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I am of the opinion that people who have gone though this are more empathetic caring people
Just be open, put yourself out there, be polite to everyone but respect your own boundaries, and don’t take it personally if things don’t pan out right away. A lot of my close relationships are ones that were background characters for a long time too , but randomly we were brought back together. There’s no template to life and it’s poison to compare yourself to others. Just start taking control of what you want your life to be like and I promise it is a skill like anything else, you just gotta practice even if you fall
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f4IaB-eB6lQ
Nothing huge at stake, but a good slice of life
I made a lot of ideals and goals when I was younger and didn’t know myself or the world, and it caused me to chase things that ultimately didn’t bring my happiness.
I’m much better now loving my harmless, wierd, silly bits, and working on improving the prickly bits that hurt others around me and myself, but I’m still learning what those all are and that’s ok. That’s growth.
I used to have this worldview then I realized “smarter” people self select lives that tend to be more neurotic and tend to overthink things to the point of anxiety
Do you really need to worry over all the things you do? Or have all the years of being schooled and trained and under pressure to constantly juggle multiple things made your brain’s default state anxiety?
Everyone wants to be a cult leader
I definitely was outside my body but maybe what I call ego death isn’t as intense as a full blown trip?
I do not dose often. I’ve done lsd 5 times total
I do like having full blown ego death once in a while but just as much I like to just take the edge off at a music fest and not have a bad trip