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Class night lastnight with some great friends @Bitchez. And no hangover today, this no-drinking buzz is starting to suit me nicely! Good times!

Class night lastnight with some great friends @Bitchez. And no hangover today, this no-drinking buzz is starting to suit me nicely! Good times!

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Screenshot from the movie Enter the Void Such a strange, trippy, fucking mental movie. If you’ve ever wondered what tripping out on DMT is like it gives a pretty cool view from first person. Its long though, and really odd. But give it a go if you’re bored!!

Screenshot from the movie Enter the Void

Such a strange, trippy, fucking mental movie. If you’ve ever wondered what tripping out on DMT is like it gives a pretty cool view from first person. Its long though, and really odd. But give it a go if you’re bored!!

What dogs want… This made me laugh wayy too much!

What dogs want…

This made me laugh wayy too much!

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Go Ask Alice by Anonymous This book was all a bit too much for me. Its a real diary, edited crudely to remove place names, but accounts for a completly relatable teenage girl. She struggles with the issues of all adolescents - crushes, popularity, weight, parents, siblings.. so somewhere in there I think everybody will find something to identify with. Then she gets invited to a party by one of the popular kids, after a pretty mundane, lonely summer. She happily agrees, and is unwillingly slipped some LSD along with half the party. She doccuments her trip really well, making you feel like you’re in it yourself. However, after this party she gets a little too indulgent with all sorts of drugs and experiences, and each chapter leaves you feeling hollow and dark. Its such a deep book, so well written that you sort of merge with the character,taking on her moods and thoughts. This happened to me with my favourite book (Less than Zero, Brett Easton Ellis) to some degree, but after reading every chapter of alice, i felt absolutely terrible. Not reccomended if you’re not feeling in the best form, but if you wan’t a horrifying, TRUE account of drug abuse, go for it. I’m assuming why this is on the reading list in most schools! 5/10

Go Ask Alice by Anonymous

This book was all a bit too much for me. Its a real diary, edited crudely to remove place names, but accounts for a completly relatable teenage girl. She struggles with the issues of all adolescents - crushes, popularity, weight, parents, siblings.. so somewhere in there I think everybody will find something to identify with.

Then she gets invited to a party by one of the popular kids, after a pretty mundane, lonely summer. She happily agrees, and is unwillingly slipped some LSD along with half the party. She doccuments her trip really well, making you feel like you’re in it yourself. However, after this party she gets a little too indulgent with all sorts of drugs and experiences, and each chapter leaves you feeling hollow and dark. Its such a deep book, so well written that you sort of merge with the character,taking on her moods and thoughts.

This happened to me with my favourite book (Less than Zero, Brett Easton Ellis) to some degree, but after reading every chapter of alice, i felt absolutely terrible. Not reccomended if you’re not feeling in the best form, but if you wan’t a horrifying, TRUE account of drug abuse, go for it. I’m assuming why this is on the reading list in most schools!

5/10

Seriously..

People need to realise that valium and xanax are NOT uppers.

I’m sick of meeting people out saying they’re on a MAD ONE after taking anti-anxiety/muscle relaxant pills.

Seriously, if you’re going to try and pretend to be “cool” by taking pills, at least do your homework first *rollseyes*