Opioids

[samijiben]

I have scoured this forum forth & back in search of a post about someon's experience with opiods. I don't know if that class of drugs is tabboo in this corner or if you guys just aren't fkn stupid...

Me, on the other hand, I am a rascal. As such, after getting my wisdom teeth extracted, I decided to have some fun with my painmeds. I'm a teenager, so this is understandable.

 

Anyways, just wanted to share my experience with 25mg off the hydros. It was eerily similar to a psychedelic experience. I also want to try some coke to test this hypothesis, but I have found that, with the exception of weed, pretty much all psychoactive substances bring me closer to God in one way or another

 

Specifically with this experience, my mind just shut the fuck off. I experinced EFFORTLESS ENLIGHTENMENT; even that one voice interjecting spiritual terminology in between every breath disappeared

Anyways, wz curious if any yall had experience in this domain. Obviously it's best to not do this or only do this once or twicr because u don't want to be a heroin addict.

 

Edited April 23 by samijiben

[Flowerfaeiry]

I’ve tried all “mainstream” drugs and yeah they give you new perspectives… I’ve heard shooting heroin is like being wrapped in god’s blanket. I was friends with methheads and my dear ex boyfriend died from heroin and yeah addiction is just a very very sad and dark place to be. There’s too much suffering in the world.

Edited April 24 by Flowerfaeiry

[samijiben]

@Flowerfaeiry figured as much. Best stay away from that stuff

[Flowerfaeiry]

It’s not worth it unless you get placed in those situations by the hand of god because you were homeschooled and severely sheltered from the world your whole life so when your parents get divorced and you’re forced into the “real world” for the first time he says “you need some life experience, try drugs. But I’m going to give you a very healthy fear of becoming an addict”. So you don’t become a methhead. But you still lose your mind to ecstasy and do psychedelics too young and end up suffering immensely because of your unconventional childhood and lack of support for the abuse you endured and end up being an outcast in your family because of the drugs and then you turn 30 and finally start to heal and everything starts making sense.