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puritanism and moral authoritarianism. People love imposing their morals on others, and most are taught from a young age that drugs other than alcohol and caffe
by jobs_throwaway 4y ago
puritanism and moral authoritarianism. People love imposing their morals on others, and most are taught from a young age that drugs other than alcohol and caffeine are bad
- distant_hat 4y agoDon't underestimate the amount of lobbying the alcohol industry does to make it seem like always having a drink is the best and only way to wind down and have fun.
- seanw444 4y agoI personally don't take anything (other than maybe some over-the-counter painkillers when I've got a minor injury, or what doctors prescribe to me - just to quell the gotchas). I don't drink or smoke cigs, because of the obvious health defects that are associated with them. Drinking less so, but I am personally concerned about acquiring an addiction. But if there was one thing I would consider trying, it's psychedelics. It can help you think outside the box, apparently has some link to treating depression, and they're not particularly addictive (other than an adrenaline junkie type of addiction, which can develop with anything). Point being, I don't do anything of the sort. But it baffles me that people are incapable of allowing others to do things that they personally don't want to partake in.