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I have done mega doses of phenibut, tobacco, extremely high doses of caffeine, i have experienced near death experiences whilst traveling in 2nd/3rd world countries multiple times, I have been in fights in sketchy places, I have done benzos
For the phenibut, quitting was extremely easy, for the tobacco, I basically forgot to smoke, for the caffeine, I don't feel anything anymore. The experiences have been extremely stimulating, but I don't long for them at all
But still, nothing in this world can beat the addiction and dopamine you get from ordering something online and waiting for it.
There's this hole in your head that itches at you and all you can think about is the item you ordered, everything you do, even if it's important like eating or working, feels like it's just a way to kill time until you receive your item. Then when you receive it, life becomes dull and boring
Consumerism is the most addictive drug of the 21st century
For the phenibut, quitting was extremely easy, for the tobacco, I basically forgot to smoke, for the caffeine, I don't feel anything anymore. The experiences have been extremely stimulating, but I don't long for them at all
But still, nothing in this world can beat the addiction and dopamine you get from ordering something online and waiting for it.
There's this hole in your head that itches at you and all you can think about is the item you ordered, everything you do, even if it's important like eating or working, feels like it's just a way to kill time until you receive your item. Then when you receive it, life becomes dull and boring
Consumerism is the most addictive drug of the 21st century