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if you could go back and experience any drug for the first time..

As much as I fight to stay sober and make something important, meaningful about my life, I see that at the same time I urge to come back to somewhere where things made me feel part of something overwhelming. Where my feelings and life made sense in same strange way.

I always wondered if I was born with endorphin deficit as from the moment I experienced euphoria, even though I was laying in hospital after a surgery, the real good feelings started to appear. I noticed immediately that I could never live well again without it.

For years I tried to convince myself that these feelings were due to the pain relief I needed to have for a long time, but I abused it and that was not because I was feeling more pain.
 
The first time I tried Poppy Tea stands out, too; by the time I tried it I'd used a pharmacopoeia of opioids (H, Oxy, Morphine, Hydro/OxyMorphone etc.,) and so had a good idea of what to expect. I underestimated the multifaceted experience of Tea, and was shocked by the duration. It felt so different to other opioids that it was almost like losing my opioid virginity again.

No on ever expects the spanish inquisition. And by Spanish inquisition I mean the duration of pod tea.

Stuff is original and magical!!!
 
I just remember my 'real first time', after seeing my folks! Not quite certain of the date, but it must be a good half century ago now, I was about 6 or 7, and suffering miserably from something called 'Croup' IIRC? One of those diseases that seems to have vanished or been renamed, it was like a teribble sore throat, temperature and cough, absolutely miserable. I was stuck in a woolen steam tent, with some scary medieval device like a weird kettle, which poured out steam, and this evil smelling stuff called Friar's Balsam.... to this day, the slightest whiff of it makes me nauseous! How serious it was I don't know, I did end up in hospital, so quite bad I expect.... whatever, I remember feeling utterly wretched, and Mum and Dad having a 'serious chat' out of earshot, before leaving the room, and returning with a wineglass, half filled with warm water and something that made it cloudy and green.

I clearly remember asking what it was, and my mother, eyes filled with dread and very, very solemn, saying "Chlorodyne", as if it was the Elixir of Life, laced with soluble Philosopher's Stone, offered up in the Holy Grail... or strychnine at least! With great respect, and a bit of fear, I took a sip... and it was delicious, sweet, warm and with a sort of liquorice flavour. Whatever, soon finished it, and said "thanks, that was nice!"...yet had no idea how much 'nice' was an understatement. It worked pretty fast, and as I was a bit delerious anyway at the time, it's hard to recall timeframes, onset of effects, first 'alert' or any of that stuff... suffice to say, before long I was feeling marvellous, warm, glowing even, not with fever, but with wonderful, relaxed euphoria... the relief and pleasure was then unfamiliar of course, which made it tremendous. Now,I'm not sure how long this lasted, which is a shame, but all too soon I was starting to feel bad again.

Being a kid, I naiively assumed I was 'cured', and my suffering was over, but needless to say, all too soon I was starting to feel ill... and getting iller. I wish I knew how long my heavenly 'wellness' lasted, maybe an hour or so? However long, it was not long enough! Quite naturally, logically and innocently, I wanted to feel well again, in fact I can still rememberr thinking it was 'better than well!' - perhaps an early danger sign of what was to come later in life? -and Of course, wanted more of that magic medecine, which, unlike any other 'medicines' I'd know until then, actually WORKED!


Even at that age, I had aquired a good sense of moods and 'atmospheres', and was reluctant to ask for more, somehow just realiseing and suspecting that there was something a bit weird about my parents attitude and behaviour, so I held on as long as I could, until weakness and misery became unbearable (likely two or three minutes based on subsequent events), and although I instinctively felt it was 'wrong', put on my best Oliver Twist look, and took the plunge...

"Oh Mum, I feel awful again... can I have some of that clorry stuff please?" Sure enough, my parents stared at me in utter horror, exchanged a terrible, 'Victorian mourning (dead baby) look, held each other up for support, and with pathetic attempts at 'sympathy' and understanding, sadly, solemnly and very emphatically told me "No!", in no uncertain terms, before moving out of range and having what appeared to be a quite passionate 'told you so!' conference, glancing at me now and then as if I had become an angry tarantula, with forced, sweet smiles. My first ever 'withdrawal' I suppose?


