Constant Sidetracked Thinking
LSD
Citation: kingchampmarschillz. "Constant Sidetracked Thinking: An Experience with LSD (exp32929)". Erowid.org. Oct 30, 2018. erowid.org/exp/32929
DOSE: |
1 tablet | sublingual | LSD | (blotter / tab) |
3 hits | smoked | Cannabis | (plant material) |
BODY WEIGHT: | 150 lb |
LSD marked my culmination with hallucinagetic drugs. Beginning in my earlier days with marijuana I soon grew bored and used mushrooms. It wasn't long after that I did a little research through reputable websites and other reliable sources. LSD seemed safe enough so long as one is in control of one's emotions so I tried it. I slipped a little piece of paper under my tongue for a few minutes, and then I took a few bong hits.
I really wish I hadn't smoked because it blended the onset effects of the LSD. I am not sure when the LSD started and the weed took effect, and when the weed wore off. Within twenty minutes of administration most of my decision making capabilities were eliminated. For nearly an hour I sat listening to music and watching music visualizations trying to experience what sound could look like and what colors could sound like. It is a blending effect. Needless to say if my friend didnt encourage me to take a walk I would have been content to sit on that couch for the entire trip. I could not pick a game to do, or decide on something to watch. In fact it took every effort of my body just to read the 15 titles of my dvd collection to my friends. Just like high doses of marijuana LSD had my mind racing uncontrollably. I would think of one thing and then get sidetracked and think about another. That is why I believe it is called a journey. I got tired from all the thinking (about nothing coherant) but couldnt turn it off. Hallucinations did presist. I never saw anything that did not exist, but things were moving. Doors gained a curved shape, and lights seemed to have tails.
After six hours, following onset, the effects subsided but insomnia pursued. I could not fall asleep no matter how much I needed / wanted to. There were not aftereffects aside from fatigue.
Exp Year: 2004 | ExpID: 32929 |
Gender: Male | |
Age at time of experience: Not Given | |
Published: Oct 30, 2018 | Views: 705 |
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