Guys what does it feel like?

It feels like pulsating waves of insanity, forgetfulness, and eccentric thinking. If you have a bad trip it's like a fucking living nightmare. You will worry that people can read your mind and that the trip will never end. You may say shit to people you will regret. Like weird sexual stuff. People WILL remember and you will fuck up your relationships with them. I've seen it happen. Similar to drunken rants, but more disturbing.

Not worth doing unless you are a non-introspective brainlet who needs to use hallucinogens as a crutch to experience the open-mindedness and imagination that comes naturally to high-IQ types.

Fuck LSD and fuck every faggot who pushes this shit.

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also remember
if it's bitter it's a spitter
lsd should only taste like the paper it's on

Lol, just gotta ride it and have a short memory

so the norm for Jow Forums?

My thoughts on LSD are crystal clear and incredibly perceptive. It's great but I do feel a little gross at the end. That being said, I've never taken a huge dose and I'm not sure I ever will.

Body feel: Like you're having an orgasm for an hour straight.
Visually: You can't tell where the present moment is because everything seems to be going forwards and backwards in time simultaneously.

Really cool and intense for 3-6 hours, like schizophrenia for the rest of the time until it wears off.

I've had much better experience with mushrooms.

I didn't have the best trip, bit it was still profound.

I got quite paranoid, whenever I wasn't looking directly at the other people in the room I thought I would see them looking at me intensely in my peripheral vision, only to look at them and see that they weren't.

The time distortion is what I recall best. I would wonder if maybe I had gone into a coma and that really 30 years or more had passed. Several events happened that repeated over and over. An object fell off the couch and I experienced it 3 times.

The visuals were quite something, every thing shimmered and left tracks behind them. The best part of the night, however, was once I started to come down. I watched classic Simpsons and was laughing hysterically at jokes I knew were coming.

Overall, despite the negative parts, it was good and lack of time or opportunity are the main reasons I haven't done it again. Not sure it really opened my mind or massively changed my life afterwards, but was still quite an experience.

It changed my life. It made me feel joy for the first time in years. I realized how depressed I had become and that I needed to make changes. LSD motivated me to be the change I wanted to see in life.

this. you can look at a TV remote and have no idea how to operate it. or more like it seems so absurd that you can't even.

take enough and there is no more you.

it's a lovely substance, but nowadays I prefer ketamine. in and out in an hour or so, plus no body load. LSD is hell on my muscles, so I take a dose of magnesium with it to mitigate and gurning/tension. have fun, anons.

Its almost as if you open a different dimension. Had a trip whereby things that exist in the quantum realm became visible, if that makes sense.

You feel more sober than being sober. It feels so real, it's surreal. If you hear people say otherwise they've either never done it before or they got fake acid

Bullshit, LSD helps me ski better and helped me organize my thoughts/become a better person

Yeah, I've found that taking LSD with the plan to do stuff on the computer is usually a bad idea. The entire concept of the PC and what you're doing ends up feeling really bizarre and inhuman.

kek

>I had a good experience once so this statement is false

You're retarded. Sure a good acid trip brings clarity and can help you a lot in your life, but a bad acid trip can send you into a full schizophrenic outbreak. I've had both.

Also the
>You only get schizophrenia outbreaks if you have it already

It sounds true, but seriously this drug can just give you a schizophrenic outbreak. Not a single person on both sides of my family has it yet I still had a 4 hour trip of absolute schizophrenic hell. .

When done right it is truly life changing however.

after coming up and peaking, my mind goes 1000 miles a minute and usually results in my best creative moments

true love

It's nearly impossible to adequately describe the feeling of psychedelia to someone who has never experienced it.

I took two tabs and I thought the whole world, including my girlfriend, was conspiring against me and I was going to die.

I'm extremely embarrassed about it looking back.

weird. sometimes terrifying. makes you question everything. do it at least once.

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Not in my experience. For me it feels like I can't be any less sober, that I'm constantly sliding between different 'realities'.

Garbage in garbage out. Plenty of people have overwhelmingly awesome LSD trips because they respect the drug and take it with a positive mindset in a supportive setting. Sounds like you wouldn't know anything about any of that, evidenced by the fact you took it around a bunch of randos you clearly didn't feel comfortable being around.

