Becoming One
Methoxetamine
Citation: OyAaAaA. "Becoming One: An Experience with Methoxetamine (exp104903)". Erowid.org. Dec 19, 2016. erowid.org/exp/104903
DOSE: |
insufflated | Methoxetamine | (powder / crystals) |
BODY WEIGHT: | 200 lb |
My experience with psychedelics as a whole is truly awe inspiring. I have long been on the internet lurking, but have yet to shed my social anxiety until I started going to events this summer. I have come a long way in my life since I was 16. I lost a mother at the age of 3 right before my 4th birthday. I then proceeded to be raised by my step-mother until I was in the 9th grade when she passed away. I have since been trying to cope with many a different problem with many a different substance, but yet this one in particular really seems to link me with the world.
I have previously ingested it and gone into a mental hospital in my area on purpose. As crazy as that may sound, I loved every moment of it. I had just left an event with someone and then got into an altercation with a previous roommate when he proceeded to try to kick me out of my apartment. I then threatened to urinate on him so he would release me. Not the most usual reaction I have ever had in my life, yet effective.
For some reason this substance seems to make my brain work on a much higher level. I had been diagnosed as bipolar when I was in juvenile detention, but at the time I was just trying to get out of trouble. I have been given multiple medications to treat multiple different ailments diagnosed to me since I was born. I have heard it all from manic depression, to bi-polar, to schizophrenia, and quite frankly I have always listened to anyone that has been willing to share their story with me. I feel that is what has led me to these moments in my life. I have always been somewhat of an empath with empathy being one of my strongest traits throughout my entire life. I can't even begin to explain how many times I just feel that something is about to happen, and then it does. Even when I was a small child, there was a contest for a Harry Potter Book, either the second or third one, that I ended up winning, and I still remember to this day when my parents tried to console me by telling me that they would buy me the book whether I won or not. I knew I was going to win, and then I did. It is strange moments of certainty like that combined with particular paranormal phenomenon that lead me to believe that the brain holds more secrets then previously thought.
I flagged down a police officer while on this same substance, and proceeded to be admitted to the hospital. I then talked to everyone I could at the mental hospital to see if I could somehow heal them of their ailments. I seem to get this significant urge to help everyone around me
I seem to get this significant urge to help everyone around me
I find it odd how circular everything always seems whenever I encounter any form of psychedelics yet it all makes sense at the same time. I have spent my entire life putting other people's problems before my own to my own detriment, yet refuse to change who I am as a person. I find MXE to be extremely analytical as well as extremely mind opening and therapeutic. It really is amazing watching all of these people finally come together in peace, where previously they had been in war. Festivals and events, as well as substances have literally changed my life for the better. I can honestly say that if it were not for the drugs that I have ingested, and the family that has supported me then I would not be on this planet anymore.
The one thing I will say about this substance is that I find myself losing and regaining random items constantly. I watch my family lose things constantly. I lose things constantly. I am not sure if this is all some cosmic prank on all of us or if someone is trying to teach us something, but I find it extremely humorous for some reason. I watched 2 of my extended family members take 2 lines a piece so they are being somewhat irresponsible and losing things as well.
Morale of the story is that MXE is extremely mind opening, yet I find myself and everyone around me losing possessions constantly. Materials come and materials go, and nothing seems to be teaching us better than MXE. I can see how some refer to it as ROFLCOPTR even in jest. It is disassociative, yet humorous at the same time. Amusement seems to ring true whenever I find myself using this substance. Acceptance as well. I find myself motivated yet disassociated. That is all for now.
Exp Year: 2014 | ExpID: 104903 |
Gender: Not Specified | |
Age at time of experience: 23 | |
Published: Dec 19, 2016 | Views: 1,590 |
[ View PDF (to print) ] [ View LaTeX (for geeks) ] [ Swap Dark/Light ] | |
Methoxetamine (527) : Depression (15), Therapeutic Intent or Outcome (49), Retrospective / Summary (11), Various (28) |
COPYRIGHTS: All reports copyright Erowid.
No AI Training use allowed without written permission.
TERMS OF USE: By accessing this page, you agree not to download, analyze, distill, reuse, digest, or feed into any AI-type system the report data without first contacting Erowid Center and receiving written permission.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the authors who submit them. Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid Center.
No AI Training use allowed without written permission.
TERMS OF USE: By accessing this page, you agree not to download, analyze, distill, reuse, digest, or feed into any AI-type system the report data without first contacting Erowid Center and receiving written permission.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the authors who submit them. Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid Center.
Erowid Experience Vault | © 1995-2024 Erowid |