Straight up, I know this will be an unpopular opinion.

I don’t even take psychedelics, I just ghost this forum out of interest.

Most of these comments are - he’s bad, leave. Or something similar. But they’re not taking into account his being on the spectrum as you put it. So without taking that into fact, instantly discard any of those.

You’re clearly a good part of his life, he should see that. I’m sure if you mean anything to him- you leaving is a bigger deal to him than being in that mental asylum even.

So my advice. He’s probably not ever going to be responsible enough to take acid.

Be honest with yourself bc it seems clear -

You want to stay with him. You don’t want him to take Acid.

True?

Clearly he doesn’t know what’s best for him, but that doesn’t mean he deserves you leaving him. You need to be the one to take a control of his life.

I mean- if he needs a therapist... clearly this psychedelic journey isn’t working out for him.

He is different, maybe he needs you to be strong for him. Maybe he just can’t cope without someone else being his strength? If you’re willing to be that strength, you lay this shit on the table and give it to him hard.

That’s my opinion, you can take it or leave it. None the less, he seems in a very difficult place now. So understand now, be angry later. And I think that bit is very important for you to adopt now early on. It will make him see you = safe, reliable, trustworthy. Read books on his condition. Learn his psychology. It’ll help you in the long run. Just get past this stuff. You shouldn’t of even been angry at him then. That’s pointless - you really think he’s in the right headspace to hear your argument?

Forgive and forget. If you wanted to leave you wouldn’t be on here talking about it all. But stand your ground. You’ve gotta be the boss. Otherwise shit won’t change. But it can if you want it to