Flualprazolam kindling
About 2 years ago, I had a somewhat major benzo habit. Dosed about every other day, dont remember from on or off days, taking about 6 mg of what I thought to be alprazolam, but who knows. I was tripping nuts and had a seizure, some have said bunk acid, some have said benzo withdrawals. Aside from (potentially) this, I never felt substantial benzo withdrawals. Just the usual grogginess and anger the following day or two. This phase lasted about 4 months. After stopping for a few months, I moved away for school and was taking xanax about two times a week, but at stupid doses (at least 6mg, at most 20mg, usually all at once). Again, I did not experience any substantial withdrawals. This phase lasted about 6 months. I had one more benzo phase, lasting about a month or two. I would take around 6-10mg,again always all at once, and not throughout the day. Again, never any withdrawals aside from previously stated. I have not had a benzo in about 3 months. However, I was wanting to try flualprazolam this weekend. It would be a one time ordeal, as that is all I will have enough for, and I cannot order these things to my house. The dose will start small and rise until desired effects.
- Will a one time use after months of being clean potentially cause withdrawals? Or just the usual benzo hangover I have described above?
- I have read about "flu" prefixed benzos causing seizures while on them. Not withdrawing but while on them. Is there truth to this, particularly regarding flualprazolam?
Edit: I have decided against it. I have been clean from benzos for 3 months. There is no need to potentially rekindle as destructive a habit as benzos for the sake of having fun for a night. Knowing me, I would wake up semi rekt the next day and take more. Since I got clean, I started a company with my dad, am making better money than I ever did before, and don't spend it all on bars, bud, and bitches. Just bud and bitches now. One night of blacked out fun has sent my life spiraling before.
Posted Mar 12, 2020, 6:16 AM UTC · edited