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Q: enjoying life to fullest

asked by: 2fatto on May 30th, 2008

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I like to party lots and am very social. Bot am not so active all night long. I want to get high to enjoy the rythm but very soon i feel like tired and high music put me into stress and headache. i am an occassional drinker but sometimes when my friends insist me more i had 4-5 pags but lose my control and result is hangover.
Just prompt me your ideas so that i can be active and get high to enjoy my life at fullest.

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replied on June 5th, 2008

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Are you interested in finding a way to get high naturally or via the use of drugs?

This forum does not endorse using drugs...but we help support people who are looking to recover and stop using them. Can you please clarify what you mean?

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