the stakes are that the less money i make the harder it'll be for my parents to retire. my dad literally told me that. he said he was holding off on retiring because he was worried about me
a few days later i wrote:
"this was never like... this was never a one-player game, it was always a multi-player game and i spawned already in a guild containing my parents who had already been playing for 30 years"
like when i explain my current life circumstances to myself in a matter-of-fact way it does not look good. i literally have no job, no gf, no friends (in the sense of people i interact with irl regularly), no community, no mission, no purpose, no team, no religion...
anyway in conclusion i asked acidQC what i should do with my life and he said "literally just keep writing" and "you're literally allowed to just keep writing you literally don't have to have a plan for how the rest of your life goes that's any more detailed than that"
oh, also, the *medium* dose of acid was incredibly important. some of the most meaningful experiences of my life happened on 100+ ug of acid and/but those experiences were really walled off from my sober life and interpolating between them with an intermediate dose was amazing
Thank you for sharing—this is so amazing! I've certainly never been able to do anything remotely resembling writing while on a trip (or even, uh, talking?), so I'm very interested to try an intermediate dose.
Yeah, multiple times in my life when I have been tripping on something like acid I have wished I was in a position to write my thoughts down, and I think it might have been possible but I had never thought ahead and provided myself the means to do so before I was mid-trip.
One thing I really appreciate about the experience, though is that unlike, say, alcohol, my memory appears to remain intact. So I'm able to capture later in journals pretty crisply what I was thinking/experiencing in a given moment. But does mean a thicker lens of interpretation.