Heartbreak is a Bad Trip
Oli Genn-Bash describes how the aftermath of a sudden breakup felt like a prolonged ‘bad trip’, as well as the potential role of psychedelics in healing this emotional pain. The post Heartbreak is a Bad Trip appeared first on Chemical Collective.
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