Burning Man

Anonymous
Has anyone here ever been? A friend of a friend went and it changed her life, to say the least.

What was your experience?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone here ever been? A friend of a friend went and it changed her life, to say the least.

What was your experience?


Are you sure that's not code for "she tried hallucinogenics for the first time and discovered she really likes them"?
Anonymous
She'd done those drugs before. I meant more that she made major life changes - broke up with her fiance, moved across the country.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone here ever been? A friend of a friend went and it changed her life, to say the least.

What was your experience?


Are you sure that's not code for "she tried hallucinogenics for the first time and discovered she really likes them"?


miss naive, do you really think anyone over the age of 20 hasn't tried hallucinogens?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone here ever been? A friend of a friend went and it changed her life, to say the least.

What was your experience?


Are you sure that's not code for "she tried hallucinogenics for the first time and discovered she really likes them"?


miss naive, do you really think anyone over the age of 20 hasn't tried hallucinogens?


Most people have not, actually. I haven't.
Anonymous
It is a fascinating phenom, though. I wonder, are most people on the playa on drugs?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It is a fascinating phenom, though. I wonder, are most people on the playa on drugs?


Not sure how you can handle being out in the desert for that long without drugs
Anonymous
Yes, twice many years ago. It was pretty amazing, both with and without hallucinogens.

Sure it changed the way I look at some things because it was a pretty unusual experience, and I guess that could lead someone to rethink her priorities and interests. But to keep things in perspective, in terms of "life changing," it was more akin to taking a week-long camping trip to watch the Northern Lights, than to doing something like giving birth or donating a kidney.
Anonymous
Ugh, if I wanted to take that much time off work, I'd do so in a four star hotel.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ugh, if I wanted to take that much time off work, I'd do so in a four star hotel.


I'm with you! (and as a sidenote, I've never done hallucinogens, or any drug, so maybe that's what makes me so boring)
Anonymous
I think I would find the whole experience kind of annoying. It isn't really what I would choose to do with my spare time as a thirty-something working mom.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ugh, if I wanted to take that much time off work, I'd do so in a four star hotel.


I'm with you! (and as a sidenote, I've never done hallucinogens, or any drug, so maybe that's what makes me so boring)


Same here. My coworker went (in her late 50s) and I nodded and pretended to know what she was talking about. I later googled it and was shocked she was telling me this. Funny thing is, she was reassigned to a new position when she returned. Apparently she was running her mouth about it to everyone at the office.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone here ever been? A friend of a friend went and it changed her life, to say the least.

What was your experience?


Are you sure that's not code for "she tried hallucinogenics for the first time and discovered she really likes them"?


miss naive, do you really think anyone over the age of 20 hasn't tried hallucinogens?


39 yo here - and NEVER has done it before neither has any of my close friends.
You are naive to think everyone has.
Anonymous
Something tells me this is not the Burning Man crowd. Did you see the thread about the wine drinking mom at the sleepover party? Yikes.
Anonymous
I've never been to Burning Man but Dead shows in Vegas were pretty life changing for me (-:
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