Scared of becoming dumb

I have anxiety, I’m fairly young, i’m still a minor and I fear that since this stage in life is so supposedly important for me, not sleeping will make me dumb, make me lose iq points, make me do dumber and dumber and dumber. I walk around at night and exercise but i should be sleeping. I am so scared of not being intelligent just by something as small as this. I try to tell myself i’m not getting dumber but i’m so scared i am. I’m also scared about the psychical parts of this but not as much. Like not experiencing psychical growth as much as someone else my age. I’ve slightly hallucinated before but like twice. I barely sleep. I would type in a more formal matter but I need someone to say i’m wrong.

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u/Personal-Crazy6179 — 15 days ago
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The French Aristocrat Drug Dealer Who Accidentally Killed the 27 Club

The '27 club' is the name given to rockstars who die tragically young at 27 years old. Usually from drug and alcohol abuse. Specifically, it refers to Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Brian Jones and Jim Morrison, who all died within a couple years from each other in the late 60s to early 70s. You'll hear several superstitions about the 27 club in passing, but what most people don't know is that all 4 of these people and more had the same drug dealer. A french aristocrat turned drug dealer named Jean De Breteuil.

Jean De Breteuil was a French aristocrat, son of media mogul Count Charles De Breteuil. Jean was a part of a subculture or wealthy teenagers using their connections to smuggle heroine and LSD for themselves. Jean traveled to California in 1967 to attend UCLA and became the colleges drug dealer. It was through parties and dealings that Jean became friends with tons of huge names in music. He became a drug supplier for Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin, The Doors. Jean has been the focus of several conspiracies in rock overdoses. He supplied the batches that killed Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin (I heard he did for Brian Jones and Hendrix but didn't see any articles or interviews repeating this). There's theories that Jean purposefully killed them with tainted drugs, but there's no evidence it was purposeful. There is reason to believe that Jean did have a tainted batch of Heroine he gave to Janis the night she died. Mercy Fontenot claimed Jean gave her a shot of heroine to test it on her and it was so strong she passed out on the spot. Mercy gave the batch to Gram Parsons, whose friend took a hit and also OD'd but recovered. During all this chaos, Janis got a hold of the heroine and died from an overdose.

There's nothing at all unique I saw when reading about Jean, he was no more or less of a reckless enabler than other company rockstars kept. That doesn't mean he was a good person, I found articles referencing he beat his girlfriend Marianne Faithful. But by all accounts he was freaked out and remorseful over Morrison and Janis death. Jean died of an overdose himself in 1972. You can technically call him responsible for the 27 clubs deaths, but the conspiracies that he was some serial killer who poisoned drug batches are nonsense.

https://dangerousminds.net/comments/ed\_sanders\_of\_the\_fugs\_on\_marianne\_faithfull\_jean\_de\_breteuil\_and\_jim\_morri/

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/i-was-with-janis-joplins-drug-dealer-the-night-she-died-miss-mercy-permanent-damage-162834203-162834494.html

https://people.com/music/did-french-aristocrat-jean-de-breteuil-have-hand-in-jim-morrison-janis-joplin-deaths/

u/Personal-Crazy6179 — 17 days ago

[TOMT] Black experimental jazz artist.

I forgot her name, her music sounded like nothing I ever heard before, though i’ll do my best to describe it. It was spoken word, afrofuturist, ambience, that’s how I would describe it in any situation. It sounded out of this world, it sounded alien. I remember, the song I heard. It talker about being sent to earth, I believe. And a seed and a sun and feelings and emotions. The start of the song was instrumental, her vocals were strung out. There was a a lot of heavy percussion and deep heavy strings. (?) The whole time, listening I could only picture her on a stage, dark with nothing but a spotlight thats showing off her figure. The cover for this song showed a young black woman, possibly childen’s side profile, in a black and white grain. The song was terrifying, visceral but beautiful.

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u/Personal-Crazy6179 — 2 months ago

I cant think of a title, am i disturbed or awful?

For context, i’m a young teenager. A couple nights ago I was asleep and dreamt of flashing images of children getting sexually abused. I’m horrified, I never dealt with abuse first hand. I woke up feeling awful. I had a dream like this, months ago where I had visions/flashing images of war, people crying.. I could feel the world’s pain, It was transferred to me. I didn’t feel that during this though. I felt numb, idle: though after getting myself under control and awake and all I felt disturbed. Am I a bad person?

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u/Personal-Crazy6179 — 3 months ago
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How do I do my hair like this??

Hi, I just adore her hair during this. I was just wondering how do I get mine to do this/something similar? Thank you in advance!

u/Personal-Crazy6179 — 3 months ago

Will we ever get something like a 90s swing revival again?

In the 90’s swing got a short amount of time in the spotlight, bands like Cherry Poppin’ Daddies and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy become a thing for like a second. The swing revival wasn’t as big as emo or goth or punk or anything like that. I feel like there could be a correlation between the swing revival and steampunk in the 2000’s/2010s.

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u/Personal-Crazy6179 — 3 months ago

Help finding song!!!

I remember no lines or choruses, I remember there being an electronic sound. It sounded almost like a ringtone. It went
“Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo do do do do do do do do 2x”
Just before a violin or cello. Something like that came in. It was a drawn out sound, it sounded like this.
“dooooo.. do do doooo..”
The song I’m looking for reminded me of Madonna, it could’ve been one of hers. Though when the violin/cello came in, it triggered memories of Bjork’s Homogenic album or even some of Vespertine, her other album.
The whole thing felt very dreamy like Cocteau Twins or Sade. I’m pretty sure it was from the 90’s or 80’s.
Thank you in advance.

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u/Personal-Crazy6179 — 3 months ago