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Kyle_Chaos

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  1. I changed dramatically. I haven't even taken the test since I quit, but I don't need to, because I know I'm a totally different person without adderall...thank goodness.

    I know I'm different from when I was on Adderall, there's no doubting that. I just think the majority of people will return to who they were before they enter a few months of hyper-focus.

  2. Yeah INTJ! As of 7 years sgo anyway..... I wonder if my 3.5-year relapse back into adderall-land changed that....

    I don't think people change all that much. Normally when I am just coming off of a relapse, I test ISTJ..and then after a few months, when I take it again, I tend to get INTJ.

  3. I enjoy astrology, mostly just for fun. I'm sure there are some interesting correlations with addiction. Haven't come across anything specifically.

    Speculating, a number of people I know who are fire signs have addictive tendencies. Mostly towards party substances.

    My sun sign is Capricorn, which is known for being extremely driven and hard on themselves and needing to always be doing something. I do happen to have those tendencies, and I think they pre-dispose me to a drug like adderall.

    Something worth further research? I'm hanging out with my astrology guru friend later today so I'll let you know if I come up with anything. :D

    I'm a Capricorn as well, and coincidentally that describes me perfectly.

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  4. . Ive been up for 21 straight hours after sleeping for 23? On this stuff for five straight years give or take. xr 20s. Woke up tired, late for work. Didnt care. Got my assignment, popped a 20, worked on ten different things...all poorly. People went to break, didnt ask me to go cuz they know i say no. Went to work on "creative" presentation that was the result of a major fuckup on my part. People came back, and i felt ashamed and distracted that they would see me obsessing over the smallest detail of page 1. I retirned to my mundane busy work, and felt more comfortable. Mouth was dry so I got an iced coffee with a shot of espresso, and popped another 20. Now I was a work animal. I could do any stupid thing fearlessly and probably badly. Then it wore off less than hour later. And I was a bum. People were rapping about life all around me. I couldnt even open my mouth. They didnt notice. Its been so long. I thought, " what has happened to me?" I used to talk and care and yes procrastinate and flake, but I was fun. And I laughed and I broke balls, and my work was fine. Now im a fucking zombie on speed. Im quitting. Pray for me.

    I can relate completely..

    I was addicted to the XR's, I would honestly fear the comedown so much that I would pop about 4 or 5 throughout the day.

  5. Goodness, aren't we clever? I've NEVER heard someone refer to an overweight woman as a whale, or a woman with short hair as a dyke. Did you come up with those all by yourself? Clearly your formidable creative talents are being wasted here, surely Fox News or Dick Morris could put those talents to good use narrating the next election cycle.

    We are, actually. I'm shocked you haven't heard those terms used in that context before, they're fairly common.

    I couldn't come up with it alone, some friends and I put our heads together and discussed my response for a few hours..and that's what we came up with. I will contact Fox News, thank you for the suggestion.

  6. That's so insensitive. I'm not even someone with body issues, but that offensive. Some people's triggers on here is weight, so it's better to think before you write something like that.

    Well let's hope no one is genuinely offended by me insulting what a random personal trainer used to look like/looks like now.

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