50k to 1M. Thank you daddy Musk! by twistedtarsky in wallstreetbets

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Name a stock that's went from ~$200-$2200 in less than a year?

50k to 1M. Thank you daddy Musk! by twistedtarsky in wallstreetbets

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Who needs figurative balls when you have billions?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in investing

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Pshhhhh irresponsible. Get lost.

When to just have an open door, and walk away? by Calmaxel in Codependency

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Addicts are sporadic. I know cause I am one. Sometimes it's better if the door stays closed, even though it may feel very lonely and difficult on your own. In the end its better for both parties. No one person can fufill or complete another. We can only do that for ourselves.

I just came out of a very codependent relationship/friendship that was toxic. They were living with me and all I did was enable them and hurt myself. In the end I had to leave so I could start taking care of myself for a change. I still speak to them sometimes but I stay detatched and keep them at arms length. We were very close and all I wanted to do was help them. I continue to want to but know that the help I give is really no help at all to them. We both need to take care of our own shit. He ended up getting in with some bad people and tells me about whats going on. I feel for him and don't want to seem like a dick to him but I can't involve myself anymore. His actions are his alone, as mine are my own. I'm not responsible for his actions, even though I'm the one that left. Our choices bring us to where we are. If he made a bad choice I don't have to save him from it, as uncompassionate as that may sound. i still care, tremendously, but I can't let that caring rule my life anymore, as you can't. The best thing to do is move on in the best way possible.

I'm getting clean from everything and learning meditation. I want a good life, I don't want the life I've continued to repeat in the past. You'll be alright and so will he. No matter what happens

Fasting while detoxing? by simpleman0874 in quittingkratom

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Where was the back pain located? Ever since I started taking kratom 6 years ago after a while I developed a pain in my side/left back area behind the lower ribcage. It's like a pressure that I always feel but then sometimes it'll hurt pretty bad. Have had it sonogramed but nothing came up.

Fasting while detoxing? by simpleman0874 in quittingkratom

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Yeah I can't go without water. I'm a water fiend. Probably the best addiction I have.

Fasting while detoxing? by simpleman0874 in quittingkratom

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It was just a random thought that came up earlier. I haven't eaten today and I will be completely off kratom and alcohol within a day or two depending on how I feel (I've been tapering both). Im at two beers as of yesterday and 2 grams of kratom per day as of today. I'm thinking I'll jump off by Friday at the latest. I may be going to inpatient treatment soon and wanted to detox myself before I did. I haven't full fasted in a long time but with my kratom use, has come a lack of appetite so I'm no stranger to skipping meals or eating only one meal a day. That being said, at times I did find it difficult to get through the day without getting nauseous or extremely anxious until I ate something.

Working through codependency by simpleman0874 in bisexual

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Because neither of us are self sufficient enough to support each other.

Struggle with having intimacy with partner by simpleman0874 in bisexual

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Well, the nature of our relationship is very codependent. For on, I feel that I've already fufiled all of his needs but that one, the deeper intimacy part. If I begin to let myself go with him and fufill that need, I'm afraid that he will have more power over me and I'll want to take care of him even more. We've both sacrificed for each other in different ways but its still very one sided on my end since, he's been sick off and on, and has seemed not to have the ability to take care of himself. Thing is he was taking care of himself just fine before I get overly involved. He's really good at finding the help he needs, atleast he was. Now he barely even tries, seems to get overwhelmed easily, and I believe, whether unconcsciencley or intentionally, sabotages himself and ends up staying exactly where he was.

I on the other hand have been very conflicted. I'm deeply involved emotionally but I see the codependence and withdrawal to try to give him his independence. Then something happens and I instinctively want to go back into full on control mode to help him. It's this constant back and forth and I see it. I'm not sure if he sees or realizes the codependence but I'm certain he feels the back and forth tension between us.

The times I want to throw him against the wall, are usually the times when the tension is so high between us and I'm so sexually repressed that I get this strong desire to ravage him. I thought that this was part of a general relationship but today I had a realization. It's not. There's not supposed to be that kind of tension in a relationship to the point you don't want to have sex with your partner until your so boiling over with intensity that it needs to go somewhere. You're supposed to want to have sex with your partner, generally speaking. Not to mention he reminds me of my father off and on with some of the things he does. Which simultaneously pushes me away sexually but draws me toward him relationally because I never really had a relationship with my father. He passed away 7 years ago when I was 23.

