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Re:TripSit wiki by theragra on Thursday March 11, 2021 @07:58AM (#26423469)
Used almost all of them, my favourite is still LSD and other lysergamides. Mescaline is close.

Don't do RCs people, they are barely researched and long term consequences are unknown. I'm paying now that I have used them, and a lot.

Re:TripSit wiki by cranekam on Thursday March 11, 2021 @08:36AM (#26423834)
Can you expand on what you took and what you're experiencing now?
Re:TripSit wiki by theragra on Thursday March 11, 2021 @12:59PM (#26426938)
I took a lot of different, mostly psychedelic RCs during my lifetime. Most 2c-x, some DOx, many tryptamines (4-,5- substitutes), AMT, nBOMes, 5-,6-APBs.

I was pretty careful. It was not often (1 time a month or less), no mixing stuff, no overheating or dehydration, and dosages reasonable.

Now (for several years) I feel burning sensation all over skin. Like intense sunburn, sometimes worse. Cannot be turned off, and no treatment helps. Opiates help somewhat, but you know that they are a problem in itself.

It is hard to tell if RCs are the reason, but considering this syndrome I have is not well researched and happens rarely, I suspect so.

I blame prohibition somewhat. I used RCs at first only bc I was not able to get normal drugs anywhere (for several years). I really recommend ppl to use LSD, mescaline and shrooms only.

Amphetamines, if you insist, b/c they are researched well.

Don't play with fire, you'll get burned and your life will be hell.

However, LSD, shrooms and maybe MDMA, if used responsibly, will make your life better and will make you a better person.

Re:TripSit wiki by cranekam on Friday March 12, 2021 @01:23AM (#26432717)
Wow, that sounds unpleasant, though as you note it’s hard to definitively attribute your condition to RC use. I agree with your last paragraph.
Re:TripSit wiki by tln on Thursday March 11, 2021 @09:52AM (#26424567)
What are RCs?
Re:TripSit wiki by murphy214 on Thursday March 11, 2021 @10:23AM (#26424946)
Research Chemicals... sometimes called analogs