Hello FK,
I was keeping this private but I thought it might be a good idea to share my feelings. I feel awful right now...
About 5 months ago I got really high. I was in my attic with my friends. I smoked a joint, and was ripping out of a bong. I smoked a lot when I sat down. This moment changed my whole life. I stood up when I felt the whole world around me warp into an almost fictional reality. Great, I got high? Well yes very much so, but I felt awful. I felt as though I was going to die. I felt all my family and friends. The connection between us was temporarily sliced off. I didn't know them. I didn't know me. This lasted for a week. I was in tears a lot. I was depressed and I felt highly disorientated. I even saw my doctor who explained shit about marijuana.
I felt as though a sheet of darkness covered my life.
Fast forward 5 months later..
It was a normal day today ever since the experience not a single day has gone un-interrupted by haunting thoughts of this horrid experience.
My sister came back with 12 grams of medical marijuana. I felt as though smoking again would give me a sense of closure. Boy was I WRONG. Of course what happens? I feel depressed and get a relapse. Yes, I feel incredibly out of touch with reality and no conscience and feel numb and shaky all over. I feel as though I am tripping on balls.
I am writing this 2 minutes after my smoke with my sister. I am still experiencing everything in full force as I write this. I just wanted to get a few things off my chest.
ForumKorner has given me so much insight into life and its expansive discussion
I feel bad to my parents, I feel as though I am disappointing them.
All I want to happen right now is for me to become normal again. Even have these memories wiped, and I want to spend every living second with my family.
Candy is such a good group, and I thank you all for being there for me.
If there is a god (@"Michael") then I want to let him know I am sorry. And all I want, is not a substance, but an ability to care.
This is a serious thread and I would more than love serious replies. I never got this onto paper so it feels better.
@Poison @Bit
I was keeping this private but I thought it might be a good idea to share my feelings. I feel awful right now...
About 5 months ago I got really high. I was in my attic with my friends. I smoked a joint, and was ripping out of a bong. I smoked a lot when I sat down. This moment changed my whole life. I stood up when I felt the whole world around me warp into an almost fictional reality. Great, I got high? Well yes very much so, but I felt awful. I felt as though I was going to die. I felt all my family and friends. The connection between us was temporarily sliced off. I didn't know them. I didn't know me. This lasted for a week. I was in tears a lot. I was depressed and I felt highly disorientated. I even saw my doctor who explained shit about marijuana.
I felt as though a sheet of darkness covered my life.
Fast forward 5 months later..
It was a normal day today ever since the experience not a single day has gone un-interrupted by haunting thoughts of this horrid experience.
My sister came back with 12 grams of medical marijuana. I felt as though smoking again would give me a sense of closure. Boy was I WRONG. Of course what happens? I feel depressed and get a relapse. Yes, I feel incredibly out of touch with reality and no conscience and feel numb and shaky all over. I feel as though I am tripping on balls.
I am writing this 2 minutes after my smoke with my sister. I am still experiencing everything in full force as I write this. I just wanted to get a few things off my chest.
ForumKorner has given me so much insight into life and its expansive discussion
I feel bad to my parents, I feel as though I am disappointing them.
All I want to happen right now is for me to become normal again. Even have these memories wiped, and I want to spend every living second with my family.
Candy is such a good group, and I thank you all for being there for me.
If there is a god (@"Michael") then I want to let him know I am sorry. And all I want, is not a substance, but an ability to care.
This is a serious thread and I would more than love serious replies. I never got this onto paper so it feels better.
@Poison @Bit