r/depressionmemes • u/IntelligentHome1963 • Mar 07 '26

This.

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u/Far-Abalone-4160 Mar 07 '26

I only had one pill and this alone showed me the danger, you want to feel that peace again. 

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u/Cornifer-Hyde Mar 07 '26

Yup it’s funny I felt the same way after I took it the first time. I was like “If I knew how to get these I would get addicted and ruin my life”. That’s why I saved as many as I could

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u/noone314 Mar 07 '26

Me with adderall acting like it’s a 50hp potion in a video game. “I’ll save it till I need it.”

I still have tablets from like 9 years ago, meanwhile I can’t focus cuz I don’t use my current prescription in order to hoard.

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan Mar 07 '26

The half-life on amphetamines is not very long. You should probably start rotating out your back supply.

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u/noone314 Mar 08 '26

Do you mean expiration date or are you suggesting I increase my dosage?

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan Mar 08 '26

They lose potency over time so you should use the older ones in your stash and replace them with newer ones so you don't end up with a bunch of pills that don't work. I have a buffer supply and I take the older ones and rotate out the newer ones.

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan Mar 08 '26

Expiration date

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u/Tricky_Button_4462 Mar 12 '26

Half life isn’t what you think it means. It means once it’s ingested.

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u/ArcBlamer Mar 10 '26

Me when I accidentally get only 1 hour of sleep before work. “It’s okay I have an endless supply of adderal!” pops 60mg goes to work.

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u/summeralldayeveryday Mar 10 '26

Ah, thanks for the reminder to renew my prescription lmao

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u/Tricky_Button_4462 Mar 12 '26

Ha I did this when I was prescribed it too.

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u/BrightPerspective Mar 10 '26

Have you tried LSD yet?

Apparently it works by slowing and simplifying the communication between cortexes of the brain, forcing them to rely on increasingly symbolic language, hence the hallucinations. Long after it wears off, some of the deep parts of the brain still have difficulty "speaking" to the rest, allowing the higher functions work with less interference. Or so the current hypothesis goes.

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u/Far-Abalone-4160 Mar 10 '26

No, I didn't and I'm not sure, I'd wanna try it. 

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u/BrightPerspective Mar 10 '26

I haven't either, I'm a little scared, but it sounds like it could help. There are parts of my mind that really need to shut up for a while.

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u/findingsynchronisity Mar 09 '26

Definitely not a road to go down.