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Ever had parents walk in on you while tripping

Yeah. My mom was always very anti-drugs and kind of crazy. One night I had a bunch of friends over and we ate a nice dose of foxy. In the morning I had to go get a shot for school (I was in high school) and she knew something was up. She was pissed and kept demanding to know more about my pupils being so large. I kept my cool (still tripping pretty hard - foxy lasts a while) and then on the way there, she told me she hoped I wasn't on drugs because getting a shot on drugs would kill me. Now, I knew deep down that she was making this up to try and get me to confess, but it was not pleasant to hear tripping none the less. Obviously mother knows nothing about drugs, because telling this to a tripping person could result in a terrible trip IMO. So I get the shots (two, one in each arm) and on the way home she starts repeating the death thing and tells me she hopes I was telling the truth cause if not "KABLAM" - as she slams her fist on the dashboard over and over again.

I feel for you man, my mum was a little similar.. not quite that intense. But my mum's a woman who doesn't drink or smoke, and hardly drinks coffee.. so we were like total opposites in regards to drugs.

I've had my mum walk in once when i was living at home, nothing to serious.. just asked what i was doing up, i was kind of shocked into a sober state from mid-peak so i was able to rationally reply. Also a few times after a trip she noticed my pupils and although she accepted whatever story i made up, i could tell she knew.

Eventually after living out of home for a few years, i just decided to go tell her all the drugs i had taken over the years.. she took it pretty well. It still remains as the best decision i ever made in my life, everything is out in the open now.. no one has any dirt or ammunition on me, i can genuinely be "me" around anyone, as cliche as it sounds.. the truth most definitely sets you free. :D
 
When I used to trip or take any drugs at my mums, it'd be at night in the downstairs extension. Thing is she'd always wake up when in the early hours just before she'd be getting up, I'd be banging up the stairs. I only knew this later. I told her I was doing drugs,and she said
"That doesn't bother me, it's the fact you woke me up at 6 in the morning!"

My stepdad doesn't agree with drugs, but my mum has been there and done that, she told me once he "needs to get a life" when he was pissed off at her for coming up to bed late. She was downstairs getting pissed with me and my mate. Good times! I thought my mum was a witch when I was an adolescent, but we're too similar.

Oh yeh, last year I had dinner with my grandparents, completely off my nut on mephedrone. They pile it on the plate too. With no apetite... yeh. That was a struggle. And a mistake.
 
Don't nobody drop acid on new years eve?? I mean that's a classic and i've done it since the first year i took psychedelics.. Family dinner? Big funny looking plates? Champagne? Fireworks? I mean it's the trip i long for all year..
 
Nope but I had my flat broken into (they kicked the door in but took 'em a while) by knife-wielding thieves whilst on a hefty dose of 2C-E once. Was... interesting. Managed to get out of the house just as they got in fortunately but had to deal with a house full of police taking statements and looking for evidence and stuff whilst utterly cunted afterwards. They didn't seem to notice funnily enough. Suspect they put any "strange behaviour" down to the shock or summat.

Oh shit 8o


I've tripped around my parents many times. I offered my dad mushrooms once :D

He didnt accept.
 
Now I fuckign hate mephedrone and all cathinones, but one time me and 4 friends were all on dangerous doses of mephedrone, all cracked the fuck out, and we decided it would be good if our families got ot know each other, so we brought them all out to dinner - THAT hour. It was so awkward, we'd all just taken a bump before dinner, none of us could eat, some of us were too fucked to talk the other s were wayy too talkative
 
after a total last minute shroom pickup
me n a friend went back to my house, not knowing much about tripping on them we set it up like an e trip.
black lights, highlighters, pills n soft furry blankets, and turned on the only cartoon that was on at 11pm. each having had nothing to eat all day ate 1/8th each. basically after two hrs we were like crazy zombies talking about what we were seeing, feeling things that weren't there , the shrooms started to turn on us, probably because my mom was in the room down the hall n we were paranoid
anywaaays mom walks in asking why were still awake, then notices the setup n says, what's going on here!? we just started busting up laughing .. my mom lectured me n her and we got off scott free, aside from telling everyone we knew about it, but they all laughed
 
wow i could'nt deal with that knowing a loved 1 is lying about such a thing just ot get you to ''confess'' that you have took something.

I would of confessed soon as she hit her fist on dashboard, and said

''don't you think the truamatic experience and scare tactics your putting me throw while yes i am on after effects of a psychadelic is more worse than me actually tripping''

I think in the future, parents will have alot more relaxed attitude towards there kids using drugs. when you have kids and there grown up, i presume you will set boundries on certain things but that majority on mind altering substances will be ok to use, as long as you know they know how to set the balance between fun, work, life ect.....

Yeah, she was totally clueless about drugs and it didn't stop me from doing a damn thing. I am fortunate that the drugs I was involved with were mostly psychedelics and no harm every came from my use. I hate the way some parents act on this issue. I'm sorry, but when I know more about the drugs I'm taking then you do, you have no say.

I'm fortunate in that my mom has slowly started to come around. I can talk pretty comfortably about drugs with her now, because she has seen what little effect they have had on my life, she has seen that they can be used responsibly, and since she doesn't give me money or anything like that, she can't hold anything over my head like some people so I have given her the choice: either I can act myself around you or you can remain very distant. I'm not gonna pretend to be someone I'm not now that I'm old enough not to have to. Either you like me, or you don't... whether or not I use drugs occasionally shouldn't matter.
 
Yeah, she was totally clueless about drugs and it didn't stop me from doing a damn thing. I am fortunate that the drugs I was involved with were mostly psychedelics and no harm every came from my use. I hate the way some parents act on this issue. I'm sorry, but when I know more about the drugs I'm taking then you do, you have no say.

