You can change one thing about your past

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I wish I didn’t spend almost five years of my life doing nothing but smoking weed.

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I wouldn’t have married my son’s father

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I would have changed the group of friends I had and would never have done drugs…

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I would have preferred to be more alone than to be with evil friends

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Uhhhh i would say probably not smoke and consume as much thc as i did. Cause it wasnt necessarily smoking in general it was what i was smoking on and consuming. Kurupts moon rocks are like over 56% pure thc and eating those 1000 mg edibles in one sitting was straight foolish :joy: now my mind is like dude no more plz not now. When i get high enough now my voices come back and they say omg not again why do you get me high? I just stopped all together cause for some reason it messes with me negatively. But i say not as much because i believe i wouldnt have started hearing voices if i would have done it alot more moderately. Like if i invested more time and money into music instead of trying to get super high i would be more off the ground and more creative in my music. But i had good times and memories with thc.

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Changing one thing wouldn’t make a difference, I would have to change a bunch of stuff. So I’ll just go with the I’ll just have to start changing stuff now answer,

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I should have spent more time with my friends when I was younger. I lived in constant anxiety and that didn’t help me socializing and making new friends. These days I’m more peaceful with myself and nicer too :slightly_smiling_face:

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The same thing here… I would have treated myself earlier. Now I have too many and hard symptoms, its a bit too late :confused: .

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Mescaline 151515

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I really don’t want to go university college. It was my mistake.

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I would change some of my financial decisiions I made that put me in debt for the rest of my life.

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That I would’ve made straight a’s in college instead of being lazy and flunking out

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That I would have gone to the hospital sooner and maybe saved my son’s life.

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I would have sought therapy when I was a 24 year old associate engineer, 7 years before diagnosed schizophrenic.

I just wasn’t very mentally or emotionally aware of some basic things, I think, and I think a good therapist could have dropped some wisdom on me.

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