Question by Mike: Why does alcohol feel like a more stress free relaxing buzz than other drugs at times? like i don’t think and?
Why does alcohol feel like a more stress free relaxing buzz than other drugs at times?
like i don’t think and analyze too much(like weed)and i don’t get nearly as paranoid..

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Question by todo: is depression like a constant hangover?
i have never been depressed, i wonder what it is like

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Answer by Depressed Girl
im glad you’ve never been depressed

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Also, the other ingredient in generic Robitussin cough syrup is guaifenesin. What does that do to you? I’ve noticed that Robitussin cough gels just contain dxm. The cough gels seem to have a more intense high, but the cough syrup lasts longer.

I know it’s stupid and childish, but I want some answers. After all this stuff is legal for adults. And I do not recommend anyone try it. I’m just an idiot and like the feeling of being one with the earth, and the disassociation one often feels. That means an out of body experience. It makes me wonder why I am a human, why we are here, how we got here, and the like. It also makes me feel a little bit more out going, but not a lot. It doesn’t make me mean or stupid like alcohol. I can’t drink alcohol because I don’t like the loss of self control. And I don’t smoke weed because it makes me paranoid, and I don’t want to use illegal hardcore drugs.

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I don’t want benzos, ssris, andything liek that. I want somethign off label perhaps but i want somehthing that is safe, will give me a lift in mood, make me more social, and happy. I liked neurontin/gabapentin but am afraid it’s not safe form reading a enw article about how it efects the brain. Benzos work great but are dangerous and addictive, no diff. than alcohol and cause damage over time like alcohol…What else is tehre, my therapist isn’t helping and i don’t want psych meds. Im not toos rue what to do at this point as i cant smoke marijuana as it gives me anxiety…damn. Alcohol works great of course bu obviously i cant do that all the time…IM only 17 and stuck…

I’m trying to figure out what just caused me to hyperventilate (and still am hyperventilating somewhat):

1. Planning to return to the place (school computer lab) where I last had a panic attack (which was caused when I witnessed someone who had fainted)
2. The fact that I might be an alcoholic, but only drink on weekend nights, and just refused to drink (because I have work to do), and perhaps could be alcohol withdrawal
3. The fact that I started on Wellbutrin a few weeks ago, which can cause anxiety
4. Being very jet-lagged

Do any of these sound like they could be the cause? Which seems more likely? Thanks for any input!

Personally I like my daily glass of red wine to calm the transition between work and home as well as help my digestive process as suggested my my GI doc.

I also like to go out with friends and since I live such an uptight life the alcohol relaxes me enough to have a good time and relieve worries and stress.

I almost think that the moderate amount of alcohol I consume actually helps my mental and emotional state.

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Recently everytime I go out I feel so guilty the next day for even going out. Theres no shame in dancing but the alcohol and drugs that surround the situation is what makes it bad.
Before I did this i did feel a connection with God and Christianity and now I feel completely disconnected with him hes so far away.

I definitly need to quit doing everything that makes me feel guilty but how can i reconnect..?

Will Vince give Wrestlers a Guild?
Screen Actors Guild is similar to a Workers Union.
Greed has always overshadowed the option to provide.
benefits, truly oblivious to entrustment or welfare.

I spent days Researching the Regiment, Pertaining to the most Extreme Use only. I understand someone starting steroids, increasing use, and forever denials.
Male / female, Heart / Organs

I don’t understand Promoting the Regiment, a Cocktail of Steroids giving Death a Chance. Because it is imposable to regulate!

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How the New Deal Soaked the Rich, Middle Class, and Poor
by Jim Powell, March 31, 2009
The New Deal was paid for mainly by the middle class and the poor. This was because excise taxes were the biggest revenue generators for the federal government. They applied to beer, liquor, cigarettes, chewing gum and other cheap pleasures enjoyed disproportionately by the middle class and the poor. Until 1936, excise taxes generated more revenue than the federal personal income tax and the federal corporate income tax combined. Not until 1942 — in the middle of World War II — did the federal personal income tax become the biggest revenue generator for the federal government.

FDR pushed for higher excise taxes during his hallowed first Hundred Days. First came liquor excise taxes. Congress had already (February 20, 1933) passed a bill to repeal federal prohibition of alcohol in 19 states without Prohibition laws, and when this bill was ratified by the states, Washington would immediately began to collect liquor excise taxes — those taxes had never been eliminated.

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Okay… So I’ve been feeling this way for a little over a year and a half now and I’m sick of it, so I want to see what I can do to fix it. I’d like to have an idea of what’s wrong with me before I walk into the doctor’s office though.

1. Worried. Constantly. About everyday things that really aren’t that big of deal. Something as simple as driving to the grocery store calls for about 20 minutes of analysis. I constantly feel like everyone’s staring at me, judging me, and even though I’m surrounded by friends all of the time and people tell me that they absolutely adore me, I constantly question whether or not they, or even my family for that matter, really like me or care about me at all, or if they just hang out with me to be nice. Even when I have no reason to worry, I worry.

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