A New High

Discussion in 'Synthetic Drugs' started by xblayde, Apr 21, 2009.

  1. xblayde

    xblayde Member

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    After recent psychedelic experimentation I feel as though my high from smoking weed has changed.. quite a bit actually..

    It is a new experience.. not trip-like at all.. but it is distinctly different from the 'old' high feeling. I wonder if this is an effect that slowly wears off.. or if it is a permanent change in the chemistry of my brain?

    It's hard to describe but I'd say..

    I'm more alert

    but at the same time

    I feel partially divided (like my brain can be in two different worlds at the same time and it'll snap back and forth between the two)

    .. I think my 'old' high was much more relaxing and this 'new' high has more of a zip to it.


    Anyone else?
     
  2. blitz7341

    blitz7341 Banned

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    i used to love weed it was my DOC. after extensive use of psychedelics i no longer really enjoy weed. its too bad really, then again im not a useless vegetable. psychedelics change the way you perceive the world around you. its understandable that you can notice a difference when smoking weed, especially because it is semi-psychedelic IMO.
     
  3. Toejam

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    Yep, this has happened to me ever since I started using psych's.
    It stays with you, it doesn't go away.

    It's good though huh??
    ;)
     
  4. xblayde

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    Eh, I wouldn't really say it's good or bad. Presently weed is my DOC and.. well I liked it more before.. than I do now.

    I think that when these psychadelics distort reality.. your brain sort of 'learns' this distortion and then when smoking this distortion is mimicked but to a lesser degree. Perhaps?
     
  5. binary shadow

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    Same thing happened to me. Heavy use of LSD and other psychedelics have resulting in me getting higher than motherfucking SHIT when I smoke weed. It will go away if you cut back on psychedelic use, but it takes a good while, and you need to keep smoking weed despite the intense as fuck effects.
     
  6. codemeister3

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    weed sucks... Who cares about that stuff anyways? I don't think it was fun before psychs or after... Maybe I am weird.I think it is a waste to be retarded and laugh at dumb stuff. Mushrooms make you laugh at stuff that is already funny. Weed makes you laugh at a box of cereal...
     
  7. binary shadow

    binary shadow Visitor

    u must have bad mushrooms ;-)
     
  8. binary shadow

    binary shadow Visitor

    ...or good weed ;-)
     
  9. krainaoz

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    IMO two different worlds and two different purposes...you get baked, you laugh at a box of cereal just because it's funny, that good old laugh for the sake of laughing, no strings attached...well when you get shroomed you laugh because the cereal box is chasing you and there are heaps of strings attached.
    Weed is like a casual meeting for a coffee, for shroomies you need an appointment, book a table and dress up and DON'T BE LATE !!!!!
     
  10. krainaoz

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    I reckon the attitude to weed and actual body response evolves, it's a process...It's like a relationship. Everything affects how you perceive it, your experiences, your changing values, periods of life etc., and psychedelics also reeeallly affect your perception of life in general. Luckily weed will always have that feeling of hmmm you know...like memories from childhood :) it will always be my retreat...I feel like a puff now
     
  11. codemeister3

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    I used to love it, don't get me wrong. I smoked it everyday from like 13-15. I just kind of realized one day that it is boring and not worth it. Lately when I DO smoke weed (not very often, 2-3 times a year) I get stoned for 2 days at a time. That is really annoying. I don't think that is fun.I love being messed up on stuff for a while, but more than 10 hours is bad. Except on opiates... I love opiates. How you all mention weed, I love opiates the same way. I never do enough to get addicted and I have never gotten to the "nodding" stage. It just makes me feel happy and talkative. Everything is perfect for me on 30mg oxy. Nothing even compares... I would not want to "nod" anyways, what the purpose of not being able to move? Even if you do feel super great.

    That is what I need. 4-aco-dmt and oxy. I would be set fffooorrr llliifffeee... I think 5g of 4 aco and 1 kilo oxy, and I will be good for life. I wont bother anyone! So mail it to me...
     
  12. Toejam

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    Yeah, what krainaoz said.

    I don't characterise myself as a stoner or a tripper, because I appreciate both in different situations. No, wait, "appreciate" is too weak of a word - I WORSHIP both.

    Therefore I guess that makes me a TRONER.
    Or a STRIPPER?

    haha
    maybe not
     
  13. Mr.Writer

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    all your highs are altered by all your highs

    but its interesting because last night i got high on cannabis in a way thats never happened before, and its exactly as xblayde describes it. i was way more alert and aware than usual, yet somehow more cloudy, as though i could have two 'minds', one my usual shpongled high mind, and the other much more in control, and i was stuck in the more controlled one.

    Could have just been a weak high though, but it was while on K as well, which usually fucks me up so bad its not funny.
     

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