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Kai36chambers

Updated 1y ago

Dissociation and Substance Use: Does One Affect the Other?

Do any of you dissociate in any way wether depersonalization or derealization? And If so do you think the use of substances makes it worse?

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mia_lillliana

2y

i have depersonalization and derealization constantly for the past almost year and yes i definitely does for me atleast depersonalization derealization can also be caused by substance use
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avswe

2y

yes substance makes it worse; especially hallucinogens and weed
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gothie

2y

honestly it depends i’ve used lsd and it made me feel more intact with everything but it only lasted a little bit so short term yeah but i don’t recommend it
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Taylortot

2y

We’ll for me they do alcohol is usually okay but something like weed is very triggering especially since mine happened during a time where I was doing drugs
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Donnysaur

2y

Weed sent me into a panic spiral where several mental health issues I had were brought to the forefront for the very first time, and I haven’t been able to shake them since. I think weed can be helpful in specific individuals, but it ruined my life lol.
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Bernie7

2y

yeah similarly to some commenters I had my first DPDR experience when I smoked weed sooo

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