how old were you when u tried the first dose of I-Doser?
how old were you when u tried the first dose of I-Doser?
So, tell me how old were you when u tried the first dose of I-Doser?
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A lot of people usually do. I just prefer to act mature. Acting immature has never really appealed to me and I don't understand why it would to anyone. Yet people are immature. :/cameraboirzu wrote:Lol. Thought you were older.Bloodbane424 wrote:12 3/4 I'd say. I was pretty mature for my age.
I'm now about 13 1/2.
That's so wild that you are all so young. I'm 45!
I've played with binaurals before, and have worked with self-hypnosis and lots of other mind-altering techniques.
It's great that you guys are finding that your brain is your own, something you can work with to get different effects. That's something a lot of people never learn to do without some chemical to do it for them. But really, mind control is a skill, something you always have with you.
There have been lots of times in my life when I was really glad I'd already learned how to mess with my own head, so that some painful events hit me softer than the would have otherwise. Most people are just so passive, like sheep, feeling whatever comes along. But if you know how, you can take control of your experience, and then you get to decide how you feel.
Way to go!
I've played with binaurals before, and have worked with self-hypnosis and lots of other mind-altering techniques.
It's great that you guys are finding that your brain is your own, something you can work with to get different effects. That's something a lot of people never learn to do without some chemical to do it for them. But really, mind control is a skill, something you always have with you.
There have been lots of times in my life when I was really glad I'd already learned how to mess with my own head, so that some painful events hit me softer than the would have otherwise. Most people are just so passive, like sheep, feeling whatever comes along. But if you know how, you can take control of your experience, and then you get to decide how you feel.
Way to go!
