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Comment · Tue, November 6, 2012

Is it easier to lose your shit on shrooms then it is on acid?

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Frogtech · 26 points

I've seen people say so around here a few times.
And yeah, set and setting are crucial obviously.

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thisIsMyDrugAccount · 10 points

The trip of mushrooms is a form of food poisoning.

I'm pretty sure that's just a myth. Just like any drug, there's an active chemical. In this case 4-oh-dmt.

But that's why I like mushrooms, the uncertainty. Different strokes for different folks. The same reason you hate them I like them. Though I have to say, I did hate them and fear them for over a year after my first trip. Then I saw the potential they truly have and I've learned to embrace the seemingly negative sides.

u/MisterYouAreSoDumb

I think acidforbreakfast's results are a sort of self fulfilling prophecy. He expects shrooms to be unpredictable and lose his shit, so he does. I've had friends do the same thing with LSD. The state of mind is a powerful thing, even if we think it's the drugs doing it.

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