Just another thread on effects. :p

[Sandofthematrix]

I am probably in no state to be asking this at the moment, as I am high right now. However I believe that by describing what I am feeling now, I could recall it better in the future, and ask a more coherent yet accurate question. Please yell at me if I'm pissing you off.

Anyway. I just wanted to ask if these effects are typical or atypical. And if this is an indication to stop smoking.

Basically the smallest dose of weed has the most profound effect on me. Just 1 good hit of mid quality stuff gets me totally stoned, and has very broad effects on me.

-It alters my perception and way of thinking to the point it is almost uncomfortable...
(usually makes me over-analyse everything, and think I'm some sort of philosopher.) (makes me feel like I can perceive problems or questions in different ways etc...)
-It also alters my sense of time. I can't keep track of it in the long and short term. For instance when I am listening to music the beat seems to slow down and then speed back up. Oscillating every few seconds depending on how hard i think about it) This also happens when watching movies, the movie seems to speed up and slow down. And if I really focus i can almost see it 1 frame at a time. (even though that is probably not possible.) Long term wise. An hour feels like 4 hours. etc....
-This oscillation is also felt physically. Senses seem to be delayed, slowed down... my whole body seems to sway. And my heart beat. everything feels like its waving/pulsing. I can almost constantly hallucinate strobing sounds. Usually I think they are synced with my heart rate but I am not sure. I think I am just imagining them. They seem to oscillate in many dimensions including intensity and frequency. Sometimes I believe my brain lobes are separate yet synced. one side of my body seems to sense a feeling and then a second later the other side senses the feeling. (although maybe I am just swaying?) It feels like my brains activity is oscillating between each lobe.
-Also Anxiety. Lots of it. But I still enjoy the high enough to keep doing it to myself

My history is well... I've smoked weed around 20-30 times within the past 3 years.

Idk... it all just seems overwhelming for 1 hit...
What do you think?

(I'm sure the grammar and tense of this suck, ill fix it in an hour or 2.)

 

[cyberius]

All these effects are normal. Be aware though, THC affects some people more than others, and that may be the cause of some of the more unpleasant effects (anxiety, intense time dilation etc...).

For me to really get to that level I need to take many more hits than that, as I probably don't react to THC nearly as strongly as you do.

 

[fcsasr]

Would suggest not going overboard with ur cones. U clearly have no tollerance (which is not surprising with the amount you smoke) You also may have got some particlulary stong bud this time round if you havn't felt effects this potent before. I had similar mind blowing experiences when i smoked up my first few times (especially whilst hitting it quite hard) so thats pretty normall, if you're enjoying it thats even better
Y i suggested not going overboard with your cones is becoz u r experiencing levels of anxiety (which is perfectly normal) but if u smoke too much the anxiety might turn unpleasant or even turn into a full on panic attack, which wood ruin an otherwise awsome high!
Enjoy ur high mate

 

[FreedomWriter]

There are nothing to worry about, just the rare side effects. Just keep yer mind at ease and take it easy, stay in a good environment

 

[Euphio]

Sounds like you're stoned to me!

You just have a really low tolerance. the same things can happen to me off of a bowl of dank

 

[Dudeonacid]

http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/threads/668987-Why-does-weed-affect-me-so-differently?

i think were brothers

I am probably in no state to be asking this at the moment, as I am high right now. However I believe that by describing what I am feeling now, I could recall it better in the future, and ask a more coherent yet accurate question. Please yell at me if I'm pissing you off.

Anyway. I just wanted to ask if these effects are typical or atypical. And if this is an indication to stop smoking.

Basically the smallest dose of weed has the most profound effect on me. Just 1 good hit of mid quality stuff gets me totally stoned, and has very broad effects on me.

-It alters my perception and way of thinking to the point it is almost uncomfortable...
(usually makes me over-analyse everything, and think I'm some sort of philosopher.) (makes me feel like I can perceive problems or questions in different ways etc...)
-It also alters my sense of time. I can't keep track of it in the long and short term. For instance when I am listening to music the beat seems to slow down and then speed back up. Oscillating every few seconds depending on how hard i think about it) This also happens when watching movies, the movie seems to speed up and slow down. And if I really focus i can almost see it 1 frame at a time. (even though that is probably not possible.) Long term wise. An hour feels like 4 hours. etc....
-This oscillation is also felt physically. Senses seem to be delayed, slowed down... my whole body seems to sway. And my heart beat. everything feels like its waving/pulsing. I can almost constantly hallucinate strobing sounds. Usually I think they are synced with my heart rate but I am not sure. I think I am just imagining them. They seem to oscillate in many dimensions including intensity and frequency. Sometimes I believe my brain lobes are separate yet synced. one side of my body seems to sense a feeling and then a second later the other side senses the feeling. (although maybe I am just swaying?) It feels like my brains activity is oscillating between each lobe.
-Also Anxiety. Lots of it. But I still enjoy the high enough to keep doing it to myself

My history is well... I've smoked weed around 20-30 times within the past 3 years.

Idk... it all just seems overwhelming for 1 hit...
What do you think?

(I'm sure the grammar and tense of this suck, ill fix it in an hour or 2.)