Party Vibe

@Chrispydelic 508099 wrote:

They aren’t exaggerating at all. I know a girl who has had to have her bladder removed due to ketamine abuse (she was doing a quarter a day though) and now she has a catheter. Not pretty and this was a hella good looking girl too. It does take some serious abuse to get to that stage though.

I remember a young couple in my old area (spangle might even know them) going through all manner of health problems because of the stuff. it was one of the things what prompted me to move away from SE England though within a year I’d found half the young people in my new town doing exactly the same, whats worse is the bulk of them what do it are on K because they’ve burned out already from “happier” drugs.

one reason I stopped partying as there is no way I could morally want to be part of that and at my age feds and wider society have every right to judge me if I did – young people should get some chances but you have to grow up one day (a mate of mine who is a couple years older said there are still loads of sad cases our age still taking drugs and behaving like idiots and even embarrasing their kids (who are teenagers). This is reflected in a massive backlash from wider society and a clampdown on late night events to the point its a lot harder to find drugs anyway these days, the remaining dance music enthusiasts in town don’t do them any more!

I am certainly aware of young users suffering incontinence problems. The concerns over the use of K, even recreational use and its impact on the work/social performance of young people especially in a nearby village I work in are such that my employers would be perfectly happy for me to photograph a delivery of (clean!) pads etc to put up on here to show what folk will be letting themselves in for if they keep doing it.

I saw this at the housing co-op (in one of their kitchens), it made me think of you lot. I’ve no idea if the stuff on the right will cure your ailments and even my hippy friends would most likely say “do less K instead”