laughingheart
Greenlighter
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I was just wondering if anyone else has found that things are supposed to be "trippy" to be a bit of a bad buzz when doing psychedelics? (in my particular case LSD/shrooms)
I remember that this first bothered me when I was at a warehouse rave, inside the warehouse were all these fluro things dancing across the walls, all these preset costumed bartenders, props placed around and it just felt like such a massive ruse. I just knew it was all fake and didn't really have any grounding in reality. Don't get me wrong, it is tolerable but I always get this feeling like I am wasting my time in places like that (on psychs, on other drugs it's completely fine, I even appreciate it).
I feel the same way about "trippy" movies. At first I was like everyone else, I lined up all these weird, cult movies (Holy Mountain, Fear and Loathing) for whenever I could get my hands on LSD and it was all well and good but then after watching a movie I decided to flick on normal television and I found myself appreciating it a lot more and getting more tripped out by them.
The thought process being that normal television just felt like it was grounded in reality, that people all around the country are watching this and yet there was so many nuances that I picked up that made the idea that people watched this sober and were enjoying it was completely absurd.
The same goes for going to a place that is supposed to trip you out, with all these crazy dancing shapes moving across the walls. It just felt like a giant facade, it felt like it was a joke that they were playing on everyone there and quite frankly it felt a bit lazy, as if you didn't even need to use your imagination. However when I go to places like parks, the city, supermarkets, places that are percieved as normal and places that I accept as normal in everyday life just reveal these little nuances that make them amazing on psychs.
I know a lot of my friends that I trip with agree with me in varying degrees but I am the only one I know that feels so strongly about the issue. Is anyone out there the same way? If so where have you been?
I remember that this first bothered me when I was at a warehouse rave, inside the warehouse were all these fluro things dancing across the walls, all these preset costumed bartenders, props placed around and it just felt like such a massive ruse. I just knew it was all fake and didn't really have any grounding in reality. Don't get me wrong, it is tolerable but I always get this feeling like I am wasting my time in places like that (on psychs, on other drugs it's completely fine, I even appreciate it).
I feel the same way about "trippy" movies. At first I was like everyone else, I lined up all these weird, cult movies (Holy Mountain, Fear and Loathing) for whenever I could get my hands on LSD and it was all well and good but then after watching a movie I decided to flick on normal television and I found myself appreciating it a lot more and getting more tripped out by them.
The thought process being that normal television just felt like it was grounded in reality, that people all around the country are watching this and yet there was so many nuances that I picked up that made the idea that people watched this sober and were enjoying it was completely absurd.
The same goes for going to a place that is supposed to trip you out, with all these crazy dancing shapes moving across the walls. It just felt like a giant facade, it felt like it was a joke that they were playing on everyone there and quite frankly it felt a bit lazy, as if you didn't even need to use your imagination. However when I go to places like parks, the city, supermarkets, places that are percieved as normal and places that I accept as normal in everyday life just reveal these little nuances that make them amazing on psychs.
I know a lot of my friends that I trip with agree with me in varying degrees but I am the only one I know that feels so strongly about the issue. Is anyone out there the same way? If so where have you been?
