but looking back i am glad that I waited to pursue dmt until
null24 said:OP that is a question that will obviously get our attention. Will you please elaborate? Is it you? If not, why on earth are you considering dosing a child (14 is a child in the west)?
As for me, I started smoking weed at 13, tripping at 14. Lost my virginity at 15. Left home & school at 16. By 18 I was smoking crack full time and by 25 was a full onheroin addict and didn't fully get off opiates until a month ago at 46.
I also did a lot of fantastic and wonderful things like travel cross country alone at 18.
That's me, not you. I was, am and always will be an experiencer. That is, if I wanna, chances are I'm gonna. It's offered me great successes and failures, endless grief and pain and stores of ecstatic memories.
But what we need to know to answer your question, is data. Who are you, why do you want to dose this person, who are they to you. All the what's where's and why's.
Until that info is in hand-:!:

hug46 said:OP if you are 14 years old you shouldn't be on this forum. Come back when you are 18. If you are an adult that is considering dosing a child i do not believe that anyone on this forum would or should condone it. This place is about using drugs responsibly and dosing kids, no matter how well balanced they happen to be, is irresponsible.
:thumb_up:Uncle Knucles said:I'm going to just assume you're 14 and put your account on hold for four years. Feel free to come back then and discuss further.
If you're an adult trying to decide whether or not to dose up a 14 year old, I would say please don't return in four years (or ever).
OneStepBeyond said:hug46 said:OP if you are 14 years old you shouldn't be on this forum. Come back when you are 18. If you are an adult that is considering dosing a child i do not believe that anyone on this forum would or should condone it. This place is about using drugs responsibly and dosing kids, no matter how well balanced they happen to be, is irresponsible.
x2. I have a feeling we're dealing with the former, rather than the latter.
If you are 14, I'll tell you, there are a lot of new and interesting experiences coming up in your life, but at this time I wouldn't recommend that DMT (or any other drug) be part of them. Just enjoy your teenage years and make them the best you can, and then later when you've grown up (at least 18, I guess), if you're still interested in these types of experiences, they will still be available to you at that time.
Will it "fuck you up"? It certainly could.
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Ufostrahlen said:Any person who manufactures a dangerous drug, shall be liable upon conviction to a fine of HK$ 5,000,000 and imprisonment for life .
On the other hand, the written law is different the the practial law (according to WikiP)OneStepBeyond said:Ufostrahlen said:Any person who manufactures a dangerous drug, shall be liable upon conviction to a fine of HK$ 5,000,000 and imprisonment for life .
Yikes! Yeah, that's not something you want to mess around with.
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