Muscle Relaxers (a good struggle drug)

I'm sure that if ur in this community then u have probably ran out of ur good drugs before. However I am here to make sure u do NOT go out sad n stay completely sober.

So my first experience with Muscle Relaxers recreationally is when I ran out of Valium n smoked all of my weed. However a little bit before this I had fell in the shower n fucked up my neck n got prescribed Tizanidine 2mg. Personally the part I hate the most abt having no drugs was not being able to sleep bc downers have always been my drug of choice (bc of the escape n calm they give). In this moment I remembered that I had a script for Tizanidine n remember being told that it was very sedative. Luckily I had a lot of pills left bc my neck pain didn't last for too long. So I had done my research n found out that they were water soluble. Personally I love snorting pills so I did my research on if it was a good idea or not to snort them.

So after what felt like a long ass day I grabbed four 2mg pills (8mg in total) bc I had read of others using that amount. After crushing them up n snorting them I went to the bathroom n I actually started nodding off. Obv there wasn't any euphoria but I LOVED the nod it gave it n it was honestly better then some benzo nods that I've had (benzos r still infinitely better obv). But a script for Tizanidine is pretty easy to get bc they r labeled as none addictive n no recreational use. So if u are looking for some all u have to say is u have muscle pain or spasms n u will most likely walk out with a script.

The next Muscle Relaxer I tried was Cyclobenzaprine (10mg). It is water soluble however I heavily advise against snorting it. I say this bc the burn was rrly bad n not worth the risk vs reward as opposed to js popping them. Now I have snorted a good amount of pills in my time but Cyclobenzaprine burned so bad that I didn't even want to try it again. However I decided to give it a few more chances n the burn does get better the more u use it but personally I would rather pop them looking back on it n moving forward that's what I do for them now.