u/Big_Papa-69

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Why do people always say stuff like …

‘Once you go down that path, there’s no turning back’

In other words:

‘Once you do hard drugs, it’s a life long decision’

What do people mean when they say this?

What makes it a lifelong decision? Does it permanently alter your brain chemistry or something?

If someone uses hard drugs for a few years, is it the likelihood that they’ll always use for the rest of their life? And what changes have they made to themselves aside from the obvious of becoming addicted. Meth users for example.

Also just to be clear.. Im asking for my lab rat of a friend, it has nothing to do with the people around me saying these statements directly.

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u/Big_Papa-69 — 25 days ago

Im glad I decided to try the tabs.

I just got into all this a couple months ago with powder. It felt like the side effects outweighed the benefits so I switched back to 7o.

Then I was running out and since I’m in a banned state didn’t wanna go thru that whole process so I figured why not try some tabs. And it’s a game changer..Them hitting faster makes a big difference imo. It’s kinda like a longer lasting 7o. Anyways kind of a pointless post but I’m back in the game ha and prob will be for awhile. Just glad to find something that works.

Idk I liked 7o better than the mgm powder that I had(maybe I should’ve tried better powder) but I liked mgm tabs better than 7o. If that makes any sense.

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u/Big_Papa-69 — 28 days ago