Sore throat got to me again. A cold might follow, but I hope not. The weather is very hot and hazy lately, and catching a cold under such circumstances would be ironic indeed. So, having been used to getting a few sore throats in a year, I grab for the cough syrup from the cabinet, and take the usual dosage. As expected, I got wobbly soon after, both in body and mind. Some would call it feeling "high". Well, I can't say I am addicted to it, but I like being "high", as does most of the drug addicts do. I can't believe I am saying this, but I actually like feeling helpless, in the sense of the state of mind, not in real life. I won't go to the extent of taking cough syrups just to get "high", but I think I have been unconsciously hoping for a sore throat, so I could take them. If not, I don't know how to explain the tendency of me getting sore throats every year, even though I take at least 2 liters of water everyday.
*cough* *cough*
*slowly sipping cough syrup*
(o_O)
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2 comments:
sorry to burst your drug addict dreams, but cough syrups nowadays do not have the addictive drug component. Not even if it's prescribed by the doctor.
Guess you were a few years too late to becoming a cough syrup addict.
As to why you still feel sleepy, it's probably a psychological response to the expectation that you will feel sleepy.
It is?
Means I can feel high when I want to?
Wow, awesomeness!!!
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