Some interesting thoughts experiences that happened:

I was watching "Moving Art" on Netflix, an episode about the desert, and I saw faces on every single rock formation and every sand dune. It's not exactly like I was hallucinating them there, rather, my brain was in pattern seeking overdrive and I couldn't help but connect all the edges and ridges in a way that would make faces. I thought that maybe the Earth had some kind of soul that fractally spiraled outward causing everything to form and grow like it, and we humans are the closest thing to it because of our complexity.

I locked eyes with my cat in a way that has never happened before or since. Basically they locked with mine and seemed to rotate like clockwork, and made me feel like some important information was being transmitted that neither of us were aware of but was nonetheless important. That our paths were meant to cross. That all of our brains are essentially data processors crunching data for some grand purpose and to us it feels like just going about our lives. We're like cattle except instead of milk we are farmed for our thoughts.

I felt like we are all puppets to some unseen almost unknowable presence that lurks just beyond our perception. That all of our actions, every creek in the night is perfectly aligned. That randomness is just causality from beyond.

I ended up watching the twilight zone and in the episode the wind would howl ominously at key points. My girlfriend jokingly asked if I would believe that was coincidence to which I responded "no way." Minutes later my computer started making a weird ticking noise. I had to unplug it and try to stay calm.

I thought that I was going to be assassinated in my sleep. At one point I picked up a wet towel to smell it and it smelled like chemicals. I showed my girlfriend and she said she didn't smell anything. I smelled it again and it just smelled like wet towel. I didn't know olfactory hallucinations could be so crystal clear.

For me it feels like a continuous orgasm where your body is kinda uncomfortable but it feels really good in a weird way. It really lets you get in tune with sexual energy. Once you break through its way more chill and fun to do all sorts of shit on.

unironically made my life better

One time on acid I relived my life 1000 times for hours up to the second i finished living it then it would start over to that second.
It felt like I was trapped in my body living the same life over and over with one extra second added each time.
Then I saw the meaning of life explained to me as being in an amphitheater, with infinite seats being pictures on an easel of concepts that had to be explained, and my job was to create one picture that explained all of them.

The next time I did it, I watched a bunch of music videos and played with my Phillips HUE lightbulbs.

LSD for Dummies

Developed by the military industrial complex in the 30-40s. CIA experimentation and culture creation with gullible storyline attached to it for popularization, think bullshit bike ride. Purpose: hypnotic effects/ coma induction/ truth serum/ alternative to ergot/ culture creation ops. Creation of fake culture and timeline of usage. Same is understood with greater ease by realizing that Ayahuasca is not a tradition, but rather ops dedicated to popularizing alternative states of mind while facilitating resource/human extraction in host country.
It gives you a headache, you lose most critical thinking and revert to your child personality. You fantasize about whichever spiritual bullshit you think about and let the power of imagination roam free until satisfied without any answers or addicted to thinking that it makes you wiser/purer/cleaner. You get it? It breaks down most of your understanding patterns so you're chasing the rabbit not knowing that you won't ever be able to understand. Not with Lucy at least.

Ehhh I'm pretty sure it opens portals to other dimensions...

fpbp

It’s more mental than anything, prepare to defend your self against being a shitty person with various entities.

>You may say shit to people you will regret. Like weird sexual stuff.
Can confirm :(

Not worth it
Keep accumulating and don't bother with the hippie bullshit.
Of course if you are a complete retard you might benefit from enlightenment hurrr durrr

Use a testkit
Some faggots try to kill sellijg you nBOME instead

Literally kill yourself.
If you unironically believe this is true then nobody can help you anymore.

My family has history of mental disorders so this is probably a no go, right? Too bad, based on this thread would love to try it once

Druggies are fucking pathetic. Name a single thing you gained from this. “Happiness?” All you learned was to be content with the shitty pit you live in, rather than to improve yourself or your situation.

Druggies are subhumans.