Your parents try to give you the best education and life they're able to give you, and want to protect you from harm in any way. In my opinion, keeping your children away from drugs is a smart thing to do.. In the end, many (teenagers) view drugs as another temptation, even those who claim to 'expand their views on life'. They just don't want you ending up with a low-quality life, or even a bum.. Even if they are less informed about the drugs you're taking, it's narrow-minded to state they have no say.

But that's just my opinion.
 
^ And by feeding you bad information and propagandist bullshit they make that child disbelieve everything else they taught them when they find out it wasn't true. Good intentions/road to Hell and all that. Lying to your kids does not keep them safe. Passing on ill-informed opinions is pretty reckless too. You can't hope to educate kids if you are not educated yourself. Get the facts and explain them to kids in your own way. Or lie to them but you may not like what comes back to haunt you a few years down the line.

But that's just my opinion too, of course :)
 
^ I agree mostly.

And by feeding you bad information and propagandist bullshit they make that child disbelieve everything else they taught them when they find out it wasn't true
Not really necessary. I don't think most parents lie intentionally. In fact, they are often misinformed and know only myths, created by society. Once you realized this, you indeed take everything your parents told you more critically, but you don't entirely disbelieve them.

I can understand parents telling scary shit about drugs. If I ever have children, I would like to keep them from doing drugs until their brains are developed. And of course, I would like to keep them from being addicted to anything.
But I never will tell bullshit like "Heroin can make you addicted just from one shot. Never touch them".
 
^ And by feeding you bad information and propagandist bullshit they make that child disbelieve everything else they taught them when they find out it wasn't true. Good intentions/road to Hell and all that. Lying to your kids does not keep them safe. Passing on ill-informed opinions is pretty reckless too. You can't hope to educate kids if you are not educated yourself. Get the facts and explain them to kids in your own way. Or lie to them but you may not like what comes back to haunt you a few years down the line.

But that's just my opinion too, of course :)

You try to keep them in the right direction. I think at least some souls have been saved thanks to parents with good intentions, ofcourse addictive personalities will find their way to the stuff. I'm not saying being ignorant about drugs is a good thing, but if your child knows all the isomeres of substance X, doesn't block you out as a parent if you don't. Some doors better stay closed until one becomes an adult and can make his own decisions, whether they're good or bad.
 
Don't nobody drop acid on new years eve?? I mean that's a classic and i've done it since the first year i took psychedelics.. Family dinner? Big funny looking plates? Champagne? Fireworks? I mean it's the trip i long for all year..
I dropped acid for the first time (two tabs), on New Years Day. Was planning on doing it on New Years Eve, but I was in a bad mood.


You try to keep them in the right direction. I think at least some souls have been saved thanks to parents with good intentions, ofcourse addictive personalities will find their way to the stuff. I'm not saying being ignorant about drugs is a good thing, but if your child knows all the isomeres of substance X, doesn't block you out as a parent if you don't. Some doors better stay closed until one becomes an adult and can make his own decisions, whether they're good or bad.

Wrong. Curious personalities, some of whom also have addictive tendencies. It's necessary to make the distinction.
 
I dropped acid for the first time (two tabs), on New Years Day. Was planning on doing it on New Years Eve, but I was in a bad mood.




Wrong. Curious personalities, some of whom also have addictive tendencies. It's necessary to make the distinction.

Well it's certainly the best to wait if you're not totally up for the experience.. specially in such a stimuli-felt night such as new years.. Maybe jan the 1st is even better.. most quiet day of the year ;)
 
Well it's certainly the best to wait if you're not totally up for the experience.. specially in such a stimuli-felt night such as new years.. Maybe jan the 1st is even better.. most quiet day of the year ;)
I had had a fight with my girlfriend, which irritated me because we never fight and she knew I intended on dosing that day.

Wouldn't have minded watching fireworks or the noise. Really wouldn't have mattered. I was content just being and observing the experience.
 
Your parents try to give you the best education and life they're able to give you, and want to protect you from harm in any way. In my opinion, keeping your children away from drugs is a smart thing to do.. In the end, many (teenagers) view drugs as another temptation, even those who claim to 'expand their views on life'. They just don't want you ending up with a low-quality life, or even a bum.. Even if they are less informed about the drugs you're taking, it's narrow-minded to state they have no say.

But that's just my opinion.

I get what you are saying. Parents generally have the best intentions, and when you live in their house you must follow their rules. That said, I think it's sad how little parents know and are willing to talk about super important life issues. And this is my problem with it.

Just to be clear, I am 26 years old, and my opinion of this has only grown stronger with age. I am very responsible, I take care of myself (meaning I don't get a single hand out) I live in a nice house, have a very enjoyable life etc. I am only pointing this out so I don't come off as an angry teen, or a drug addict trying to make excuses. Drugs are a pretty minor presence in my life.

My beef with parents not knowing what they are talking about stems from my teenage experiences. I used drugs, though I always wanted to steer clear of the harder stuff, and chose to only do what I considered the fun drugs. My parents followed the "just say no" method, and let's face it... this does not work. Having a parent that was both knowledgeable and honest about drugs would go a lot further than just freaking out about stupid shit like weed smoking. Any logical person should realize that just like responsible alcohol use, responsible drug use is very possible. The key is to teach this, and to do this, I think building a solid relationship based on honest information from a young age would be necessary. My parents simply were not capable of this, and I think that's just sad.

Parents don't realize how much damage can be done by lying or giving misinformation on a serious issue like drug use. Drugs are not all the same, and they don't all need to be avoided forever, but this is what a good portion of us were taught. Our entire society is fucked in this way.
 
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