TorturedCerebrum
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This isn't me personally, but I have a close friend who uses pregabalin for anxiety and recreational use.
At lower, controlled doses, he says it seems to melt away his anxiety. He says it also helps him speak without stuttering or freezing up when talking to people.
At higher, recreational doses, according to him it makes him feel 'floaty,' light, and euphoric. similar to the effects of psilocybin/psilocin-containing mushrooms and THC in cannabis.
Those are his words, and I don't condone using these drugs.
I hope this helps. :>
Surek
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- Aug 26, 2025
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Le temps perdu
existential torture
- Dec 10, 2025
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For me, pregabalin has significantly reduced my anxiety, and it makes me feel much more comfortable and relaxed overall. I've had a very positive experience with it. Of course, everyone responds to medications differently, but I hope it works well for you too
