No they were not smoking pot as this bloke does not like pot or how he gets paranoid/anxious, extremely socially withdrawn after smoking pot or Hashish. He was a teen and did not use any cocaine or Amphetamine until he was an adult in his 30s. My friend took the acid as it was super inexpensive, and was easy to get and lasted a very long time, and his friend also took it daily for a month the same way and in the same frequency.
Yeah, generally you have to start dropping huge doses to continue tripping at pace for days. I've heard a rule of thumb is to actually double your dose each time, but that was never my thing and it sounds potentially problematic. Whenever I'd get spun for days I'd be taking larger doses each time though. As for @Ismene2's 20 minute schedule, no clue how that might play out i.e. when the refractory period for redosing starts. It's an interesting idea. There are definitely substances that are more enjoyable if you dose gently on the come up. Still seems likely to be somewhat wasteful, though.
I miss LSD but I had periods of time where I would take it compulsively, on a daily basis. I stopped everything at 29 and I only use caffeine.
How does it bring out psychedelic ecstasy? I found that just taking LSD or mushrooms, or smoking/eating/vaping lots of Sativa pot or Moroccan hashish does the same.As you may or may not know i like taking acid staggered by 20 minutes or so. This seems to bring you out in a never before encountered area of lsd geography. More like an intense, incredible psychedelic ecstasy. Ive recently found out that staggering both doses whilst eating something light makes the comeup even smoother and gorgeous.
Just something to consider if you are feeling adventurous
Okay? I have never taken ecstasy or MDMA, MDA, or any MDXX drugs or research chemicals. What are they like? I was told by friends who have taken MDMA/MDA that they are basically like LSD or like mushrooms but without the very heavy visuals.
Not really. They are in a class by their own ("empathogens," but a better term IMO is "entactogens," a term Nichols coined a long time ago but never really caught on.) Describing their subjective effects to someone who hasn't tried them is as hard as doing the same for psychedelics to someone who hasn't tried them. They do have similarities in the "opened mind" of psychedelics but have quite unique effects on interpersonal relations/transpersonal psychology that are characterized as "empathic" or promoting "connection."
