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Is it normal to wake up and chug cough syrup simply because it makes life less boring? Seriously, in the grand scheme of things, does it really make a shit if I do this? Who's gonna know?
You'll know. One day, you'll wake up at 25 or 30 and wonder where the hell all those years went and why you ever thought life was so damned boring that you had to find ways to climb out of your own skull instead of taking some kind of action to make it interesting again.
Learn a language. Get a job. Quit a job. Go back to school. Change your major. Get a hobby. Get another hobby. Make some friends. Pick up stakes and drive across the country in search of yourself/adventure/true love/freedom.
Life is ANYTHING but boring unless you decide to make it so.
I've done it a few times. I drank a whole bottle of the good stuff and I was seeing stuff for days. It was life changing. My pupils had overtaken my eyes for about 3 days. I haven't done it much since though, because it costs about $60 a bottle.
I've done lots of it. It's aggravated my mind, hasn't harmed my body, and after a while it stops working at all, you'd have to stop for months or a year to get that high back. I understand just why you do it. It seems a lucky thing it doesn't keep working indefinitely, my boyfriend hated it when I used it. It is hard to stop. It can be very euphoric. I wouldn't reccomend it, but in the end after 18 years off and on I feel fine mentally and physically.
My boyfriend and I used to do skittles all the time! For two months straight! (Skittles=cough medicine) it was really fun! But it makes you anti social.. very angry when your addicted.. my friend is killing herself slowly from doing these pills.. she and I was very under weight! You could see our ribs!! Soo I stopped! I caused me psychological problems major! And I suggest stop while u can before your liver and other organs shut down!
Its SO normal. I drink a bit every once in a while. It won't do any harm and it tastes good haha(;
If it's a codeine-based syrup it could get addictive since it's a close relative of morphine, itself a precursor of heroin.