>respect the drug

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>if you uniroincally believe it is any more than a drug that turns you into a deranged schizo
Are you even listening to yourself? You took a drug that fucked up your brain and now you’re saying it didn’t.

basically my experience with UND summed up

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Avoid Lsd but try a psylocibin megadose

Lsd is not actually a drug because it doesn't cause addiction. Sugar on the other hand...

Fuck off and google the definition of a drug ffs. It's so ironic that lsd fags are the most entitled ones out of all drug communities lmaoooooo

Compared to most other drugs, LSD is distinctive, and it can become complicated to answer the question of is LSD addictive physically or psychologically.

Regarding physical addiction, LSD is not generally thought to be physically addictive. This artificially manufactured drug is not known to create the physical cravings normally associated with addiction.

Rather than creating physical symptoms, LSD addiction is usually characterized by a sense of psychological addiction. People can start to crave the feelings, emotions, and experiences they had during their LSD trips, and then they can want to reconstruct them by continuing the use of a drug. With a hallucinogenic like LSD, you can start to feel like you want to put yourself back in the situation you were in during your last use of the drug, particularly if it also involved a social situation. Users will find that they crave the associations they link with the drug, and so the addiction of LSD is more about the experience of the high, than the drug itself.

The people who usually become particularly attached to the use of LSD and its accompanying effects are commonly individuals who have addictive personalities with the use of other drugs. For example, it’s not uncommon for someone who has a psychological dependence on LSD also to have an addiction or habit to use other drugs such as marijuana or opiates. If someone is genetically predisposed to substance abuse or addiction, they may find that the use of LSD becomes especially habit-forming.

There is a misconception among many people that because LSD isn’t classified as physically addictive that it’s not dangerous or potentially harmful, and that can be a particularly challenging bit of misinformation for people in the medical and recovery communities to dispel. LSD might not necessarily be thought of as toxic, but it can be incredibly harmful.

Dude have you searched for the definition? It does not have to be addictive to be classified as a drug. It only has to alter the psychological or physical or whatever aspects of an individual.

Sugar and coffee do the same while also being physically addictive cuck

it feels good

I have a theory that commonly used recreational drugs are in fact specifically chosen because they feel good. i don't know where all the chemicals and plants and mushrooms that just poison and fuck you up are, maybe people don't buy them so demand is low so most people don't bother selling them either

You might be retarded, unitonically

Best feels life has to offer. Provides significant relief from mental illness/scaring.

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It's interesting, highly over rated though. It made me highly religious, I understood what the apple ment metaphorically from bible and was having fun with the grandiosity of it all, but it also preyed on the ingrained advertising in our culture and turned that line of thought towards steve jobs and apple a lot which was not pleasent.

The only part that was worth it though was the sunrise. I accidently ran my battery dead so it was pretty hellish tripping on acid in the dark for hours, but the sun started coming up and it was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. The clouds were a vivid white imposed on the deepest blue I have ever seen, the sky was endless and and seemed to stretch for miles only interupted by a voluptuously bright sun and its rays. It was worth trying once just to get to see that, I am not an artistic person but it made me long to paint something so beautiful.

It just means you shouldn't abuse psychedelics. Use them wisely, sparingly and in the right environment.

Yup but fortunately I wasn't with total faggots who take that shit literally.

Some hippies say.
> Life is a trip.
Does that imply that this whole thing might be an LSD trip?

I'm trying to find a song now. It's basically a minimal techno song where a guy talks about his experience with lsd and ends up becoming a priest. Can't find it but sounds just like you.

Yeap
Of some alien's creature...

lsd is overhyped unless you take a shit ton of it
its basically just candy for your brain
at no point do you ever feel out of control

fuck i hate this phrase
>they respect the drug and take it with a positive mindset
especially 'positive mindset' isnt the point of psychs to induce retrospective expiriances, so how can you avoid the dark corner of your mind, if you are literally not meant to and expiriance the 'bad stuff', dont get me wrong these drugs are not evil or bad, but we imperfect humans are and when you take them be prepared for the most healing expiriance or hell, both are accepteble and both will eventually happen if you repeate the process.

So what does the apple represent in the bible?

Interesting post, thank you.

How to get in UK bros?