How do drugs affect your writing, /lit/?

badly

>>9929641
I've never done a drug I could write to.

>>9929641
I only write when I'm on benzos and something else. So I almost never write. I don't know why that happens.

>>9929641
If writing on acid feels any different from writing sober then you have no talent and should quit.

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>>9929655

>>9929641
xanax is a shit-tier drug

>feel numb and forget everything for 8 hours

soooo much fun

Hookers and peyote for the first draft. Coffee, exercise, and plenty of sleep after that for making the shitshow turn pro..

Depends on the drug.

>>9930066
sounds like a great idea actually

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>>9930038
Retard.
Dose correctly for focus and comfort
"Alcohol is such a shit drug, you just black out and throwup everywhere

>>9929641
OP, xanax is nice but alcohol and nicotine (maybe raw opium) are the only literary drugs

All drugs can give you is an experience.
>Coked out night talking on the sidewalk to some other coked out dude you just met
>Drunk fighting/fucking
>Smoking outside a party after getting your heart shat on
>Being in a xanax fuzz and just laying in a backyard and staring at the moon for a while
>Being stuck on a boat because the shrooms hit when you were in the middle of the lake and the two of you have forgotten how to operate a motorboat

Drugs can enhance the human experience and add humor or imagery or whatever.

That being said, don't write on drugs. Sure you can have a beer on the table while you type some stuff out, but don't think "First drink. Second write." or any other variation. As inspired as you may feel after a coupled drinks, I promise you're more clear headed when sober. You'll end up thinking you need it to write.