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Lol people still talking about Fent but then you have Tranq which is even worse, 5 years from now you'll have the streets filled with limbless people from tranq

Lol people still talking about Fent but then you have Tranq which is even worse, 5 years from now you'll have the streets filled with limbless people from tranq, horrifying

skeaker 2y ago
Probably fair to say that neither are any good.
- endofreach 2y ago
  As someone who started doing drugs at a young age, i am happy that i am now too old for this.
  - dzhiurgis 2y ago
    Do you regret it or did you had fun? Personally I kinda miss it but also it was such a waste of time. Esp not miss unproductive hippy conversations around bonfire.
    - endofreach 2y ago
      I don't regret it. I just think how lucky i am, that i didn't lose myself completely. There were a few close calls though back then they didn't scare me. They were cool stories (in my and my friends minds back then). Today i think differently about that. My close calls were with very clean drugs. Seeing all these crazy new drugs & what they're mixed with, i believe these close calls would have been final ones for me. I think the experiences did a lot of damage to my young brain, but also, everyone is damaged one way or the other. But man, i got fun memories. Alongside sad & scary ones. The last 10 years i was so "focused" on creating something and spent most of time working on stuff (on the computer). Pulling 12-14 hour days or 1-2 days no sleep at all regularly... A lot of less real life memories. That is something i regret much more. Especially now that i am a father and turned 30. I still spend my working hours too focused on trying something big, now that i have already wasted my good years on the computer. This is actually something i regret. Because i feel now that i still didn't do much of significant work & always struggle financially, i am a loser. But i'd rather feel like a loser with less of a "wannabe change the world entrepreneur focused" past and more of a "man, was i really still such an idiot when i was 25" kind of past.
jsnabwn 2y ago
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nick__m 2y ago
I did not knew about peoples injecting xylazine mixed with fentanyl on purpose. It was detected in Canada and in 48 states. It's beyond horrible, if was is written that article is true https://theconversation.com/what-is-xylazine-a-medical-toxicologist-explains-how-it-increases-overdose-risk-and-why-narcan-can-still-save-a-life-199482 https://theconversation.com/what-is-xylazine-a-medical-toxic... .

Lol people still talking about Fent but then you have Tranq which is even worse, 5 years from now you'll have the streets filled with limbless people from tranq, horrifying

skeaker 2y ago

Probably fair to say that neither are any good.

endofreach 2y ago
As someone who started doing drugs at a young age, i am happy that i am now too old for this.
- dzhiurgis 2y ago
  Do you regret it or did you had fun? Personally I kinda miss it but also it was such a waste of time. Esp not miss unproductive hippy conversations around bonfire.
  - endofreach 2y ago
    I don't regret it. I just think how lucky i am, that i didn't lose myself completely. There were a few close calls though back then they didn't scare me. They were cool stories (in my and my friends minds back then). Today i think differently about that. My close calls were with very clean drugs. Seeing all these crazy new drugs & what they're mixed with, i believe these close calls would have been final ones for me. I think the experiences did a lot of damage to my young brain, but also, everyone is damaged one way or the other. But man, i got fun memories. Alongside sad & scary ones. The last 10 years i was so "focused" on creating something and spent most of time working on stuff (on the computer). Pulling 12-14 hour days or 1-2 days no sleep at all regularly... A lot of less real life memories. That is something i regret much more. Especially now that i am a father and turned 30. I still spend my working hours too focused on trying something big, now that i have already wasted my good years on the computer. This is actually something i regret. Because i feel now that i still didn't do much of significant work & always struggle financially, i am a loser. But i'd rather feel like a loser with less of a "wannabe change the world entrepreneur focused" past and more of a "man, was i really still such an idiot when i was 25" kind of past.

jsnabwn 2y ago

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nick__m 2y ago

I did not knew about peoples injecting xylazine mixed with fentanyl on purpose. It was detected in Canada and in 48 states. It's beyond horrible, if was is written that article is true https://theconversation.com/what-is-xylazine-a-medical-toxicologist-explains-how-it-increases-overdose-risk-and-why-narcan-can-still-save-a-life-199482 https://theconversation.com/what-is-xylazine-a-medical-toxic... .