It's not like a fugue state at all, I was very mentally active and joyful and sociable and I felt so alive it was psychedelic, like every single thing felt like the most amazing thing ever. I was just out of my mind and responding to people as if they were in the dream I was having instead of based on what they said... sometimes I responded to what they said but it morphed into a different situation in my dream so I answered in a weird or non-applicable way.
I stopped having dream states yesterday, I'm out of it now though up through last night at least I am still getting strong visuals at night. I definitely learned a lot, in a way, it's weird, the dreams seemed unrelated to anything but I came out of it with so much more resolve to live well and eat well, and a total removal of any physical dependence. I also learned a lot about myself and my issues from how I handled coming back out of it. I'm super glad I did it, it was a life-changing and unbelievably epic and wild adventure and it was the most out there and intoxicated by a substance I have EVER been, which for me was a fun experience since I really enjoy psychedelic states.
I'm guessing a Bwiti shaman in the throes of an ibogaine vision quest would be a fearsome and confusing, but powerful sight to behold.
I thought I had prepared everything, I planned for a month, got everything in order, detoxed as much as possible beforehand to where I was feeling pretty good, and boarded my cats. Though I forgot to unplug my electronics... damn it.

The real issue was that I thought I would be good after 24 hours, to be by myself, but I 100%, absolutely was not. I'm really lucky. But, I'm still glad I did it this way because I had no way to have anyone able to be present to sit for me the whole 3 days, nor would I have had that anytime soon. So I wouldn't have done it, at least not now, and it gave me the break and perspective I needed to break the cycle of opiates, and of poly-drug abuse.
I am starting to feel the reasons why I liked and wanted to take opiates again... but I just need to be strong, now I don't need them to not feel shitty nor do I have intense chemical pleading messages warping my conscious decision making process, which is a huge fucking difference. I am calling up a substance abuse counselor to make an appointment to start counseling for it so I'm not just trying to deal with this myself.