[Ashitaria]

It's the best trend ever!

[scarygirl]

It's a trend that has remained there, silent or not, through history.
So, it's one of the most fascinating trends ever, because it hasn't never went away xDD

[Neon Knight]

Please don't call it trendy otherwise I'll have to reconsider my position
(Hey that baby face looks like the tongue smiley)

[pretty.Odd]

I wonder what drugs are the 'hottest new thing'? Probably 2c-b or 2c-e.

[Tophat182]

Drugs mean money! England with opium...

[Ahoy]

I wonder what drugs are the 'hottest new thing'? Probably 2c-b or 2c-e.

In 1991

But still, a little discretion please.

[pretty.Odd]

In 1991

But still, a little discretion please.

Really? Weird I just found out about it recently. I guess prescription drugs are the 'in' thing now.

[Neon Knight]

Yeah Oxycontin (stupid, stupid, stupid people) and also the synthetic THC stuff you can get legally, for now anyway.

[obz900]

It's a trend that has remained there, silent or not, through history.
So, it's one of the most fascinating trends ever, because it hasn't never went away xDD

Yes, it's remained trendy, but for different reasons. In the 60's it was for enlightenment and a heightened sense of consciousness. In the 70's and 80's it was to get loaded. In the 90's it was to feel a sense of belonging and oneness. Now it's to get loaded again.

[Neon Knight]

Yes, it's remained trendy, but for different reasons. In the 60's it was for enlightenment and a heightened sense of consciousness. In the 70's and 80's it was to get loaded. In the 90's it was to feel a sense of belonging and oneness. Now it's to get loaded again.

I don't know, I did it for different reasons more akin to the 60s. Of course that depends on your drug(s) of choice as always. Being purely into psychedelics a combinations of curiosity, boredom and the need to experience something very different (I was/am poor, I can't/couldn't afford to travel lol) The reason to continue however became more social, but not for a sense of belonging. I don't do things to "fit in" ever no matter what it is. But that's just me, I don't know about anyone else. The social aspect seemed to be popular in the 90s. I don't know anything about hard drugs or the users because I never got into those nor did/do I plan to plus I didn't hang with people that did those. If I did I was unaware and they didn't do those around any of us. I'm curious as to what motivates people nowadays though. I was thinking about that today I think. I feel some of us were trying to relive the 60s since we missed out being born too late but we had the knowledge based on their experiences (that they didn't have access to from people before them since they were really the first to experience psychedelics) and weren't at risk for the bad things that happened to them. Drug use has been around for thousands of years, as long as humans and at least mammals have existed. We have the tools within and without to do so and have been for a long, long time and people just have to get used to the fact that most people (anyone breathing that is) wants to get buzzed or change their consciousness and it should be our right to do so, so long as we aren't hurting anyone. Wow, I didn't think I actually had that much to say