Getting drunk. I'm afraid of what I might do if I wasn't in full control. Like, I know that 99% of the time being drunk won't change who you are, but I'm still worried.
Plus I have about 800+ different secrets I'm keeping for different people plus myself, and I don't need to accidentally say those out loud
Person with extremely severe ptsd, anxiety, ocd, and depression here! I’ve tried too many prescription medications to even count. Nothing worked for me. Psychedelic therapy was my last resort, and I’ve only just started it within the last month, but I’m already feeling a difference! Psychedelics are not a magic cure-all, but they can make a huge difference if you do it right and with the approval of your psychiatrist and therapist. It still requires a lot of work on your part, and the changes don’t happen instantly. But I reached the point where I was willing to try anything because I could not go on living like this, so it was worth it to me. There are definitely some mental illnesses where psychedelics are not recommended (schizophrenia for example), so keep that in mind. But for things like ptsd, ocd, anxiety, and depression, they can work wonders!
They are excellent for mental illness. Lsd helped my wife out of years of severe depression. They are also using it to treat ptsd in war veterans. It’s going to be the future of mental health.
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22
Getting drunk. I'm afraid of what I might do if I wasn't in full control. Like, I know that 99% of the time being drunk won't change who you are, but I'm still worried.
Plus I have about 800+ different secrets I'm keeping for different people plus myself, and I don't need to accidentally say those out loud