My brother is 14 years old and he wants to drop L with me, hes almost as ready for it as i am emotinally and hes a resoinably physicly mature kid for his age. im just wodnroing if you all tihnk enlightenment has an age limit.
i waited till 19 myself and wasnt sure i was ready 14 is for sure too young although lots of 15 year olds do do it they do it to giggle at cartoons and make music weird not for enlightenment 18 id sauy is when most would be ready no sooner let the kid be a kid awhile before exploding his reality
Doseing at a young age has its ups and downs. I dropped acid for the first time when I was 14 but for mediation purposes. I grew up with meditation and its really in the family so I guess it depends on your reasons for doing it. I guess it would be ok for him to try it once or twice but thats it. Any more than that wouldnt be good because at that age the human mind is rapidly changing and I dont think it would be very good for development.
I wouldn't let him do it until he was older, like soaringeagle said. The first and sadly only time I did it, I was 18 and looking back (only a few months ago) I still think I wasn't fully ready to experience it. The whole trips a lot to take in
My first time doing acid was with my sister, it was her first time too, and she was 14 at the time. She only took 1 hit i believe, handled it quite well except for being a little shocked at how intense it is (it was her first drug period, not even weed or booze prior!). She was a little scared for some minutes from the posters in her room (they seemed to come alive) but that was minor. Overall she loooved it, and it ultimately effected her positively, with greatly increased creativity.
Yeah if hes mature, then i dont see any reason not to. I first tried shrooms when i was 13, and i was very mature for my age and it helped me alot, keep in mind i knew alot about them before i went into them and i didnt just do them to get fucked up either. So basically if hes ready for it, i see no reason not to
I wouldn't tempt fate. It works for some people but i don't believe any drug should given to someone whose concept of life and the world is still so new. we grow up a lot in our teenage years (most of us do anyway ) and are easily influenced by everything we experience and acid is not always a good experience for some people. It is chancy.
I took acid for the first time when I was 18, it destroyed my world. It took me about 2 years to piece together the trips (I tripped about 10 times from 18-19). A 14 year old might be able to handle acid, but are you going to be ok with being responsible for it if he can't? My advice is to give him shrooms if he can't wait to trip, less risky.
well it's only a sign that's something wrong with you and your family when the main activity a 14 year-old it's getting high. i'm sorry but it's not a case where you "choose" what to pop, you just don't. i repeat, something is very wrong with you and your family. advising shrooms it's also stupid and irresponsible as to think that lsd=enlightenment. grow up people wtf is worng with you and your advices.
there's nothing wrong with the people here, they were simply asked for their opinion and they gave it. and the op didn't say that this was "the main activity". people say only bits and peices of whats in their life entails. its not like they spill their guts out in a couple sentences. peace and hugs
that's ok and you are probably right, but if i don't say something i'll feel like an accomplice. hugs!
i was 18 the first time i tried acid, i would have done it sooner i just never got a chance. But its about maturity, not age. you know your brother, if you think it would be better for him to wait a couple years it couldnt hurt right
Exactly, and yet, kinda I mean in the end, you know your brother the best. But I wouldn't say it's just maturity, it has alot to do with your sense of self and your mental stability. And those things are hard to see in a person. I would personally advise wait untill 16 for psychedelic usage. That's when I started and I am happy with that but in the end it's up to you and him.