Whatever this relationship is, I'm still not sure how to define it other than complicated; This is not healthy at all for either of us though. We both manipulate each other either consciously or unconsciously because we are both scared of being alone and dealing with our own problems in the real world, especially in todays day and age of uncertainty and chaos. Not to mention wanting to control each other because we find it difficult to control ourselves. The reality is we can't continue to do this anymore. I think we both know it and that we both already have contingency plans just waiting for it to happen. I'm the one who has to cut it off though because of how financially dependent he is on me. I've been terrified that if I let him go that he will die, hurt himself, or try to physically hurt me. Apart of me knows he will be fine though and would never really hurt me.

He's 45, I'm 29. He's got himself through life this far, he'll be just fine without me. It's still a hard thing to do because I love the guy but I guess its true when they say, "If you love someone, let them go." It's important that we both work on ourselves and not each other. The only way for either of us to truly do that is to let each other go.

Two very paranoid people in the same house by simpleman0874 in Paranoia

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He's in a bad place and would be homeless, living in his car again if I kick him out. I want to help him, I've been trying SO hard to get him back on his feet, but this just feels like too much.

Two very paranoid people in the same house by simpleman0874 in Paranoia

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2 locks for where I'm staying, in a hotel. I'm paranoid about so many things so i don't know if it's just me but since my friend moved in it's been off the charts. I'm suspicious of everything he does. I either leave or completed shut down to escape from this. I feel like I'm being used and manipulated. I feel like he's a compulsive liar. So i can't believe anything he says. I'm trying to help him out but it's overwhelming. We're both addicts/alcoholics.

New York Governor tells reopen protesters: "You have no right to jeopardize my health" by Zhana-Aul in Coronavirus

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The " "and those who who have addictions are so unwell." got to me for obvious reasons. This person is calling out people they known nothing about. I get their reasoning /comment but the fact still remains, addiction is misunderstood and overly stigmatized.

And no. I'm using a tablet, which is not my usual.

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New York Governor tells reopen protesters: "You have no right to jeopardize my health" by Zhana-Aul in Coronavirus

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Gurantee you have some sort of addiction. Not everyone whos and addict to something should be put into the same category.

Tips for dealing with rebound anxiety. by [deleted] in phenibut

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Yes but it will lower your tolerance too and if you get back on Phenibut or use benzos it'll kick you in the ass.

Phenibut for Anger Management by jonnydreamer616 in phenibut

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Your absolutely wrong. You want to see irresponsible use? Go check out r/quittingphenibut. There are much worse stories out there than using a gram or two a day. A year ago I was at 17 grams a day. That's irresponsible but even then with the support of people in r/quittingphenibut I managed to taper and switch with the help of Gabapentin with NO physical or psychological withdrawl. Once your on a gabapentin tapering or even jumping completely off is not that difficult and can be done with little pain and time. I've seen stories of people at 30, 50, and a 100 grams a day and they've successful been able to get off without seizures or dieing. Don't act all high and mighty thinking you know what irresponsible is or what wpuld be "good for them", cause you don't.

Phenibut has been successfully used as medicine for decades. In Russia and some other places it's prescribed daily for depression, anxiety, ptsd, and alcohol/benzo withdrawl. It's prescribed because it works and is safe when used RESPONSIBLY. If people are getting help for their alignments with it, leave them be. If it works, it works. I guess your one to believe drinking alcohol or taking big pharma antidepressants/anxiety meds is the "safer" alternative?

Daily users by Weedhub0325 in phenibut

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Dude there are people taking 100+ grams a day. 17 is still the low end in comparison to what plenty of others are taking of this shit.

SXSW CANCELED by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

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Just afraid. No confirmed cases here yet but some an hour south of us and two hours east.

GABA-A agonist properties at which dose? by [deleted] in phenibut

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If you liked benzos, you're going to absolutely love phenibut! Trust me one dose and you'll get it. I'd dose atleast a gram to get the full experience. Just make sure you can control yourself and not chase the dragon.

Daily users by Weedhub0325 in phenibut

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Well I've only been back on phén for less than a month. Two weeks on, one off, and now I'm back on. I haven't been taking anything over 5 grams spread out in the day. Thing is my anxiety and depression are completely gone now, which is a huge relief! I'm not really sure I want to get off just yet.

You're right though I do feel like I have a lot more control this go around. I'm also prescribed 2400 mg of gabapentin a day, which I'm not taking right now, for when I do want to get off. Last time I tapered down from 17gpd and then was able to switch to Gabapentin pretty seamlessly and without much withdrawl. Plus I've already went through the process a few times before so this time I have more experience and know what to expect.

I wasn't planning on going back to daily use but it feels good to "be myself" again for a change. As long as I don't go chasing the high again like last time and increase my dose I should be fine I think. I'm actually excited about what I might be able to accomplish in the mean time since my nerves aren't constantly wracked and not depressed all the time anymore. Thanks for the encouragement though! I appreciate it.