30 mg of 2C-T-7
This is gonna be kind of a rough trip report, didn't really document much, except times.
I had a full stomach, was bored, figured, what the hell, my last time of 20 mg of 2C-T-7 left me unsatisfied. I had 3 10 mg pressed tablets of T7 laying there, I figured, what the hell.
I gathered them in my hands, washed em down with some water. Later some friends joined me for their first trip with T7 all had a good time, but none took as much as me.
After picking up my friends, I noticed on the way myself *FEELING* messed up, but not seeing *ANY* visuals, which was good cause I was driving, trying to get there and back home before the trip hit.
1.5 hours later, driving home, no visuals yet, in the corner of my eye, tail lights from cars going by would bounce up and down. Weak.
(T + 2 hours) 30 minutes later, some mild visuals, nothing impressive. I'm mad, why isn't 30 mg doing anything to me?
Another 30 minutes goes by, and *BAM* the whole world starts moving around, visuals everywhere!
I remember putting some CDs in, and it taking me FOREVER to press the play button cause the DAMN THING KEPT MOVING AROUND!!!!! "Stand still!!!" *friends laugh*.
I remember going over to my girlfriend who was laying in the corner at one point and saying "Why are you laying there and not on the couch?" she disapeared. OMG it was a halucination. I've never experienced a all out halucination like that before.
I go upstairs to get something, turn on the light in my room, the room expands to a long, long hallway, I can't see the end of it, then almost as quickly, it rubberbands back to my normal room, still bouncing all over.
Digital green snowflakes are cascading around the room. I've never experienced something so visual. On the mental note, it was very euphoric, very SPIRITUAL. I felt like I was one with the universe.
Phisically, body load was present, but not nasuia like the first time. Just like a extra weight.
The come down was suprisingly easy, very clean. I definatly love this stuff.
[Added paragraphs and fixed title -Splatt]
This is gonna be kind of a rough trip report, didn't really document much, except times.
I had a full stomach, was bored, figured, what the hell, my last time of 20 mg of 2C-T-7 left me unsatisfied. I had 3 10 mg pressed tablets of T7 laying there, I figured, what the hell.
I gathered them in my hands, washed em down with some water. Later some friends joined me for their first trip with T7 all had a good time, but none took as much as me.
After picking up my friends, I noticed on the way myself *FEELING* messed up, but not seeing *ANY* visuals, which was good cause I was driving, trying to get there and back home before the trip hit.
1.5 hours later, driving home, no visuals yet, in the corner of my eye, tail lights from cars going by would bounce up and down. Weak.
(T + 2 hours) 30 minutes later, some mild visuals, nothing impressive. I'm mad, why isn't 30 mg doing anything to me?
Another 30 minutes goes by, and *BAM* the whole world starts moving around, visuals everywhere!
I remember putting some CDs in, and it taking me FOREVER to press the play button cause the DAMN THING KEPT MOVING AROUND!!!!! "Stand still!!!" *friends laugh*.
I remember going over to my girlfriend who was laying in the corner at one point and saying "Why are you laying there and not on the couch?" she disapeared. OMG it was a halucination. I've never experienced a all out halucination like that before.
I go upstairs to get something, turn on the light in my room, the room expands to a long, long hallway, I can't see the end of it, then almost as quickly, it rubberbands back to my normal room, still bouncing all over.
Digital green snowflakes are cascading around the room. I've never experienced something so visual. On the mental note, it was very euphoric, very SPIRITUAL. I felt like I was one with the universe.
Phisically, body load was present, but not nasuia like the first time. Just like a extra weight.
The come down was suprisingly easy, very clean. I definatly love this stuff.
[Added paragraphs and fixed title -Splatt]
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