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I looked down. In S's palm were two small, dried mushrooms with blueish stems. "You want to take shrooms while we do this?" I asked, gesturing vaguely at the neon ring light and tripod in the corner. "Creators use weed or sometimes drink to loosen up before a shoot, but shrooms? That feels like playing on hard mode." About forty minutes after eating the chocolate, the
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The final day of the weekend is reserved for processing the trip. In psychedelic therapy, this is known as integration. For creators, it is a day of deep relaxation, heavy hydration, and soft, comfortable clothing.
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