RandyBobandy said:

unfortunategent said:

I think you should continue your routine for as long as you're having fun with it. 

Unless your trips are bleeding into your sober life in an unacceptable way, I don't see any risks to be worried about.  In fact, you will probably be better for it.  I'd say that tripping, especially on mushrooms, is a far better choice than partying (alcohol, stimulants, etc).

I know that on any given weekend that I choose to trip, afterwards I'm satisfied and ready to do my best in my sober life.  Can't say the same for partying/alcohol. 

The only warning I would give (and you might not even need) is that anything that causes euphoria can become habit forming.  Not that you should be afraid of becoming addicted to mushrooms or anything, just that when you start looking to trigger euphoria habitually, it can become harder to stop doing that thing.  However, I acknowledge mushrooms are much more complex then just a way to induce euphoria, so that may not even be what you find useful in them.

Just be honest with yourself about why you use certain drugs and have fun.

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I agree w you my man. I quit drinking two years ago bc I would just feel depressed and shitty the next day after getting drunk. There was no benefit from it. Where as to mushrooms that “reset” helps me live my best sober life. I use to always question where I would go in life and if I would ever succeed. Now I know I’ll succeed and I know exactly where I wanna go and what I wanna do with my life. They really help me figure myself out in a way.

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RandyBobandy said:

ShaperDreaming said:

I've been dosing every 2-3 weeks at about 4-6g (dry) for over a year now. If I go longer than 3 weeks I start to get antsy as a lot of issues start to return that I'm dosing to take care of (lots of depression and anxiety).

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This is exactly why I dose often. It’s amazing how well psilocybin can help the depressed. And before psilocybin I was considered suicidal. Haven’t had a suicidal thought since dosing mushrooms.

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Similar. I wouldn't say it never happens any more, but I've lived with suicidal idealization my whole life. It's currently at its lowest (outside of when I was on daily meds that gave me horrible side-effects and made me a zombie). I have bipolar II with general anxiety. It's regular trips for me, or massive side effects seems an easy choice.

sinnerman said:

Because you're a douche and don't realize it.

Stop spamming too you don't need an individual post for every reply you're not that important.

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