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chris
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This is life, with order, in perfection, in its beauty. A warm rush flows through the brain in less than a second after pulling the trigger. Comfort surrounds your mental state, followed quickly by physical comfort, as if being cradled by a tender, caring entity, protecting you from all anxieties, misfortunes, bad feelings: these have all been forgotten. Any part of your life that was out of place now fits perfectly like a puzzle. Every part of life seems to be happily repaired. A grand sense of euphoria surrounds every sense, while each cell in the human body is treated to a warm bath of pleasure, accompanied by an indescribable gravity that only adds to the pleasure and overall bodily sensation. But the bodily sensation isn’t what makes the experience so incredible. It is experiencing life as if it were perfect.
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applegirl
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this is the before picture by friday ill be there in the after picture My exceptations are nonexistant my path is beginning to wind in a direction less known to me
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unhinged
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hear no evil see no evil speak no evil an unregistered sixshooter a fifth of jim beam a handful of oxys it was one of my favorite triptychs of hers
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matt
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time release washed away, you anticipate the rush of euphoria that awaits you...crushing the pill, your nose all clear, straw at hand your ready for the journey
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unhinged
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a journey that ends with you shaking, huddled in front of a toilet the itch and scratch in the middle of the night the little voice in your head 'just get me some more; it'll be alright' and then the black market prescription rings got all busted up the doctors in jail and it became way easier for you to find heroin it'll_end_like_this your body on the bathroom floor your friend finds you calls 911 'come on man please please please it's not time for you to be done' oxys
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unhinged
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the faux outrage epidemic (people i love have been destroyed by this shit for decades now) the sacklers knew this shit was killing people and pushed it anyways his public defender told him he deserved to be in prison for what he was doing to his community (middle manning it to support his own habit) but not a single sackler rots in a prison cell
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190926
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what's it to you?
who
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