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Not being suicidal has been worse
Thread starterPursuitofWonder
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So I've fallen into drug use for the past 4 months and it seems to have temporarily removed my suicidal ideation. Great right? Nah. I'm still miserable but now I feel even more trapped in this place. My brain is used to suicide so it yearns for a quick way out of sadness that doesn't exist. But hey my doc says it's progress so party I guess.
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I don't understand how people can live life without so form of medicine or drugs, addicted to amphetamines myself and being off them even for a few days even though they're not really doing anything beneficial is pure hell, plus no drinking either.
I can totally relate.
For last 2 months, I've been feeling great and decided to give life a shot. My depression and bipolar disorder seemed to have been defeated but it was just a delusion because of my meds.
I'm still trying to live but boy....it becomes impossible sometimes.
How do normal people do it!? I can't find the answer on my mind!
Thanks. You might be unpleasantly surprised. I thought I had hit rock bottom, then relapsed and found an even lower bottom. Meth is truly the devil's drug of choice.
I see, yes it definitely could get worse eventually. Stimulant crashes are the lowest I've felt maybe ever. I should clarify a little that what seemed to help the most was PCP, I assume because it's related to ketamine which is used for that reason. I don't view what it improved as being permanent, it's liable to collapse any second really. It did something at least, more than I can say for any pill they've given me.
I see, yes it definitely could get worse eventually. Stimulant crashes are the lowest I've felt maybe ever. I should clarify a little that what seemed to help the most was PCP, I assume because it's related to ketamine which is used for that reason. I don't view what it improved as being permanent, it's liable to collapse any second really. It did something at least, more than I can say for any pill they've given me.
I never experience crashes with them, I guess its because I take such a normal dosage. Been for 24 years but that rush you get when you take a little more, it gets me through the day without wanting to hang myself. Like I feel electricity in my spine
I don't understand how people can live life without so form of medicine or drugs, addicted to amphetamines myself and being off them even for a few days even though they're not really doing anything beneficial is pure hell, plus no drinking either.
I never experience crashes with them, I guess its because I take such a normal dosage. Been for 24 years but that rush you get when you take a little more, it gets me through the day without wanting to hang myself. Like I feel electricity in my spine
Ah I know I am very sensitive to it as I feel high out of my mind on the lowest dosage. It's a shit drug and wouldn't recommend it to anyone, but for me its the only thing that helps in uni and life.
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