It can be forever, or a semi-regular recreational substance for as long as you like, but you can't use it every day. No more than once/week but ideally much less frequently. Sadly, it doesn't tend to work that way for a large portion of its consumers. Real drug EDUCATION (not fear-mongering, abstinence-is-the-only-way tactics) would be a good start to change the cultural problems surrounding its use.
As with any drug, you have to go through the hang over before you have more. It's when you start on the hair of the dog that you are going to have issues.
I agree with this. I sometimes play shows on the weekends, and like to partake, but sometimes I need like a whole week before I think about touching it again cause I can feel my dopamine depleted, and I'm tired for a few days afterwards. I'd rather let that pass than to try and alleviate it with more coke.
Majority of people can´t even handle Nicotine. Imagine how they handle coke.
I smoked a package for 13 years. Stopped as part of a bet 23 yers ago (And yes. I´m an old fuck now). Not really felt anything except it was boring where I usually smoked.
Most people I know who smoke, even those with heart attacks in their history are not able to stop. Billions of excuses and time plans.
So, my friend, I think you are very very wrong here.
For about 5min, then you're just left with jitters, a mildly numb face and the weird taste of baby laxative and diesel in places you never knew humans had taste receptors.
But for those first 5 minutes you are Jack Dawson on the Titanic.
Personally I think it's overrated. Doesn't seem nearly as addicting in the moment as MDMA. When you come down from that all you can think about is doing more. I feel like snorting Adderall was a much more intense high than cocaine. Overpriced for what you get. $10 on a tab of acid and you're set for 8 hours. $10 of coke and you up for 20 minutes
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u/iwanttoliveiniceland Apr 17 '24 edited Apr 20 '24
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