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Using 532 days of records, I correlated my mood to my recorded activities. Here's what the strongest positive correlations are: 1. Dancing 2. Psychedelics 3. Socializing 4. Phenibut And the negative: 4. Traveling 3: Cleaning 2. Masturbate 1. Sick

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How are you finding Phenibut? A couple of years in and I'm not the evangelist I once was

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Same. I quit using it last year because it was starting to make me feel shitty.

10:36 PM · Oct 14, 2019