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Those who are informed that something is wrong with them b/c of their acid use (or any drug use, for that matter) or that they have been permanently negatively affected by it would do well to understand that this is simply pressure being put on you by people who don't understand you and/or wish you were different. There is a lot of anti-drug propaganda out there and it can be tough to push it out of your head -- it can be especially tough for people who have never tried drugs to get these messages out of their heads, too.The ruling class is only trying to deter you from using drugs, with drug tests, anti-drug laws, and anti-drug propaganda, etc., so that you can be more easily controlled and, more literally, used for their purposes. Most people are afraid of the ruling class and feel pressured to spread their messages (the major media organizations do this, for example) and conform to their preferred morals/ideals. It is easier for those in power to control you if you are just like everyone else who cooperates with their systems and rules -- systems and rules which are set up and administered to benefit THEM, not you or your mental health.These things certainly don't make drug use 'wrong'. This does not make using them inherently unhealthy. It is possible to use drugs responsibly. You are not committing a sin every time you drop a tab, light a joint, or snort a line. The problem here is that a lot of people believe a lot of bullshit and are given incentives to force their (often misled) moral constraints on others.Remember, there is no 'normal' and everyone here is free to be/do whatever they want. Acid can seem to distance you from the perceptions of the rest of the world population, but when the world is as constantly full of shit as this one, I don't think there is harm in that. Acid can make you aware of the shit, which is why I think so many people tend to 'rebel' who do acid. When people tell you something is wrong with you because of drug use, they are essentially full of shit.(http://www.erowid.org/experiences/exp.php?ID=6827)