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What to do when you’ve ruined your life

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Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

#33

Why do people still use email as a way of subscribing to content? There are many better and more efficient ways to solve this problem rather than having your subscription mail go straight to junk mail.

What are the many and better ways? Social media certainly isn't one of them. Subscription email also shouldn't go to junkmail unless you're doing something very wrong.

Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

#34

When I was 23, I misdosed myself and took 110mg of 4-AcO-DMT. The experience was EXTREMELY traumatic and I believed I was dying. At one point I was so overstimulated I just lay on my kitchen floor convulsing uncontrollably. The next few days I didn't know what to do. My body would just shake, I couldn't sleep and I stayed up until I passed out for an hour, and then my shaking would wake up myself up again. I was over…

> When I was 23, I misdosed myself and took 110mg of 4-AcO-DMT.

Are you sure that was "micro" dosing?

It doesn't sound so micro. And this says it's at least an order of magnitude larger dosage than a microdose would be.

https://thethirdwave.co/microdosing/dmt/

Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

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post #34

When I was 23, I misdosed myself and took 110mg of 4-AcO-DMT. The experience was EXTREMELY traumatic and I believed I was dying. At one point I was so overstimulated I just lay on my kitchen floor convulsing uncontrollably. The next few days I didn't know what to do. My body would just shake, I couldn't sleep and I stayed up until I passed out for an hour, and then my shaking would wake up myself up again. I was over…

> When I was 23, I misdosed myself and took 110mg of 4-AcO-DMT. Are you sure that was "micro" dosing? It doesn't sound so micro. And this says it's at least an order of magnitude larger dosage than a microdose would be. https://thethirdwave.co/microdosing/dmt/

>misdosed

Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

#36

Why do people still use email as a way of subscribing to content? There are many better and more efficient ways to solve this problem rather than having your subscription mail go straight to junk mail.

It looks like it's on SquareSpace. Their email delivery is usually fine. Most people aren't set up for RSS or necessarily want to interact on a social network.

Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

#37

When I was 23, I misdosed myself and took 110mg of 4-AcO-DMT. The experience was EXTREMELY traumatic and I believed I was dying. At one point I was so overstimulated I just lay on my kitchen floor convulsing uncontrollably. The next few days I didn't know what to do. My body would just shake, I couldn't sleep and I stayed up until I passed out for an hour, and then my shaking would wake up myself up again. I was over…

How did you end up overdosing like that? What's the story, there?

Also, how disruptive is the visual snow on a day-to-day basis? And does it attenuate a bit over time?

Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

#38
post #34

When I was 23, I misdosed myself and took 110mg of 4-AcO-DMT. The experience was EXTREMELY traumatic and I believed I was dying. At one point I was so overstimulated I just lay on my kitchen floor convulsing uncontrollably. The next few days I didn't know what to do. My body would just shake, I couldn't sleep and I stayed up until I passed out for an hour, and then my shaking would wake up myself up again. I was over…

> When I was 23, I misdosed myself and took 110mg of 4-AcO-DMT. Are you sure that was "micro" dosing? It doesn't sound so micro. And this says it's at least an order of magnitude larger dosage than a microdose would be. https://thethirdwave.co/microdosing/dmt/

The part you quoted doesn't say micro. Spell it out.

Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

#39

Why do people still use email as a way of subscribing to content? There are many better and more efficient ways to solve this problem rather than having your subscription mail go straight to junk mail.

Are there methods with similar reach as email though?

If reach is your top priority then social media platforms beat email no contest.

Re: What to do when you’ve ruined your life

#40

Why do people still use email as a way of subscribing to content? There are many better and more efficient ways to solve this problem rather than having your subscription mail go straight to junk mail.

I prefer email because it’s all in one place and easy to ignore. Then I’ll have a nice leisurely weekend morning reading through my inbox. Never noticed an issue with junk mail. But I’m curious, what would you recommend as a better alternative?
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