818shoe
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- Nov 25, 2012
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Don't do it bro. Keep yo head upi attempted suicide on Tuesday. Didn't hurt myself but I came very close. Didn't get hospitalized but my parents took my gun.
I'm just tired of everything.
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Don't do it bro. Keep yo head upi attempted suicide on Tuesday. Didn't hurt myself but I came very close. Didn't get hospitalized but my parents took my gun.
I'm just tired of everything.
Keep your head up and don't go down that road man, your young fam, flourish. You have a lot to look forward too, I remember you posting about proving everyone wrong, keep that as your motivation because you know you're capable of doing more.i attempted suicide on Tuesday. Didn't hurt myself but I came very close. Didn't get hospitalized but my parents took my gun.
I'm just tired of everything.
This post made me think of....I pick my nose allll the time. But Id rather have a clean nose. When someone is talking to me and there's a viewable booger in their nostril, I have to walk away immediately.
na we all do. if she changed for the worst just cut her off.
Reconnected with a good old friend of mine, I mentioned how I miss how things used to be and how I always thought highly of her, obviously I know she isn't the same person she was years ago but I thought of the comment as a good thing
came off in the wrong way to her, is it wrong for me to miss people of the past? Cause secretly I do
Lust. The reason I still feel the same about certain females, kinda like a dog chasing its tail
Man just show them you're happy to see them, save the mushy stuff.
What if the matrix was real...Does anyone ever feel like life is fake? I have a real hard time convincing myself that what I am doing right now is real. There will be times where everything just feels like an endless dream and it sucks.
**** life
Feel like this a little bit everydayMy entire life in one photo
Why? If you don't mind sharing, that is.
all can be done in moderation except for the highly addictive ones.
Are drugs bad? (Not talking about weed here... I'm talking about prescription pills, molly, psychedelics, etc.)
I'm aware the abuse of them can be terrible for a number of reasons especially depending on the individual and the "abuse" of them is a word in itself that can be left up for interpretation... but I honestly have felt like if one is knowledge about the effects each one has on their body in addition to being fully aware of the depression or "fall" (if you will) that is going to ensue during the come-down but makes a conscious decision they're fine with it and still choose to put the chemical in their body. What's the real harm? In 2014, should the possession of drugs truly be illegal?
I know this discussion can go a number of ways but I've thought deeply about this a couple of times and a big part of me feels like if you self-medicate a couple times a month I think it's actually good for the mental... no different than alcohol, which in my eyes is nothing more than a regulated legal drug in itself.
Are drugs bad? (Not talking about weed here... I'm talking about prescription pills, molly, psychedelics, etc.)
I'm aware the abuse of them can be terrible for a number of reasons especially depending on the individual and the "abuse" of them is a word in itself that can be left up for interpretation... but I honestly have felt like if one is knowledge about the effects each one has on their body in addition to being fully aware of the depression or "fall" (if you will) that is going to ensue during the come-down but makes a conscious decision they're fine with it and still choose to put the chemical in their body. What's the real harm? In 2014, should the possession of drugs truly be illegal?
I know this discussion can go a number of ways but I've thought deeply about this a couple of times and a big part of me feels like if you self-medicate a couple times a month I think it's actually good for the mental... no different than alcohol, which in my eyes is nothing more than a regulated legal drug in itself.
all can be done in moderation except for the highly addictive ones.
Are drugs bad? (Not talking about weed here... I'm talking about prescription pills, molly, psychedelics, etc.)
I'm aware the abuse of them can be terrible for a number of reasons especially depending on the individual and the "abuse" of them is a word in itself that can be left up for interpretation... but I honestly have felt like if one is knowledge about the effects each one has on their body in addition to being fully aware of the depression or "fall" (if you will) that is going to ensue during the come-down but makes a conscious decision they're fine with it and still choose to put the chemical in their body. What's the real harm? In 2014, should the possession of drugs truly be illegal?
I know this discussion can go a number of ways but I've thought deeply about this a couple of times and a big part of me feels like if you self-medicate a couple times a month I think it's actually good for the mental... no different than alcohol, which in my eyes is nothing more than a regulated legal drug in itself.
I agree with both statements... so today, should the possession of drugs truly be illegal?It's all relative to the person taking the drugs. Some people handle it better than others. I have a friend who could do multiple drugs at a time and still be functional but I also have another friend who will go into panic attacks and it can get bad.Are drugs bad? (Not talking about weed here... I'm talking about prescription pills, molly, psychedelics, etc.)
I'm aware the abuse of them can be terrible for a number of reasons especially depending on the individual and the "abuse" of them is a word in itself that can be left up for interpretation... but I honestly have felt like if one is knowledge about the effects each one has on their body in addition to being fully aware of the depression or "fall" (if you will) that is going to ensue during the come-down but makes a conscious decision they're fine with it and still choose to put the chemical in their body. What's the real harm? In 2014, should the possession of drugs truly be illegal?
I know this discussion can go a number of ways but I've thought deeply about this a couple of times and a big part of me feels like if you self-medicate a couple times a month I think it's actually good for the mental... no different than alcohol, which in my eyes is nothing more than a regulated legal drug in itself.