9 mg of clonazepam. 80 mg of ambien. 1 l of white wine.

[antagonizing_autist]

absolutely fucking nothing. 

am i superhuman or what? 

when i say "nothing", i mean it in a i-could-still-go-face-to-face-with-the-best-lawyer-in-a-country-representing-a-client-i-know-nothing-about way. 100% functionality. btw, the amount of substances from the title would be life threatening for the average person.

[antagonizing_autist]

and this is after a weekend of disgustingly excessive drinking, which came after months of drinking 1l+popping pills EVERY DAY. holy fuck.

[antagonizing_autist]

[Mr Looks]

All of these are fucking up your hormones making you feel even worse tomorrow. On some vicious cycle type shi

[bluerose]

mirin high pedigree anti-fragility mindset and happy-go-lucky swagger ngl

[bluerose]

reminds me of myself (the weaker version tho)

[bluerose]

[antagonizing_autist]

All of these are fucking up your hormones making you feel even worse tomorrow. On some vicious cycle type shi

yeah, obviously. but i wanted to emphasize how far gone i am. ask any doctor if it's normal to consume that and feel nothing and they'll just give you a pitying look

[Dreckssau]

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[antagonizing_autist]

mirin high pedigree anti-fragility mindset and happy-go-lucky swagger ngl

i really wish i didnt need a month-worth of substances just to ... almost feel something, ngl. i wish i was a little bitch who gets knocked out by half an aspirine. not sure if this is just tolerance + weight or something more

[Mr Looks]

yeah, obviously. but i wanted to emphasize how far gone i am. ask any doctor if it's normal to consume that and feel nothing and they'll just give you a pitying look

No one overdoses on purpose. Try to switch between different receptor simulators if you can't quit

[bluerose]

i really wish i didnt need a month-worth of substances just to ... almost feel something, ngl. i wish i was a little bitch who gets knocked out by half an aspirine. not sure if this is just tolerance + weight or something more

u need to channel ur masochism into being my friend

[antagonizing_autist]

No one overdoses on purpose. Try to switch between different receptor simulators if you can't quit

i feel like it all blends into one pathway eventually. those minor differences are maybe clinically relevant when it's women or children taking microdoses of already pissweak meds, tbh

[machinelves]

i really wish i didnt need a month-worth of substances just to ... almost feel something, ngl. i wish i was a little bitch who gets knocked out by half an aspirine. not sure if this is just tolerance + weight or something more

it not ur fault everyone buolds tolderance 

1. Avoid substance abuse. These addictive substances bind to our receptors, blocking the natural flow of our own peptides. For example, alcohol binds to what is known as the GABA receptor. Using alcohol to excess floods our GABA receptors, eventually causing them to decrease in sensitivity and/or number, making recovery more difficult over time. This same kind of action applies to marijuana, tobacco, cocaine and even sugar.
   

[machinelves]

No one overdoses on purpose. Try to switch between different receptor simulators if you can't quit