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Why is smoking banned? Because of the smell? Switzerland prescribes it too, but they don't care how you consume it. Other than that it's still illegal, but more of a grey area since every second person uses it anyways. You are allowed to carry 10g for personal use even if you got it from the black market, but at the same time you are not allowed to have used it in the past.

@Yimpa 😂 love your weird humor

@Hojo @Thought Art It's the same with this forum, all about balance. It can enhance contemplation and creativity, if used in the right amount. And I guess it depends on where you live how it's been marketed. It's still illegal here and the only people who say it's harmless are addicts.

Leaving France might open your mind.

How?

It is not the full truth, just a spike of truth you're seeing.

Yes it does.

That's the goal, until then just passing time in the most fun way possible 🤙

Fair enough you've got it, better times will come.

@Sugarcoat There is no ego really, just like there's no soul. What you’re experiencing could be more about being trapped in your head, letting thoughts and concepts disconnect you from your body. The mind can make everything seem way more complicated than it is. Interacting with physical reality more (even short walks to the forest) could be worth a shot and help you feel more grounded

@Sugarcoat So it's more as if you’re not using up any space? One very underrated way to gain some momentum that can help ground you is exercise. Even if it feels like it’s not going to make a big difference and the problem might be metaphysical, just moving and feeling your body can shift things a little over time.

I felt like this during what I could only describe as the dark night of the soul. It was a time when everything felt numb and disconnected, almost like I was watching my own life from a distance. I didn’t feel much of anything, no joy, no drive, and no connection to anything around me. Like you, I didn’t have the desire to engage with the things I used to love or even take care of myself in the way I should.

@Majed I'd say becoming suicidal is your clue to take a step back from trying to meet society’s standards and focusing on building a life you actually enjoy. Ironically, when you stop obsessing over sex and validation and focus on growing at your own pace, things start to feel less hopeless and that's when you start attracting effortlessly. Don’t let outside pressure rush your process.

Sounds like it yes. It's confusing because we tend to overthink and are introspective in nature, so things will rarely make sense in the moment. It's less that something's off with you, people are just not matching that depth and are repelled by it because they're mostly shallow (compared to an INFP's inner world).

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It's not strange, you probably intuit that it does do some harm, even if you can't see how at the moment. How long have you been using it for?

Yes, I can relate and for me it was only clear in hindsight. What is your MBTI personality type?

@patricknotstar Did you listen to Curt's interview with Leo? Part 1. Somewhere around the 5 hour mark I think he explains it a little different than in his solipsism video.

I am also INFP and always loved his raw, no bullshit style. I find it very grounding.

I hear you. What you need to work on is emotional and social intelligence. It's not about being less deep...but about being deep and also understood. It's the art of translating your inner world and communicating it in a way others can actually connect with. Don't think of it as wearing a mask but more like building a bridge.

Only one way to find out.

@trenton This will destroy your algorithm on a dating platform.

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@Schizophonia I used to follow advice like that: pushing, counting dates, trying to stick to rules. I blocked girls who were genuinely interested but just taking their time. It just created pressure and shallow connections. Things changed when I dropped the rules and actually relaxed into the moment. Actual experience is the best teacher. @integration journey Yeah I get it, I used to overthink a lot too. That's what being in your head is like