My mind is no longer a virigin. Someone busted in my mind and now im pregnant.

I cant really see how this thread turned out as an arguement. Hebrew was simply stating his opinion. Anybody with sense can disregard his post if they would like, or live by what he states. Overall he was just stating that he is more happy without drugs in his life.

But i have a question for you hebrew, do you regret the drugs and experiences you have had? Do you think you would have the appreciation for life that you do now without having the experiences? It's like... you have to feel pain before you feel pleasure.

Anyway. From personal experience, i was a pretty lazy-i could care less-sit around kid before i started smoking pot. I started about... 3 years ago and for the past two years have been a daily toker up until november when i got arrested. Also having my share of psychadelic experiences. I would not give up one day or experience in my past for anything.

When i started smoking, my grades shot up, room was cleaner, much more active and excited about life. But it took me a while to actually realize all of that. I beleive it really depends on the persons life outside of the drug that matters. Otherwise you get lazy and dont give a shit like the typical sterotyped 'druggy'. I quit cold turkey in november, wasnt really much of a problem until about 4 months in where i really began to miss the overall life style, not the drug or the high itself. Life isnt bad at all without pot, although i would love to smoke, i cannot for the time being that i am introuble with the law, and i have no problem with that. But i have not given up on ganj, and i am looking forward for my reunion with my old buddy. For me, the drug just helps me organize myself, its like i can take a step back, see everything with a wider perspective, and place things where they belong. Without it, i do feel as if things are very cluttered, and i am being prevented from taking that step back. I have been off it for 7 months now, so i dont beleive it is a withdrawl symptom for me.

As for mushrooms and lsd, whether the trip is horrific or beautiful, there is always something you learn about yourself, but ofcourse it may not always be what you want to hear. But truth is stranger than fiction many times.

But congrats on cleaning yourself up and finding what you really appreciate and enjoy, life. Everybody is different and everybody has a right to their beleifs and lifestyles.