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Can your pets tell when your rolling?

Le_Messia

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I have a quick question, My lady and I noticed that when we are rolling that our dogs act much different, they seem to be a little more reserved, and then they seem to want extra attention from us, And give us weird looks.

Has anyone else ever noticed this?
 
i dont roll at home, so i dont know what he'd do if i was at home rolling balls lol, but when i do ketamine indoors my dog tries playing with me, because im all wonky and if i get in a k hole he barks right in my ear!
 
I've had roll parties around dogs, and I do notice they are more affectionate- perhaps not from knowing you're "on drugs", but a reaction to your energy and new disposition that is more friendly. When I come home after a night of MDMA, my cats are especially cuddly with everyone and tend to go lap to lap and purr, nuzzle etc. Animals are extremely intuitive.
 
I believe they can sense something is different. There was only one time I've rolled at my house and my dog loved everyone. My dog HATES everyone. Like Bsiren said I think they can just feel peoples energy/vibes in some way. Shrooming is a whole different story. My room mate a few years ago had a dog and she loved everyone, except when we were shrooming. She was terrified of us for some reason while we shroomed.
 
I am pretty sure pets can sense when you're fucked up. For some reason whenever I roll/trip around pets, I always get the feeling that the pets are acting different and can sense that something is not quite right.
 
haha i once picked up my mates kitten when i was smashed on pills thinking it was the most holy thing ever and it fucking pissed on me!
 
i do believe animals have strong empathy for peoples "vibes", growing up with dogs and cats i can fully approve that they are very intuitive... BUT did you consider that your animals acting different may as well be you THINKING they act different because you are rolling? :D
 
mmmmm23 said:
i do believe animals have strong empathy for peoples "vibes", growing up with dogs and cats i can fully approve that they are very intuitive... BUT did you consider that your animals acting different may as well be you THINKING they act different because you are rolling? :D
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I am pretty confident that it's not just me being fucked up. I genuinely believe that pets tend to "feel" that there is something different about you when you're tripping/rolling.
 
My snake couldn't give two shits if I was rolling or not.. But my friends cat seemed to be very curious of us and was more playful than usual.
 
^ Does catnip work btw? Id find that hilarious if it did to my brothers cat lol
(Wow, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5Xrcp6k8VE )

I was just going by dogs that had swallowed E's and been brought to the vets and stuff,
As there metabolism is high so you give a dog a stimulant like mdma,
its the same effect as giving them any stimulant, like caffeine even,
 
LOL yeah catnip is the funniest shit ever. I have 5 cats and you put a bunch on the ground and they will all fight over it like a bunch of meth addicts

leave out the sealed container for some extra lulz, they will spend all day trying to get that shit open
 
when i got home from the club this morning i was still rolling and while i was in bed my cat came to me and just stared at me hard for like 5 minutes straight and then laid down next to me letting me pet her forever. she never comes in my room and rarely lets me pet her...
 
Absolutely... More reserved and wanting extra attention is the perfect characterization of how my dog acts when we roll ast home... Also bugs out during light shows a little. But she definitely gets more reserved and clingy.
 
Yeah definitely wheN i roll or snort coke i definitely sense that our cat is acting kinda weird/strange It almost kinda looks scared whenever someone tries to hold it, she was definitely quick to jump out of their arms, at first i just thought i was just seeing it act differently than normal was because i was high, but whenever i come home drunk it totaly acts the opposite and tries to play and be real friendly. Oh and the katnip thing doesnt work on our cat at all, i tried 3 different catnip but shes like immune or something.
 
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