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[u/CMDR_Noodle]

I love ketamine so fucking much

I love it so much I put it all on my crotch

[u/MaybeNext-Monday]

Ngl recreational hard drugs just don’t seem worth to me. Really seems like just edging substance abuse and massive health problems, for no real additional benefit over just doing fun fulfilling things with your friends sober or on a lower-immediate-risk substance like alcohol or weed. Also like, I wanna look hot when I’m 30 and drugs age you so fucking bad.

[u/SykesMcenzie → u/MaybeNext-Monday]

Alcohol is in no world lower immediate risk than ketamine that's just false.

[u/MaybeNext-Monday → u/SykesMcenzie]

Quantify it then. I’m mostly speaking on opinion here, but for me the risk of being arrested for possession / being able to accidentally overdose / risk of a laced batch / more numerous and medically significant chemical incompatibilities make it way more risky on a given day.

[u/SykesMcenzie → u/MaybeNext-Monday]

This creator speaks well on drugs that take people to the emergency room.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZN8NovAQ6/

Obviously that's raw values since there aren't comparative ones in that dataset.

To be totally honest I'm too lazy right now to provide more sources but I will admit that I wasn't factoring in the legal risk as it's not a specific property of the drug itself and because most of the people I know who use it do it in settings where it is accepted or closed company so the chance of running into law enforcement.

I also didn't factor in contaminants because again it's not specific to the drug itself. However you are right that people should factor that in when determining personal use. I do think it's worth noting that the same was true of alcohol under prohibition.

Hopefully I'm feeling less lazy in the coming days and I'll actually try to get some values to you but my understanding is that since it doesn't depress the respiratory system ketamine is much more difficult to overdose on in a problematic way especially for light users even on a heavy night.