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> the only way to stop is to want to ... but I'm much less happy afterwards If you don't want to quit, nothing will help, probably. > the boredom from not bei
by myshpa 3y ago
> the only way to stop is to want to ... but I'm much less happy afterwards
If you don't want to quit, nothing will help, probably.
> the boredom from not being high
Maybe this is the real problem?
- HDThoreaun 3y agoThat's exactly what I'm saying. Mushrooms aren't the key, wanting to quit is. Quitting weed is pretty easy if you want to. Not at all like tobacco or opioids.
- haswell 3y agoThe success scenarios I’ve heard about involve psilocybin + trained therapist. Some people have undirected transformative experiences, but some people (most?) need help navigating.
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- myshpa 3y ago> undirected transformative experiences Going in without a therapist doesn't necessarily mean the experience is undirected. Even during an intense psilocybin experience, people typically retain some degree of agency and control over their actions. In most cases, individuals on a psilocybe trip can still make decisions and perform basic tasks, though their perceptions and judgments might be altered.
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