RandomClean3
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When I was 18 I did morphine + methylphenidate in the same syringe plenty of times. It's been 8 years, mostly sober, and I'm starting to control myself and have experiences as the psychonaut I hace always been but I've had to supress because of my addiction. If I fall too much, I have buprenorphine patches ready to kill any opioid high. So I did my combo again. This time it was 2 x 30 mg morphine ''Morfindol'' extended release pills and 4 10 mg IR methylphenidate pills. Had a lot of trouble preparing, basically I had to reheat to sterelize in the microwave and start over (I used too much cotton, feel free to facepalm). Anyway, there was nothing extraordinary about this shot, except maybe a little loss, and using my belt as tourniquete and finding a vein in a personal record time, push a little faster than normal cause I was uncomfortable. 10 seconds go by, I was looking for my cotton ball to remove the needle without recreating Carrie and it happened...
It started spreading, I could feel it, realizing the tourniquette had gotten loose (thank God). Up my arm, my chest, neck, face, then I feel the needles. I realize I had never felt pin and needles, this almost hurt, the intensity was overwhelming. My face gets hot, the pins and needles stop increasing and the pleasure overwhelms them, and me. I lay in bed pressing the cotton on my arm. Good, pleasurable, oragasm, I can't really describe it that way, it caught me by surprise. It's been 40 minutes and the experience was so powerful I need help figuring out what actually happened. Did one drug overtook the other? Pleasure is now coming in waves. My heartbeat is up but to be expected with the methylphenidate. My eyes close for a second, like very slow blinking, but I'm not nodding off as I would expect with the dosage: I hadn't taken any uppers in over a week, but had been experimenting with morphine. Was it the mix? Can a ''speedball'' really feel so much more intense than the opioid alone?
I had never felt something so intense in my life, I'm freaking out (Or I would be if I didn't have 60 mg of morphine in my system) and can more experienced people help me comprehend what happened? Why it wasn't so mind-shattering intense when it was the morphine alone? My experiences as a teen are forgotten for the most part, I went to rehab right after and was put on antipsychotics for a year, wipping out a lot of memories. I'm just shocked, I thought I had felt this before, it's completely possible I forgot the experience, I forgot the names of my friends after a few months on high dose seroquel, but guys, this has to be unforgettable, it shook me to my very core. It's not something I would repeat without planning, that intense it felt. Any and all friendly input is apreciated, but if my poor, very under the influence description, makes sense to any of you, please tell me about it, this is going to sound strange but until I find a person that understands what I felt, I'll feel alone, and a little bit scared for some reason. Thanks in advance.
It started spreading, I could feel it, realizing the tourniquette had gotten loose (thank God). Up my arm, my chest, neck, face, then I feel the needles. I realize I had never felt pin and needles, this almost hurt, the intensity was overwhelming. My face gets hot, the pins and needles stop increasing and the pleasure overwhelms them, and me. I lay in bed pressing the cotton on my arm. Good, pleasurable, oragasm, I can't really describe it that way, it caught me by surprise. It's been 40 minutes and the experience was so powerful I need help figuring out what actually happened. Did one drug overtook the other? Pleasure is now coming in waves. My heartbeat is up but to be expected with the methylphenidate. My eyes close for a second, like very slow blinking, but I'm not nodding off as I would expect with the dosage: I hadn't taken any uppers in over a week, but had been experimenting with morphine. Was it the mix? Can a ''speedball'' really feel so much more intense than the opioid alone?
I had never felt something so intense in my life, I'm freaking out (Or I would be if I didn't have 60 mg of morphine in my system) and can more experienced people help me comprehend what happened? Why it wasn't so mind-shattering intense when it was the morphine alone? My experiences as a teen are forgotten for the most part, I went to rehab right after and was put on antipsychotics for a year, wipping out a lot of memories. I'm just shocked, I thought I had felt this before, it's completely possible I forgot the experience, I forgot the names of my friends after a few months on high dose seroquel, but guys, this has to be unforgettable, it shook me to my very core. It's not something I would repeat without planning, that intense it felt. Any and all friendly input is apreciated, but if my poor, very under the influence description, makes sense to any of you, please tell me about it, this is going to sound strange but until I find a person that understands what I felt, I'll feel alone, and a little bit scared for some reason. Thanks in advance.