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So, I really like cocaine. I grew up smoking weed, and at some point in my life, I stopped completely. I, personally, suffered from the paranoid and laziness
by cokethrowaway 12y ago
So, I really like cocaine.
I grew up smoking weed, and at some point in my life, I stopped completely. I, personally, suffered from the paranoid and laziness traits that effect certain users. It was a few years later that I tried cocaine.
Now, I always err on the side of safety, so when dealing with a drug that can kill with overuse, I tread carefully. I do way less than the normal user, and I do it only once a week. When I do do it, it's great. I get a LOT of work done. It's like coffee x2.
I don't want to argue with anybody about the substance, but I believe, for me, its positives outweigh its negatives. I hope one day the quality available to the public increases, and one day, that it is decriminalized.
Something like MC-18 will probably help extreme cases of addiction, but, it sounds like a very intense drug.
- curiously 12y agoyou are crazy...
- curiously 12y agowow when did hard drugs become okay here? have fun while it lasts cuz it never does.
- aikah 12y ago> its positives outweigh its negatives. Until it doesnt.that's why cocaine is REALLY tricky.Because you can actually have a "normal" life with it,for a long time,unlike weed where you know you cant have a deep intellectual activity high on THC.
- cokethrowaway 12y agoWell put about when it doesn't. It can be tricky, and it definitely depends on how well the user can manage their vices. I'm able to, so it works out. I eat very well and exercise tons, so I'm very healthy otherwise. It's dangerous to exercise on the drug, which is just one of the many reasons I don't do it often. I do know some people who smoke a lot of weed, and are super productive and sharper than ever on the high. Unfortunately, that's not me.
- Moneta_xi 12y agoHis context was "For me, its positives outweigh its negatives." I think he stressed its dangers, but for him at least now, there is not a problem.
- presumeaway 12y ago> I always err on the side of safety Evidently!