It was a bad one too, they called the Doc, who tutted and frowned, then gave me a massive, very painful injection of Penicillin which made my poor little bum ache for ages. And then I was off to hospital. When I came back, I remember looking for the magic potion, though honestly out of curiousity to see what it looked like - had I found it, I wouldn't dared to have pinched any. It was only because my folks had treated it with such dread and mystery, I was never shown the bottle, only the diluted, prepared 'elixir'.


Many years later, I was helping clear out my grandparents house, and as always when doing such jobs, once alone made for the medicine cabinet and had a rummage.... curses, no Valium, Codeine, Benzedrine.... I once found a huge bottle of Mandrax (from 1965 IIRC) which was nice, but nothing there at all! I knew very well that all the Morphine Grandad had been taking in his final illness was long gone, no doubt into the stomach of some lucky nurse or 'care worker'. What I did find however, right at the back, was a nearly full bottle of Dr Collis Browne's Compound... whohoo! The contents (form 1963) had solidified long ago, but a small splash of cheap scotch soon revitalised it, and I -with great reverence - had a taste.


Now, opiates are not really 'my poison', I like stimulants, but am always prepared to try anything which might be enjoyable, interesting, or fun... and it was lovely stuff. They still make it today, but have removed any 'entertaining' ingredients long ago, apart from a tiny, tiny dose of Morphine - only 20 mg in a £5.60 bottle, barely a battlefield dose! This old stuff was very different, age notwithstanding... and let's just say, I instantly realised why they had altered it... well worth 1/3d.. 6 new pence! Hat's off to Dr Collis Browne then, may he rest in peace.... I can think of nobody more certain of doing that in fact!
 
If I could change everything by going back to my first time, I´m not sure if I would have had the same family or job. Experiences and people I´ve met.
Sometimes I really think I could just erase these first times, but I still endorse myself and trust that I´ll be fine. That´s what I hope.. :)
 
Hmm.. probably have to be MDMA.. just because that seems to be the one drug where after a while it's just never the same again, no matter how long a break you take. Tempted to say something like mushrooms/acid too.. but really, I can still take them, hundreds of doses down the tack and get high like noting else, psychedelics never stop working IMO. Heroin; meh - the first time wasn't even the best time.. and, whilst I would love to get proper fucking stoned again.. there are better feelings out there.
 
Hmm.. probably have to be MDMA.. just because that seems to be the one drug where after a while it's just never the same again, no matter how long a break you take. Tempted to say something like mushrooms/acid too.. but really, I can still take them, hundreds of doses down the tack and get high like noting else, psychedelics never stop working IMO. Heroin; meh - the first time wasn't even the best time.. and, whilst I would love to get proper fucking stoned again.. there are better feelings out there.

Agree. Even though sometimes there are so many new elements in MDMA that makes you wonder if that is the same you have experienced before.
 
My MDMA experiences still kick my ass.

But i suppose the first time i had these MDMA/MDA mixed pills. Never have i been so euphoric for so long , words.. cannot... uhggg
 
To my profound and delightful surprise, When I first tried MDMA - expecting it to be a bit like 'stony speed' - I clearly remember thinking : "F**kin' hell - this is THE DRUG I have always been looking for!", for that it was. Also the first ever drug from which I never wanted to come down from, and would truly have been happy if it lasted forever! I am very glad to report that even though I inevitably did come down next day, I have never, ever fully got out of that wonderful few hours, a precious, vital trace has been with me ever since, and hopefully will be to the end of my life and beyond. It was truly mind altering, in the most positive way possible, and for that I am supremely grateful, as I am a far better, nicer, more understanding person for it!
 
I'd say heroin, IV... Or cocaine IV. I've never done hallucinogens unfortunately.

I just don't appreciate heroin or respect it anymore. No, that's a lie... I do. I don't know. I'm picking up some H in less than an hour, bitches!
 
If I could relive some of the drugs I cannot access anymore: my first Eve (MDEA) experience was blissful, like MDMA had a baby with an opioid... <3
 
Oh shit that is a hard one :D First to mind came fentanyl that first time just stroking my scarf, my face, my hair it was combined with ketamine, ohh that's a high to chase <3, and ketamine ofcourse fuck I'd go for a deep K-hole with virgin tolerance :D:D But then I thought the amazement of my first mushroom trip or no my first breakthrough on DMT.. so many epic choices. First time heroin too that euphoria, after knowing fentanyl, so warm, so comforting, so tempting.. yeah I can't choose.
 
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