intruderrider3
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raphy said:Because good sense has zero influence when it comes to religious reactionary knee-jerk responses.
"Drugs are bad for you, therefore we must make them illegal."
They're treating the symptoms, not the cause.

How can I stay away!TaraTainton said:Thank you!! I hope you return.![]()

Havn't be able to catch up with you, talk to you soon


newsub1977 said:Hmm, 16 hours (somewhere in the US), can't be more exact than that!
I do have an average pic of my eye on the computer somewhere, might see about adding it as my AV and change it when I get the chance (ie when I've taken a better photo).
I respect your view on privacy vs safety, and I can agree with it in some respects. I personally have no issue with showing my belongings to a bag inspector because I have nothing to hide and delays don't really impact on me all that much (just less time to enjoy some of the finer things in life!). However, being a bit of a pro-choice lobbier, I believe people should not be forced to reveal their private belongings to some trumped-up train driver who thinks they look a little suspicious. Also, let's face it, if there is something I really don't want you to find, you aren't going to find it. And if someone is carrying a bomb or something similarly harmful to mass life, then they REALLY aren't going to want a bag inspector to find it.
I'm not sure about you, but the bag inspectors themselves are usually gung-ho for about a month and then the comfort zone kicks in and the integrity of the process is lost anyway. So why invade people's civil liberties for something that will, in my opinion, reap very little if any reward. Don't get me wrong, if an initiative like this saves one life then it will have accomplished something, but I have my doubts that this is the area in which we need to be investing time and resources to fix the problem. The problem seems to me to be in the intelligence resources in preventing people from accessing the ingredients and support structures to create weapons and plans to take mass innocent lives. I don't have the answers, but searching bags on trains, buses is NOT the answer. UNLESS, they want to make it like travelling on planes, which does seem to be effective. (Have I just undone all of my argument with this last sentence).
Apart from that, your thread is really taking off. Congrats and keep the pics coming, I love them and might have to return the favour one day!
Love,
ns
Fflow said:I don't recall anything in the bible about drug use, or abuse. In fact, there are some parts of the old testiment that, for certain holidays, require one to not be able to distinguish friend from foe. Orthodox Rabbis achieve this state by drinking lots of vodka. Scripture doesn't require vodka, and I am quite sure that, barring conflict with other laws, a number of other intoxicants would be equally acceptable.
As for causing harm, there are some drugs that most certainly do. They do, though, because they've been 'stepped on,' or diluted with all kinds of mystery nastiness. Pure heroin, for example, has few ill effects on the user, save the terrible addiction. Other drugs, like crack and speed, do cause serious and sometimes permenant brain damage. LSD can play with one's neural pathways, creating long-lasting but non-productive conceptual associations. This, however, is not always the case.
The most harmful legal drug is tobacco in the form of cigarettes. It is powerfully addictive, extremely harmful, and creates lots of pollution. At a recent beach clean-up, the majority of waste was cigarette butts. Yuk!
As for causes... What are the causes of drug use, and abuse? I can only say that I used for a while and, in my understanding since, have come to the realization that I was fundamentally unhappy, and in pain emotionally. I was looking for anything that would shift my consciousness away from that misery, even for a while. Of course, the result was more misery, along with a few laughs. I don't regret anything in my life, though, and know that those experiences led me to be the person I am now. For that, I am profoundly grateful.
Now, I don't use, hardly ever drink, and am the most happy I've ever been. I do, from time to time, wish I could take a puff of this or that, but even when the opportunity arises, I don't. I'm not a stupid kid anymore. I have responsibilities, and can't fulfill them if I'm stoned.
xoxo
srw
PleasureDaddy said:Im very juvenile..the word "Taint" is hilarious. Nice pics and I looked at your website..not quite sure what's going on there..but I am laughing at the "taint"!
Fflow said:Tara sends her best wishes, and encourages us to keep the thread alive. She said she's busy working on an exciting writing project, but didn't go into detail...
xoxo
srw
TaraTainton said:But I hope your schedule involves some free time now and then when you're released from responsibilities and could choose a puff if you wanted.
Right you are about the harmful effects when nasty things are thrown in. Maybe legalization (of all the available illegal substances) would help clean them up a bit in regulation, but the bad stuff would still be out there.
Fflow said:I've been working on a wood project and discovered that the fumes are dangerous and intoxicating. I've had to add ventalation to my work area. It reminded me that some idiots actually breathe this stuff recreationally and, as a result, pickle their brains. There will always be people who'se misery outweighs their good sense.
As for me, I can't say that I'd want to take a puff, even if my life allowed it. I went through a stage a few years ago where I started to let go of unhealthy relationships. This included my relationship with cigarettes and, by association, pot. This process led me to be much happier, to find my wife and step daughter, and to release much of the emotional baggage I'd been dragging around for years.
If I were to smoke again, it would feel like re-embracing all the unhealthy stuff I released. It would be like stepping into the same stinky pile of shit a second time, just after I'd finally scraped the last bit off. Pardon my scatalogical metaphor, but I think you get my point.
BTW, I was trying to find some of your writing (other than the blog entries) on your site, but wasn't able to... Please advise!
xoxo
srw
TaraTainton said:Please accept these humble gifts...

intruderrider3 said:Hey Tara, how are you doing?![]()
namron711 said:https://forum.literotica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=505358
Do I detect a gorgeous nipple under there!?!?!?
Can't wait to see it.
Cranky

TaraTainton said:You're a clever one!There's a certain nipple posted on the nipple thread already....