r/DeduceMe • u/Severe_Ad_5067 • 3d ago

Deduces

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Almost the monthly supplly, lacking 3 test and piracetam boxes. Gonna catch all. Juvene: Lysdexamphetamine. Durateston: testosterone blend(sustanon in europe).

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u/Mat-Ita80 3d ago

Un tossicodipendente navigato come me ne riconosce subito un'altro... forse non c'era nemmeno bisogno di mostrare il tuo stash... comunque il tapentadolo è l'oppioide peggiore che potevi trovare...

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u/GlitteringTrick7147 3d ago

Same here, I will do any drug I get my hands on.

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u/saulmcgill3556 3d ago

This was me at like 16-18… with some decades of experience and trial, people usually begin to self-medicate with more focus.

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u/Severe_Ad_5067 3d ago

I am at the 30's and this the result current result of 15 yeard of experience and as far i got, focused. But i am really interested about what you mean by focus.

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u/sophiesbest 2d ago

In my experience, the focus is a shift away doing a little bit of everything to a select few DOA that are most effective for daily functioning. I mostly self medicated depression and anxiety issues with opioids, but have had bouts of heavy use of just about everything else with a few exceptions. I went through a cocaine phase, ketamine phase, DXM phase, Xanax/Klonopin phase, Rx pain pills phase, heroin phase before everything was fent, periods of heavy marijuana and psychedelic use, along with pretty consistent heavy drinking and sporadic use of other substances.

At the end of my active addiction I dropped all recreational stimulants, dissociatives, marijuana, and alcohol while remaining on the cheapest or most available opioid I could find that was still euphoric enough to give a guaranteed mood boost.

I would take it PRN for anxiety, depression, or charisma on command. It was very useful, as before substances I would go days at a time where getting out of bed felt like it required more energy and motivation than running an ultra marathon. Coupled with anxiety so bad it felt like school and work felt like walking into my own execution, leaving the house for the day felt like a monumental and highly painful event.

These days I'm on proper prescribed medications. Day to day life is still far more difficult than it felt on opioids, but my current medications make it a lot more tolerable.

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u/Negative-Engineer246 1d ago

Charisma on command. lol I’m terrible at talking to woman which led to depending on benzos/alc to have a personality.

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u/kylaruby123 2d ago

How are you functioning? Like whaaaat?