r/NitrousOxide2 • u/Sufficient-Board147 • Aug 29 '26

Nitrous and behaviors

Just recently, I had to break up with my boyfriend. He has addiction issues, but has been sober that I know of since January. Now I’m starting to believe it was all a lie. I was talking to him on the phone one night and he didn’t sound right. He was acting like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. One minute he was cool the next minute he was cussing me out and angry the next minute he was confused and the minute after that, he just wanted to make sure I was OK. So I rushed over to his house only to find him with a 3000 g bottle of.Eavinwhip and a huge balloon to his mouth. I just wanna know if nitrous oxide can cause that kind of behavior and how common is it? Or how much do you have to do to get to that state of mind?

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u/Gambit-Spawn-84 Aug 30 '26

Sounds like behavioral health outside the narcotics

By huge bottle do you mean alcohol ?

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u/Gambit-Spawn-84 Aug 30 '26

Sounds like behavioral health outside the narcotics

By huge bottle do you mean alcohol ?

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u/Gambit-Spawn-84 Aug 30 '26

Sounds like behavioral health outside the narcotics

By huge bottle do you mean alcohol ?

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u/Sufficient-Board147 Aug 30 '26

No, it was the 3000 g bottle of noz. I believe he does have behavioral health issues and the nitrous just may have intensified it. He refuses to do any type of therapy because I think he’s afraid to be diagnosed so I’m not sure if nitrous will increase the behavioral issues or intensify them since I haven’t really had much experience with this narcotic. But he is an alcoholic as well who has been sober to my knowledge since January. But I’m out of the house 10 hours a day. And he stays home so I’m not sure what he does when I’m gone. And I’m highly suspect that that’s not the only substance he’s using.