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If it all doesn't matter anymore anyway, then you got nothing to lose. Find (psychedelic) shrooms somewhere, eat a portion, and reconsider your choice after you

• kordless 11y ago
  Best answer on here. Good on you for sharing. I would add that taking a shroom trip when you are disturbed is not recommended, but maybe with a friend it might be better.
  • DanBC 11y ago
    No, it's quite a long way away from "best advice here".
• chrismarlow9 11y ago
  I ate mushrooms once while depressed and saw devil faces on everything. It didn't help. Needless to say, this is bad advice.
  • nap 11y ago
    I ate some psychedelics once while depressed hardly (sometimes it went into strong panic attacks), it was worst trip I ever had. I was just had to wait when it end up. But when it was gone I finally realized a lot of things about myself, about my life. It was clearest moment, like puzzles finally formed, everything became understandable. Like I was holding my breath all time and finally exhaled. I understood what it was destroying me inside and throwed it away. It just saved me a life.
    • chrismarlow9 11y ago
      Oh for sure it left me with some lessons about myself after the fact. But in hindsight I wouldn't recommend it to anyone unless they have a very seasoned therapist present (not just a sitter) and plan to go fully medical with it or not at all.
      • justizin 11y ago
        Blech. Read about set and setting. Sometimes the _day_ that you feel most suicidal is perhaps not the time to engage with psychedelics, but if you can peel yourself up a little, it can offer great perspective. Medical is scary to me honestly. Psychedelics shouldn't be so clinical, and fearing them is only fearing yourself. That said, they're not for everyone.