>>513280961
>no doctor or therapist who will admit these drugs are extremely dangerous and evil
I know anon. I took them too. I stopped against the doctors orders in a fit of clarity but most are not so lucky. But most on here already know that these drugs are basically killing you.
>So I came here to let people know how dangerous and evil these drugs are because I have no one to talk to about this much less acknowledge these drugs are even dangerous.
Your intentions are noble and i love that people are trying to raise awareness but /pol/ is not made of that. Its a hole people are thrown into and are kept busy in keeping them from actually doing anything.
>>513281138
I know, but maybe anon is actually a newfag and doesn't know better. I won't participate in this thread anymore, there is no use.
If OP is indeed real and wants to help he should do so on boards where people are desperate and don't know much better. /r9k/ is a place in need of awareness.
Fuck you to all shills and good luck and healing to all real anons.
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>>82193813
>hm, i see. do you always feel like you're on edge
nah. Its more like the kind of tired that sleep won't fix. Can easily change into being on edge however.
>why would you like to have such an evil lobster in your acquarium?
Don't ask me man. They are just sorta more convenient but i still cannot imagine how you can feel good about keeping such a monstrosity, even if nothing leaks into the environment. Also its more the disease that they carry that kills everybody else. They don't even need to be in contact with the natives to wipe them out. And after that they move in into the new opponent free waters..
Only good news are very small amount of natives are starting to develop faint immunity and that one of the main culprits behind the crayfish plague is slowly starting to be killed but another disease that mainly targets them. Maybe the pendulum will sing back?
>we even had those weird fishes that stick on a surface and lick it clean
Probably a pleco or bristlenose catfish. They may be freaky but do good and important work.
>yeah okay then ill just do nothing for 20 years and wait until then.
chances are pay is going to get even worse. Everything employment has already declined so much in the past 10 years i don't know what to expect in 5. And since they benefit the ones that are causing said changes they will never be undone without something major happening.
And happenings are also getting rarer.
>try to at least stay there for as long as you can and do barely enough work to not get fired
desu if i'd manage quiet quitting that would be pretty nice. There is no possibility of raise and only minimal to no help for future employment.
Dunno about useless jobs however. People working and liking these need to be studied on how the fuck they cope with them. I can't imagine myself withstanding one for long.
>but it's not like we got anything to lose anyway. except for our mental stability i guess.
Its so liberating and sad at the same time.
>hm, i see. do you always feel like you're on edge
nah. Its more like the kind of tired that sleep won't fix. Can easily change into being on edge however.
>why would you like to have such an evil lobster in your acquarium?
Don't ask me man. They are just sorta more convenient but i still cannot imagine how you can feel good about keeping such a monstrosity, even if nothing leaks into the environment. Also its more the disease that they carry that kills everybody else. They don't even need to be in contact with the natives to wipe them out. And after that they move in into the new opponent free waters..
Only good news are very small amount of natives are starting to develop faint immunity and that one of the main culprits behind the crayfish plague is slowly starting to be killed but another disease that mainly targets them. Maybe the pendulum will sing back?
>we even had those weird fishes that stick on a surface and lick it clean
Probably a pleco or bristlenose catfish. They may be freaky but do good and important work.
>yeah okay then ill just do nothing for 20 years and wait until then.
chances are pay is going to get even worse. Everything employment has already declined so much in the past 10 years i don't know what to expect in 5. And since they benefit the ones that are causing said changes they will never be undone without something major happening.
And happenings are also getting rarer.
>try to at least stay there for as long as you can and do barely enough work to not get fired
desu if i'd manage quiet quitting that would be pretty nice. There is no possibility of raise and only minimal to no help for future employment.
Dunno about useless jobs however. People working and liking these need to be studied on how the fuck they cope with them. I can't imagine myself withstanding one for long.
>but it's not like we got anything to lose anyway. except for our mental stability i guess.
Its so liberating and sad at the same time.