank you so much for that! And no I would not tell you to fuck off.Everyone here on Bluelight is wonderful for helping each other out. Everyones empathy here has touched my heart, and I will remember that.DID IT EVER, it's been stuck in my head going on 24 hours now.
Fuck. Sending you all the love, compassion, and empathy I can muster, re: your brother's passing. Nobody should ever have to lose a brother before their time.
I don't want to preach or be presumptious, so please feel free to tell me to fuck off, but I lost someone recently, and have found it hard but really beneficial to write down random positive memories of them? Like, write them down when I'm in an okay place, psychologically, and then read them when I go through the hardest of the daily rough-patches. After a while you end up with enough of the memories that when things get bad you can flip through the writing like you're reading a book, and be reminded of them in a good way instead of a bad way. Doesn't really matter if you're good at writing or enjoy writing, the act of doing it is in and of itself therapeutic and feels like a way to honour a loved one. And, you can share that writing with the other people who were in your bro's life... sharing that feels like a small way to 'give back' to someone we've lost.
Take care, friend. From one brother to another.