Your best friend in the world was just really unhealthy. Killing himself. Taking 600 mg clozapine on top of abilify 300 mg injection a month and klonopin a lot. Yet drinks like an alcoholic 4-5 nights per week. It’s just a really tough position to be in. When he does stupid stuff it makes me hate him but deep down I know it’s because I care about him and feel powerless over his actions I guess.
One of my best friends takes acid, and pretty much every other drug you can think of and I feel the same way you do, but what I do is try to have compassion on his situation.
I expressed my concern once in the past he went 8 months not drinking after that. Then fell off the wagon he’s a bad alcoholic. He went 8 months now he has trouble going two days.
You’re doing the right thing. My lsd days were 2009-2010. Would’ve helped if people had compassion for me like no one did at all when I was self medicating myself. They made it worse for me.
Yeah I hope he straightens out, and gets past it I don’t want the same thing that happened to me happen to him
Schizophrenia you mean?? Yours wasn’t drug induced right? But yeah I know what you mean. I don’t think people should be doing lsd until a much older age if they choose to. It’s dangerous for the developing or psychotic/medicated mind.
Yeah mine wasn’t drug induced schizophrenia it was just normal schizophrenia. I think people that do LSD should have safety measures in place in case they fall off the rails. But my friend doesn’t have that so that’s why I’m expressing so much concern
I think no one should just keep doing lsd. If you’re healthy and like 30+ years old your minds fully developed and you’ve never had psychiatric issues, mature enough to handle it and not abuse it. Maybe u can handle an lsd trip. Of course people are gonna do it anyways. But my point is, I was 19 when I did it and I was not mature enough neither was any of the people around me doing it. It was life lessons but I would never do it again. God wish sometimes I could go back before my bad trip and never do drugs again. I was too curious and was so vulnerable. Changing my mind seemed logical. Now need meds to balance it all out. I said I wish I could back but Everything might happen for a reason too Idk. I would recommend staying on the straight and narrow with this disease already persisting…
One of my friends was doing cocaine multiple times a day everyday for 3 years straight. And alcohol and cigarettes of course.
But then he had enough and quit cold turkey. Went to a counselor , got on meds and now I think he’s like 68 weeks clean sober now. Goes to the gym and stuff.
So people can change but it’s really up to them to do so. We’re all adults we are responsible for our own choices.
Yeah he doesn’t think he has a problem so…
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