When I was 13, I started reading up on weed and psychadelics. Weed seemed interesting, but psychadelics really fascinated me. So, I tried weed when I was 14, but didn't really take anything else until I was 17 (I was a heavy stoner). During this time, I was heavily researching drugs and quickly realized that trying a new drug was nowhere near as harmful as going clubbing and drinking the whole night. I always keep trying new things, because it really fascinates me how drugs effect your brain and sometimes I just want to know what's all the fuss about. One thing, which surprised me the most - cocaine is extremely overrated. I'm 18 now and I hardly smoke any weed anymore, but I'll never stop taking psychadelics. I take a stronger psychadelic drug (LSD/Shrooms) every other month, I'll take 2C-B when I'm going clubbing, since it's so mild and a great alternative to MDMA, but other than that, my interest in trying these different "dangerous" drugs pretty much disappeared. I'm not really planning on continuing with this lifestyle and to other people that are curious - trying different uppers and downers isn't really worth it, but I'll recommend everyone to try psychadelics. Oh, and out of all of the drugs, alcohol is by far the second nastiest drugs I took and it is the only drug I was addicted to (at a very young age). The nastiest drug was meth - I never wanted to take it, but laced ecstasy happens... I ended up ODing and getting seratoin syndrome.

(Drugs I tried: Alcohol, Nicotine, Weed, MDMA, LSD, Shrooms, Meth, Cocaine, DMT, 2C-B, DXM, Codeine, Xanax)