Shpongled
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Krig, I love ya man... but for real.... GTFODevourement sucks
*points at the door stern faced*
Krig, I love ya man... but for real.... GTFODevourement sucks
*points at the door stern faced*
Because your body is used to it. Your body has become accustomed to having it consistently and you don't even notice it's effects anymore, or how it's changed/altered your personality. This is why half the population refuses take prescription drugs like that for their "disorders" and why we have songs like Medicated Nation.I take adderall for add and klonopin for anxiety (although i take that not nearly as much now) and it doesn't mess me up anymore than 3 beers in a night or 2 cups of coffee in the morning would.
Because your body is used to it. Your body has become accustomed to having it consistently and you don't even notice it's effects anymore, or how it's changed/altered your personality. This is why half the population refuses take prescription drugs like that for their "disorders" and why we have songs like Medicated Nation.
On a very general level, I would say that drugs like that kill at least some part (however big or small it might be) of what makes every person that takes them unique.
Then learn a new one. It's only difficult in your mind.It's the only way I know how to socialize.
It's because the xanax is the only relief for my general anxiety disorder. Imagine adrenaline pumping through your stomach literally 24/7.
Come new year, I'm done with weed. It makes my anxiety worse.
yeah with socializing I learned to quit burdening myself with what people think about me (if I'm cool or if I'm good enough or whatever)...the best way to put that into practice is being yourself as you naturally are and don't say anything against yourself or others...just have respect and if someone has something you don't have, don't let it affect you. This is for when you're meeting new people. Sometimes we all act weird and that's fine...but if you don't beat yourself up, your mind turns from inward onto the world/reality in front of you and the world only gets bigger and your own insecurities become more insignificant.